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LAUNCH OF 9.9 MW SOLAR POWER PROJECT IN SERBIA BY POWERCHINA AND AVR

According to the Ministry of Mining and Energy, the project is being built by PowerChina and the German company AVR Solar Park. Notably, PowerChina and CWP Europe inked an investment agreement in April for the projected Vetrozelena wind farm, ushering the Chinese corporation into Serbia’s renewable energy market. Large solar power plants are not yet […]

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GERMANY PLANS TO PROVIDE INDUSTRIAL HUBS WITH HYDROGEN SUPPLIES 

In an effort to reduce carbon emissions from its manufacturing-based economy, Germany disclosed plans to connect industrial regions around the Rhine, the south, and the east of the country with hydrogen pipes.  The Economy Ministry stated that the preliminary plans unveiled on Wednesday serve as a crucial “starting signal” for the nation’s turn away from

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UK LOOKING TO REVIVE RICH MINING PAST TO COUNTER CHINA’S MINERALS DOMINANCE 

South Crofty is a part of a surge of mining activity sweeping the southwest of England that aims to revive a sector that, up until recently, appeared to be all but dead. Companies looking to profit from the spike in demand for the raw materials essential to the transition to clean energy are concentrating on

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EUROPE MOVES TOWARD CREATING A NETWORK OF HYDROGEN PIPELINES 

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed in January between the German energy company RWE and the Norwegian oil and gas producer Equinor to create extensive energy value chains between the two countries that encompass natural gas, hydrogen, and renewable energy sources. In addition to developing offshore wind farms for green hydrogen production, the firms

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SAUDI ARABIA OPENS THE LARGEST SOLAR POWER FACILITY IN THE WORLD 

On November 30, ACWA Power, a local utility firm, and Water and Electricity Holding Company (Badeel) inked a contract to develop Al Shuaibah, in the province of Mecca, into the largest single-site solar power plant in the world. With a 2,060 MW generation capacity, the solar power station is anticipated to begin operations by the

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IRISH ENERGY COMPANIES ARE TOLD TO DROP ‘MISLEADING’ 100% RENEWABLE CLAIMS 

An advertising watchdog has discovered that electricity firms in Ireland are deceiving customers by claiming to supply 100% sustainable energy. The Advertising Standards Authority of Ireland (ASAI) looked into Energia’s advertisements’ use of the industry-standard claim that their electricity is 100% renewable. It upheld the complaint made by Senator Lynn Boylan of Sinn Féin’s.  Between

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$21 BILLION AUSTRALIA-TO-SINGAPORE GREEN POWER MEGA-PLAN RUNS INTO DIFFICULTIES AS “BILLIONAIRES CLASH” 

The A$30 billion ($21 billion) Sun Cable plan, which aims to pipe solar power from Australia to Singapore, has been one of the world’s most ambitious renewable energy projects, but it has now entered administration following a rumored conflict between its two major billionaire backers. Sun Cable announced today (Wednesday) that it “has made the

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HOW CHILE IS BECOMING A WORLD LEADER IN RENEWABLE ENERGY 

Countries all across the world are struggling with the same issue as the repercussions of climate change become increasingly obvious: how to cut carbon emissions without hurting the economy? Power grid replacement, consumer behavior change, and supply chain decarbonization all carry risk for many industrialized nations. Chile, a high-income industrialized nation with a population of

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MOST EU NATIONS ARE SKEPTICAL ABOUT THE NEW 45% RENEWABLE ENERGY TARGET 

Countries in the European Union are now considering measures to raise the bloc’s renewable energy target to 45% by 2030, in accordance with ideas put forth by the European Commission in May of this year. The updated goal was proposed as part of Europe’s efforts to stop supporting the Kremlin’s military buildup by phasing out

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