Europe
What if more convergence could accelerate the energy transition?
What if more convergence could accelerate the energy transition in Europe?
Emissions & Environment
COVID-19 the ‘biggest shock to energy system’ in decades says IEA
The Covid-19 pandemic is the “biggest shock to the global energy system in more than seven decades” according to a new report from the International Energy Agency.
On Site Power
Volkswagen orders Doosan Škoda steam turbines for Wolfsburg auto plant
Doosan Škoda will supply two 50 MW industrial steam turbines for Volkswagen’s automotive factory in Wolfsburg, Germany.
Decentralized Energy
COVID-19 emergency support package to electrify health centres in Africa
An emergency relief fund to provide healthcare organisations on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic in Sub-Saharan Africa with reliable power has been awarded to a solar home system provider, Lumos.
Decentralized Energy
Floating solar plant starts operating on Japanese reservoir
On April 25th the Ichigo Kasaoka Osakaike ECO Power Plant began operation as a floating power plant on an agricultural reservoir in Okayama Prefecture,
Decentralized Energy
JUMEME’s solar mini-grids to power Tanzania’s COVID-19 efforts
JUMEME, a mini-grid operator in Tanzania co-funded by the European Commission, has launched a “COVID-19 Relief Program” to support the Tanzanian government...
Renewables
GlobalData explores the impact of COVID-19 on energy sector
GlobalData explores the negative and positive impact of COVID-19 on the energy sector in India, Spain, Brazil, Greece and globally.
Renewables
Uzbekistan issues tender for 100 MW wind project
In Uzbekistan, the Ministry of Energy has announced the launch of a tender for the development of a 100MW wind power plant.
Digitalization
Here’s why digital twins are key to the utility of the...
Why should utilities take note? Three words: Distributed Energy Resources.
Renewables
COVID-19 poses risks to 2021 US utility-scale solar projects
Wood Mackenzie predicts the ongoing COVID-19 crisis could negatively impact on US utility-scale solar projects even into 2021.
