The money will be used to fund geophysical and geotechnical data collection. in order to support offshore wind development.
Read More »African and South American Sustainability Leaps and Bounds Ahead of EU
The report notes while many EU countries are struggling to reach their 32% renewable energy usage target by 2030. nations such as Paraguay and the Democratic Republic of the Congo are already producing 100% renewable energy.
Read More »Chinese Solar Company to Spend $947 Million Building Two Plants
JA Solar Technology Co. plans to invest 6.6 billion yuan ($947 million) to build two photovoltaic manufacturing plants in China’s eastern province of Zhejiang.
Read More »Highview Power Announces Plans to Develop Liquid Air Energy Storage System in US
The facility. which will have a capacity of at least 50MW. is to be located in northern Vermont.
Read More »Irish Wave Energy Device Headed Out to Hawaii for One-Year Testing Phase
Ocean Energy’s 500kW wave power generator is as tall as a three-storey building and more than 35 metres long.
Read More »GE Renewable Energy to Supply Turbines for 143MW Swedish Wind Farm
The Blåbergsliden wind farm is expected to generate enough energy for over 135.000 homes and save more than 13.000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions every year.
Read More »Europe’s Largest Solar Park Completed
Construction of the solar park took approximately a year.
Read More »Renewables Cooperation with Mining Industry
Most mining companies expressed they are willing to decarbonize and pursue initiatives that go well beyond renewables.
Read More »China’s Biggest Subsidy-Free Solar Farm Powers Up in Liaoning
A unit of China’s State Power Investment Corp. has brought online a 500-megawatt solar farm in the northeastern province of Liaoning. the nation’s biggest subsidy-free solar project.
Read More »Solar Power from The Dark Side
Most of today'.s solar panels capture sunlight and convert it to electricity only from the side facing the sky. If the dark underside of a solar panel could also convert sunlight reflected off the ground. even more electricity might be generated.
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