Renewables
Iberdrola selects Siemens turbines for £6.5bn East Anglia Hub project
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ScottishPower Renewables, a subsidiary of Iberdrola in the UK, has selected Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy for the provision and installation of wind turbines at a £6.5 billion offshore wind energy project.
Decentralized Energy
Australia to revise clean energy policy and unlock $40bn in investments
The Australian government should revise its clean energy policy to unlock investments of up to $40 billion within the power generation sector
Smart Grid T&D
Siemens Energy launches new R&D center for advanced technologies in China
Siemens Energy has launched an innovation center for advanced energy technologies in Shenzhen in southeastern China.
On Site Renewables
Cleantech Solar delivers three new PV projects in Malaysia and Thailand
Cleantech Solar has commissioned three rooftop solar PV systems at AkzoNobel sites in Malaysia and Thailand.
Renewables
UN unveils Race to Zero Breakthroughs to combat climate change
Iberdrola has joined a new initiative unveiled at the recent World Economic Forum by the United Nations to accelerate the fight against climate change.
Renewables
Enel wins in Italy’s latest renewable energy auction
Enel Green Power has won contracts to build new renewable energy projects and to repower existing plants in Italy’s latest renewable energy auction.
Renewables
EIB backs energy and climate action projects in Croatia
In Croatia, the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development and EIB have partnered on key energy, sustainability and climate projects.
Renewables
E.ON signs Prince of Wales’ global climate action pledge
E.ON has signed the Earth Charter initiated by the Prince of Wales to encourage CEOs to play a key role in accelerating the energy transition.
On Site Renewables
Rooftop solar booming in Hawaii as utility launches ‘Quick Connect’
Hawaiian Electric has announced that rooftop solar installations increased by 55% in 2020 despite the global pandemic.
Renewables
Wood Mackenzie presents 2021 trends related to carbon emissions
Research firm Wood Mackenzie has presented the five key carbon emissions trends the company forecasts will shape 2021.