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US Department of the Interior orders halt to work on Empire Wind 1 offshore wind farm

The US Department of the Interior (DOI), through the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM), has ordered a pause to the construction of the Empire Wind 1 offshore wind farm, which is currently proceeding in federal waters off the coast of New York.

Avfuel Powers the Future With Electric Refueler Truck in California

Avfuel Corporation has taken delivery of its first electric-powered refueler truck for jet fuel to Del Monte Aviation (KMRY) in Monterey, California. The milestone marks an exciting step forward in the journey toward more sustainable aviation operations by converting ground support equipment to sustainable power sources.

Smart Construction — Wind Turbines That Build Themselves

Self-assembling wind turbines are a new frontier in renewable energy tech. They use automation and smart design to construct or install themselves without requiring massive cranes or crews. Instead of relying on traditional heavy machinery, these innovative systems can position and lift their components using modular parts and autonomous tools.

Technip Energies awarded FEED contract for Jet Zero’s SAF project in Australia

Technip Energies  has been awarded a Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) contract by Jet Zero Australia Pty Ltd. for Project Ulysses, a bioethanol to sustainable aviation fuel project located in Townsville, Australia.

Biogas Industry Launches Ad Campaign Highlighting Untapped Domestic Energy

As the US Congress prepares to deliberate critical clean energy tax provisions, the American Biogas Council has launched an online advertising campaign to spotlight the power of biogas facilities to convert waste into fuel, electricity, and economic opportunity.  

Verge Next Making Innovative Technology Available to All Manufacturers of Two-Wheelers

Verge Motorcycles has succeeded in revolutionizing the idea of what is possible for two-wheeled vehicles with its ground-breaking electric motorcycles. Verge Motorcycles are now expanding their operations by launching the new Verge Next unit, which commercializes this advanced technology for use by other bike manufacturers

Major Step for Geothermal in Asia - Baseload Capital and Google Forge Corporate PPA

Global geothermal developer Baseload Capital and Google  announced the signing of the first corporate power purchase agreement for carbon-free geothermal energy in Taiwan. Baseload's geothermal solutions provide the stability needed to meet future energy demand, ensuring that digital innovation is powered by clean, firm, and sustainable energy. 

LIFTE H2 Successfully Delivers Hydrogen Refueling Station for Open Grid Europe

LIFTE H2, part of px Group , a leading energy infrastructure and operations business, proudly announces the successful delivery of a cutting-edge hydrogen project at Open Grid Europe's (OGE) site.

UK Government to prioritise projects that drive clean energy for electricity grid connection

The UK Government has announced that so-called ‘zombie’ projects will no longer hold up the queue for connection to the electricity grid, thereby enabling it to prioritise businesses that will drive growth and deliver energy security.

Governor Supports First-of-its-Kind Solx Solar Panel Manufacturing Facility in Puerto Rico

Solx , a solar module manufacturer, announced construction is underway on Puerto Rico's first solar panel manufacturing facility. With strong support from Governor Jenniffer González Colón, the Solx Puerto Rico (SPR) facility demonstrates the company's commitment to strengthening the Island's energy independence and delivering long-term employment opportunities.

Varco Energy commences full commercial operations at its 57 MW Native River BESS near Liverpool

UK battery storage asset owner and operator Varco Energy has announced the successful start of commercial operations of its Native River BESS, located in the ‘Mersey Ring’ section of the grid, south of Liverpool.

ScottishPower signs multi-million vessel agreements with Norfolk marine companies

ScottishPower Renewables has signed charter agreements worth more than £16 million in total with Norfolk-based marine companies - Caister-based NR Marine Services and Great Yarmouth-based OEG - for the provision of vessels to support the construction of its East Anglia THREE offshore windfarm, which will come into operation next year.

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