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Minesto Welcomes Cooperation Between EU and Faroe Islands

Minesto welcomes the newly signed Memorandum of Understanding on Enhanced Cooperation between the Faroe Islands and the European Union. The enhanced cooperation opens strengthened business and public funding opportunities for Minesto, proposing 200 MW tidal energy buildout to support Faroe Islands in reaching 100% renewables by 2030.

Where Are the Climate Hot Spots Throughout the Country?

Cities with consistently cold temperatures are facing heat waves as deserts are bombarded with blizzards, causing rapid shifts in the local conditions. Climate change is making temperatures inconsistent and bizarre, but what regions are the most surprising and need help combatting the heat?

Sonnedix Signs First EPC Framework Agreement with Eiffage Energia Sistemas

Sonnedix, a renewable energy producer with over 3GW of operating capacity, has signed its first Engineering Procurement Construction (EPC) Framework Agreement with Eiffage, one of Europe's leading construction and concession companies, through its Spanish brand, Eiffage Energia Sistemas.

New Technique Converts Excess Renewable Energy to Natural Gas

Four Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) researchers have partnered with Los Angeles-based SoCalGas and Munich, Germany-based Electrochaea to develop an electrobioreactor to allow excess renewable electricity from wind and solar sources to be stored in chemical bonds as renewable natural gas.

Octopus leads the charge: National Grid welcomes more electric cars to Balancing Mechanism

Octopus Energy has taken another step in its mission to transform the energy system with the integration of electric cars into National Grid’s Balancing Mechanism.

Lhyfe Receives Grant of up to €149M for Large-Scale Production of Green Hydrogen

Lhyfe, a green and renewable hydrogen production company, has received confirmation from the French government of  financial support in the form of a grant of up to €149 million for the construction of a green hydrogen production plant with an installed electrolysis capacity of 100 MW near Le Havre.

COP28 Goal of Tripling Renewables Feasible Only with Urgent Global Course Correction

Achieving the global target set at COP28 to triple renewable power capacity by 2030 relies heavily on establishing conducive conditions for such growth. Tripling renewable power capacity by 2030 is technically feasible and economically viable, but its delivery requires determination, policy support and investment at-scale.

Companies Partner on ‘gold standard’ resource assessment for solar+storage system in Puerto Rico

Specialists in solar data, software and expertise Solargis has teamed up with GroundWork to provide a site-specific resource assessment for North American provider of energy storage solutions Convergent Energy and Power (Convergent).

Quinbrook and E.ON to construct large-scale battery storage project at Uskmouth, South Wales

Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners has announced a partnership with E.ON to construct a 230 MW/460 MWh battery energy storage system at Uskmouth in South Wales, with E.ON acquiring 50 percent of the project capacity and jointly investing in its construction.

Exus Acquires 306MW Pennsylvania Wind Portfolio

Exus North America has announced the acquisition of a 306MW wind portfolio in Pennsylvania. The portfolio comprises four operational wind farms, marking a significant expansion of Exus' owned and operated renewable energy portfolio.

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