The 50MW Guzman plant is scheduled to start operating in the first quarter of 2020.
Read More »ArcelorMittal Europe Steels Itself to Cut Carbon Emissions by 30% Before 2030
The steelmaker says the pledge will help it contribute to the European Commission’s Green Deal.
Read More »Hong Kong Power Firm CLP Waves Goodbye to Coal
The company said it will no longer invest in new coal-fired power plants and will progressively phase out all remaining coal assets by 2050.
Read More »Coal Made up Only 1% of UK’s Energy Generated During Third Quarter of 2019
That’s according to a raft of new statistics released by the Department for Business. Energy and Industrial Strategy. covering the period from July to September.
Read More »EBRD Lends €58m to Finance Kosovo’s Biggest Wind Farm
The facility will represent around 10% of Kosovo’s total installed capacity when complete and reduce annual carbon dioxide emissions by roughly 247.000 tonnes.
Read More »Southern Africa’s Renewable Energy Fuel Mix Puts the UK to Shame
A new report suggests Zimbabwe. Zambia. Namibia and Mozambique all generate a much larger proportion of their energy from clean sources.
Read More »NextEnergy Solar Fund Puts UK’s Largest Subsidy-Free Solar Plant Into Place
The Staughton solar development on the Bedfordshire Cambridgeshire border boasts an installed capacity of 50MW.
Read More »Germany Edges Out Norway as Europe’s Biggest Electric Car Market
Germany has pulled ahead of Norway for sales of all-electric cars since the start of the year. putting Europe’s biggest auto market in position to become the regional e-car leader on an annual basis for the first time.
Read More »EU Solar Looking Sunny with More tThan 100% Year-on-Year Growth in 2019
SolarPower Europe says this is the strongest growth the renewable energy technology has seen in the span of a single year since 2010.
Read More »Aquila European Renewables Income Fund Announces Second Danish Wind Acquisition
It has bought the Svindbaek onshore wind farm. which boasts 22.4MW of installed capacity.
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