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Neste’s Renewable Fuels take Coldplay Around the World

Coldplay is partnering up with Neste to take steps towards the band’s target of reducing CO2 emissions from the Music Of The Spheres World Tour by 50% compared to the band’s previous world tour. Neste will provide Coldplay with sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to help reduce emissions from air travels, while the company’s renewable diesel will help cut emissions from the band’s tour transports and stage power generation.

The Best UK Holiday Hotspots to Take Your EV

New analysis shown the best holiday hotspots for EV charging in the UK based on research into EV charging facilities at holiday accommodation. The EV team at YESSS Electrical researched how many small holiday accommodation businesses currently offer EV charging.

Ocean Harvesting completes testing of InfinityWEC power take-off and control system

Ocean Harvesting has successfully completed the testing of a prototype in scale 1:10 of the power take-off (PTO) and the control system for the wave energy converter InfinityWEC, part of a project co-financed by the Swedish Energy Agency.

Dane County Supports Sustainable Communities with Agricultural Biodigester

With the support of leadership from Dane County, Wisconsin, EnTech Solutions has partnered with Northern Biogas to repurpose an anaerobic biodigester facility formerly producing electricity to now produce clean RNG using agricultural waste from four local dairy farms.

DOE Launches $84 Million Program to Demonstrate Enhanced Geothermal Energy Systems

The U.S. Department of Energy issued a request for information to support $84 million in enhanced geothermal systems pilot demonstration projects included in President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. 

New Class of Hydrogen Ship Design from C-Job

C-Job Naval Architects has designed a brand new class of liquid hydrogen tanker that will revolutionize the renewable energy market. The tanker concept, developed in partnership with LH2 Europe, is a critical element in realizing a green end-to-end liquid hydrogen supply chain.

Meeting the demand for battery energy storage: An interview with Tom Jensen, CEO of Freyr

REM talks to Freyr Battery CEO Tom Jensen about the company, its recent agreement with Honeywell to provide battery cells and developments in the sector generally

State Policies Giving Solar a Boost

The United States established decarbonization goals to preserve the global ecosystem. However, transitioning from fossil fuels toward emission-free electricity requires technological alterations. Many business owners and residents want to install renewable energy sources and experience financial limitations.

Ocean Harvesting develops a new buoy made of high-strength concrete for its wave energy converter

Ocean Harvesting is developing a novel concrete hull for the prime mover (buoy) of the InfinityWEC wave energy converter, using high strength concrete with low environmental footprint and excellent durability.

Software Partnership Signals Priority Shift for Energy Firms

Ylem Energy, the business energy generation and storage specialist, has signed a 20-year Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) contract with independent energy technology solutions provider, Origami.

NJR Clean Energy Ventures Begins Construction On Largest Floating Solar Array In  U.S.

NJR Clean Energy Ventures, the renewable energy subsidiary of New Jersey Resources has begun construction on an 8.9 megawatt (MW) floating solar installation in Millburn, New Jersey. Once complete, it will be the largest floating solar array in the United States. 

Italy
Ingeteam to supply one of the largest battery systems in Europe

Ingeteam has been selected as the technology partner to equip the largest energy storage system in Italy, which will also be one of the largest and most important systems in Europe and in the world, consisting of a battery system with a power output of 70 MW and an installed capacity of 340 MWh.

Ørsted Trials Turning Offshore Wind Turbine Foundations into Safe Havens for Corals

Ørsted, the world’s most sustainable energy company, is planning a world-first attempt to support coral reefs by growing corals on offshore wind turbine foundations. Together with Taiwanese partners, the company will test the concept in the tropical waters of Taiwan this summer. The aims are to determine whether corals can be successfully grown on offshore wind turbine foundations and to evaluate the potential positive biodiversity impact of scaling up the initiative.

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