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NYC Mayor Eric Adams Performs Inaugural Charge at Revel's New EV Charging Superhub 

Revel, the EV infrastructure and mobility company, alongside Mayor Eric Adams, TLC Commissioner David Do and EDC President & CEO Andrew Kimball announced its second public EV fast charging station is now complete. Adams unveiled the South Williamsburg Superhub by performing the inaugural charge with one of Revel's rideshare EVs.

Sunfire successfully installs the world’s largest high-temperature electrolyser

In the renewable hydrogen project ‘MultiPLHY’, electrolysis company Sunfire has successfully installed the world's first multi-megawatt high-temperature electrolyser for the production of green hydrogen at Neste's renewable products refinery in Rotterdam.  

GMR Energy Begins Work on Major AU$330 Million Battery Storage Project 

Australian renewable energy company, GMR Energy, has kicked off work on its utility-scale Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula which will support the national power grid and help fast track the country’s clean energy transition. 

Battery electric train deliveries to quadruple in 2023 says IDTechEx

The demand for ‘untethered’ electric trains will increase rapidly over the coming years, with sales growing four-fold year-on-year to reach over 100 deliveries in 2023, according to a new report by IDTechEx.  

ABB and Academia Collaborate on Energy Efficiency

At the end of March, 12 prominent professors were invited to Västerås, Sweden by ABB for the first of four symposiums to address the role of energy efficiency solutions in the context of climate change. Together with senior researchers from ABB Corporate Research, they spent two days delving into research challenges related to energy efficiency in industry, transportation, and buildings, examining technology and design processes, as well as business models.

Seven States in Northeast Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub to Submit $3.62B Proposal To U.S. DOE

The States of New York, New Jersey, Maine, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts announced submission of the group's proposal for a Northeast Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub to the U.S. Department of Energy to compete for a $1.25 billion share of the $8 billion in federal hydrogen hub funding available as part of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

Corporate funding in solar up 55% finds Mercom Capital Group

Global clean energy communications and consulting firm Mercom Capital Group has released a report on funding and merger and acquisition (M&A) activity for the global sector in the first quarter of 2023 and has found that total corporate funding increased 55 percent compared to Q4 2022.

Five Steps the Construction Industry Is Taking to Move on Sustainability

Nearly 40% of global carbon emissions come from the built environment, including the construction industry. Climate change impacts the world every day, and it is vital that the construction industry continues working toward sustainability. The industry is making strides toward greener practices.  

Bristol residents offered a chance to co-invest in Thrive Renewables battery storage project

Local residents in Bristol, UK, have been offered to co-invest in a new battery storage project, constructed on Feeder Road by Thrive Renewables, which currently owns and operates the project.

Siemens Gamesa and ArcelorMittal Subsidiary Strike Major Wind Power Deal 

Siemens Gamesa has signed a supply agreement with leading steel company ArcelorMittal’s subsidiary in India to supply 46 SG 3.6-145 wind turbines for a project totaling 166 MW in Andhra Pradesh. The clean electricity produced will be used by one of its steel plants, providing a much-needed boost to the industry’s decarbonization efforts in the country.  

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