The new €15m facility site will support the stability of the French power grid.
Read More »Europe Warned about Virus Impact on Clean Tech
Governments across Europe should keep clean energy top of mind as they consider measures to protect their economies against a likely recession caused by the coronavirus, the International Energy Agency (IEA) has said. The European Commission is paying close attention to the economic impact of the coronavirus, saying border shutdowns …
Read More »Solar-Rich UAE Is Turning to Nuclear Energy
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is building the world’s largest concentrated solar power plant, capable of generating 700 megawatts. During daylight, solar power will provide cheap electricity, and at night the UAE will use stored solar heat to generate electricity. But at the same time, four nuclear reactors are nearing …
Read More »Coronavirus Triggers Domino Effect on Clean Economy
The coronavirus outbreak will cause a significant global crisis on EVs, solar and battery demand.
Read More »Coronavirus Expected to Weaken 2020 Solar Power Demand
The impact of coronavirus on global renewables markets could make 2020 the first “down year” for solar power capacity addition since the 1980s. This according to BloombergNEF, which has revised down its February global solar photovoltaic demand outlook for the year from between 121 gigawatts (GW) and 152GW to between …
Read More »Good Energy Partners with Engenie to Speed Up EV Charging in the UK
The agreement will make it as convenient as possible for businesses, landlords and local authorities to realise the benefits of EVs.
Read More »A Novel Biofuel System for Hydrogen Production from Biomass
A research team, led by Professor Jungki Ryu of the School of Energy and Chemical Engineering at Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology in South Korea, presented a new biofuel system that uses lignin found in biomass for the production of hydrogen. The system decomposes lignin with a molybdenum …
Read More »Brazil Welcomes Its ‘Largest Solar Plant’ with £143.5m Investment
Atlas Renewable Energy has signed a deal with Anglo American to build the ‘largest solar plant’ in Brazil with a R$881 million (£143.5m) investment. The Atlas Casablanca solar plant will have an installed capacity of 330MW, with more than 800,000 panels allowing it to produce enough energy to supply a …
Read More »Iberdrola to Build €2.4bn Offshore Wind Farm in France
The installed capacity of 496MW will generate enough clean energy to satisfy the needs of around 835,000 consumers.
Read More »EIB Backs Polish Wind Farm with €60m Loan
The new wind park is expected to supply approximately 75,000 households with clean energy.
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