The falling costs of wind. solar and battery technologies will help keep global temperatures from rising more than 2°C by 2030.
Read More »Australia’s Largest Solar and Storage Project Enters Operation
The 60MW Gannawarra Solar Farm has been successfully retrofitted with battery storage infrastructure.
Read More »EU Approves Italy’s €5.4bn Support for Renewable Energy Scheme
The Italian Government intends to introduce a new aid initiative that supports electricity production from sources such as solar and onshore wind.
Read More »Apollo sSpeeds up renewables push with new recruit
Apollo has made a new appointment to spearhead the Aberdeen-based energy consultancy’s on-going expansion into renewables.
Read More »Vattenfall Issues More Than £440m in Green Energy Bonds
Swedish energy giant Vattenfall has announced that it has issued more than £440 million in clean energy bonds to investors.
Read More »Fossil Fuel Consumption Subsidies Bounced Back Strongly in 2018
Higher average oil prices in 2018 pushed up the value of global fossil fuel consumption subsidies back up toward levels last seen in 2014. underscoring the incomplete nature of the pricing reforms undertaken in recent years.
Read More »International Action Can Scale Up Hydrogen to Make It a Key Part of a Clean And Secure Energy Future
The world has an important opportunity to tap into hydrogen’s vast potential to become a critical part of a more sustainable and secure energy future.
Read More »Onshore Wind Could Save Each Consumer £50 Annually. New Research Claims
Onshore wind projects could save consumers up to £50 per person annually. according to new independent research.
Read More »China’s Father of Electric Cars Says Hydrogen Is the Future
His vision to make China an electric-vehicle powerhouse revolutionized the global auto industry. cementing a move away from the combustion engine.
Read More »Hydrogen Could Replace Natural Gas to Heat Homes. Report Claims
Hydrogen has the potential to replace natural gas as a heat source in homes across the UK. according to a new report.
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