Renewables and Efficiency

DNV GL says the post-combustion technology will capture and liquefy 400,000 metric tonnes of the carbon dioxide produced each year at a cement plant.

Carbon dioxide absorbed by trees as they grow is stored in the wooden tower, which means that the wind turbines are climate-neutral.

On completion, the 714MW plant is expected to power the equivalent of around 630,000 UK homes with renewable power.

The project increases the firm’s total installed capacity in the country to approximately 380MW.

Projects are expected to fall short on timelines by at least a quarter, with a disrupted supply and pre-crisis policy changes exacerbating delays.

The new offshore project will become the ‘largest’ offshore wind farm in the Netherlands when completed.

The city, which declared a climate emergency in February 2019, has already reduced emissions by 47% between 2009-2019.

The Cricket Valley Energy Centre uses advanced technology to ensure it reduces carbon dioxide emissions.

A two-carriage train loaded with 110 tonnes of RDF arrived at Geminor’s HUB in Landskrona in Sweden, sent from another of the company’s facilities in Braunsbedra, Germany.

The two solar plants are expected to generate renewable electricity to nearly 50,000 people.