The power agreement will allow the firm to cut its indirect emissions at its sites by approximately 55 kilotons. which is equivalent to the annual carbon footprint of more than 8,500 citizens.
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Europe generated almost 18% of its electricity by wind and solar last year, while China, India and the US were all above the global average of 8%, according to a new report.
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German lawmakers have voted a roadmap for the coal-free era in the country, which includes abandoning nuclear power by 2022.
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A hydrogen economy is being contemplated in many parts of the world.
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The new port facilities at the Port of Esbjerg will help reduce the costs of transportation between production and installation sites.
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The draft law proposals would ban all new coal, oil and gas projects with immediate effect.
Read More »Transactions in Trade Channel INSTEX not Convincing for Iran
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister for the Economic Diplomacy Affairs said Gholamreza Ansari said that trade transactions through EU trade mechanism with Iran dubbed INSTEX is not convincing for the Islamic Republic of Iran at the present condition.
Read More »ESB and Harmony Solar Partner to Power 10% of Irish Homes with Renewable Energy
The collaboration aims to deliver 1,000MW of solar projects through a €30m investment.
Read More »Iberdrola Buys French Renewable Firm Aalto Power
The French firm owns and operates 118MW of onshore wind farms in France, with an additional 63MW portfolio under development.
Read More »Portugal Goes 52 Days without Coal-Based Electricity
The nation shut down two major coal plants in the country in response to reduced power demand and stalled economic activity as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
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