Energy-intensive companies in Croatia could save up to EUR 10 million a year through the government’s scheme to reduce the surcharge they pay for incentivizing renewable energy production.
Read More »Volvo Goes for Full Renewable Electricity at China Plant
Volvo Cars’ manufacturing plant in Chengdu, the company’s largest in China, is now powered by 100 per cent renewable electricity. This takes the maker’s global renewable electricity mix in its manufacturing network to 80 per cent. The 100 per cent renewable electricity mix in Chengdu is the result of a …
Read More »GE Renewable Energy Expands Green Footprint in China
The renewable power company will supply 12 wind turbines and a two-year service agreement to a 30MW wind farm in China.
Read More »Wooden Wind Turbine Towers Project Bags €6.5m EU Grant
The funding will support the construction of the first commercial wooden turbine tower.
Read More »Hydrogen Strategy Part of Green Transformation
A hydrogen economy is being contemplated in many parts of the world.
Read More »PG&E to Launch Five Energy Storage Projects Totalling 423MW in California
The projects are focused on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing the Californian grid’s reliability.
Read More »Offshore Wind Project in Taiwan to Use the World’s Largest Wind Turbines
This will make the first installation of the SG 14-222 DD wind turbine in Asia Pacific.
Read More »Zesco and Power China Sign $548m Deal for Three Solar Projects in Zambia
The three solar power plants will be connected to the national electricity grid and will have an individual capacity of 200MW each.
Read More »India Approves 100% Solarisation Project for Sun Temple in South India
The ancient temple and the nearby town will be powered by solar energy through a 10MW grid-connected solar PV project.
Read More »UK’s Power System Emissions Hit All-Time Low and Wholesale Power Prices Go Negative
The two records were set over the weekend as renewable energy generation soared, coinciding with continued low demand due to the ongoing coronavirus lockdown.
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