On Site Renewables
Community-scale solar projects taking root as financing makes more sense
According to Variety, singer Luis Fonsi’s hit 'Despacito' broke a new digital record when it surpassed 5 billion views on YouTube, becoming...
On Site Renewables
Rio Tinto invests $2.6bn in its first solar project
Global mining corporation Rio Tinto has announced plans to build its first solar photovoltaic plant.
On Site Renewables
Siemens builds Germany’s largest ‘power outlet’ for ships for Port of...
The Port of Kiel commissioned Siemens to build Germany’s largest shore power system to date. With a power of 16 MVA, the Siharbor solution...
On Site Renewables
South Africa announces new DER guidelines
Owners of small commercial and embedded generation, such as roof-top solar power systems, in South Africa now have clearer guidelines for connecting to the...
Renewables
HYPORT Ostend green hydrogen to advance Belgian energy transition
The Port of Ostend, DEME Concessions and PMV are once again joining forces to boost the energy transition in Flanders. Their partnership will result...
Decentralized Energy
Rolls-Royce launches $5m microgrid validation centre
Rolls-Royce has launched a €5m ($5.5m) microgrid validation centre in Germany for its MTU product and solution brand.
The plant is at the headquarters...
Renewables
Green Investment Group enters into power agreements with Eramet Norway
Macquarie’s Green Investment Group (GIG) has entered into two long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) with Eramet Norway, to provide a stable and long-term power...
Decentralized Energy
UK International Development Secretary pledges aid for off-grid Kenya
UK Secretary of State for International Development, Alok Sharma, has visited an off-grid Kenyan household enjoying off-grid solar power designed by UK based Azuri...
Decentralized Energy
Britain’s largest gas distribution network goes solar
Cadent, Britain’s largest gas distribution network, has blazed a green trail with the launch of its first-ever solar array.
Located at an existing Cadent site...
On Site Renewables
Onsite renewables vital for refugee camps says UN
A new report from the United Nations states that onsite renewables can cost-effectively supply refugee communities with low-cost, reliable electricity.
