Biomass
Valmet to deliver biofuel feeding system to Cikarang Listrindo Indonesia
Valmet will supply a new biomass fuel feeding system for one of the circulating fluidized bed boilers owned and operated by Cikarang Listrindo Tbk.
Energy Storage
Rolls-Royce strengthens growth opportunities with Kinolt acquisition
Rolls-Royce has completed the acquisition of Kinolt S.A., a Belgian-based specialist in dynamic uninterruptible power supply.
Renewables
Simply Blue Energy launches Ireland’s Emerald floating offshore wind project
The Emerald project is a floating offshore wind farm that will start to harness the enormous wind potential of the Celtic Sea.
Renewables
Combined generation saves RWE during network failure
Two RWE plants in the UK have been used to ensure secure energy supply following a network failure which would have caused grid instability for 16 days.
Digitalization
ExxonMobil extends R&D partnership with Princeton Energy Center
ExxonMobil and the Princeton Energy Center have extended their collaboration on R&D of low-carbon and innovative energy solutions.
Solar
China’s JinkoSolar to supply PV modules for utility-scale project in Chile
Chinese solar module manufacturers, JinkoSolar Holding Co, has announced that it will supply 126 MW of solar modules for the expansion of an existing 160 MW solar PV park in Chile.
On Site Renewables
Estonia opens first solar-powered data centre
European telecommunications company Telia will be powering the Laagri center with solar power, marking Estonia's first-ever renewables powered data center.
Renewables
Iberdrola, partners to build largest pv plant in Spain’s Basque region
Iberdrola has partnered with the Provincial Council of Alava and the Basque Government's energy agency EVE to build the largest photovoltaic plant.
Coal Fired
Germany passes 2038 coal exit law with compensation
Germany has passed legislation to end coal-fired power generation by 2038 at the latest and agreed on a shutdown schedule for individual lignite power plants.
Renewables
Power-to-gas proves least expensive path to net-zero
Carbon-neutral with power to-gas is the least expensive option for US utilities seeking to achieve 100% carbon reduction within the operations of grids.
