Renewable energy

INDIA’S HYDROELECTRIC OUTPUT WITNESSES MOST SIGNIFICANT DECLINE IN ALMOST FOUR DECADES

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In the past fiscal year ending on March 31, India experienced a significant decline in hydroelectricity production, marking the most notable drop in at least 38 years according to an analysis of government data by Reuters. This decline was primarily attributed to unpredictable rainfall patterns, which exacerbated the reliance on coal-fired power generation amidst heightened […]

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SEVEN EUROPEAN NATIONS HAVE COMMITTED TO ACHIEVING CARBON DIOXIDE-FREE POWER SYSTEMS BY 2035

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Seven European nations, including Germany, the Netherlands, and France, made a commitment on Monday to phase out carbon dioxide-emitting power plants from their electricity systems by 2035. Together, these countries represent nearly half of the European Union’s power production, primarily driven by the substantial contributions of Germany and France, the two largest power producers in

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OCTOPUS ENERGY, A BRITISH COMPANY, PLANS TO INVEST $20 BILLION IN OFFSHORE WIND BY 2030

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In order to increase energy security and lessen reliance on fossil fuels, renewables investor Octopus Energy Generation wants to invest $20 billion in offshore wind by 2030.    The company, which is a part of Octopus Energy Group, said that the investment will produce 12 GW of renewable electricity annually, which is sufficient to power

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UKRAINE HAS AMBITIONS TO BECOME EU’S NEW ENERGY HUB 

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The CEO of the largest energy company in the nation stated that while rebuilding Ukraine’s damaged energy infrastructure will cost billions of dollars, doing so will help the EU finish its transition away from Russian energy. Oleksiy Chernyshov, the chief executive officer of national oil and gas company Naftogaz, told POLITICO that rebuilding Ukraine should

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TENSIONS ACROSS THE TAIWAN STRAIT HAVE NOT STOPPED TAIWAN FROM EMBRACING SUSTAINABLE WIND ENERGY 

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A crane lifts the final portion of a white wind turbine tower that is over 100 meters tall into place in Taichung, a port city on Taiwan’s west coast. The turbine will be one of 111 rotating at a multi-billion dollar offshore wind farm being developed by Denmark’s Orsted that will generate enough power for

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POLAND WARNS THAT A SURPLUS OF RENEWABLE ENERGY POSES A THREAT TO ITS ELECTRICAL SUPPLY 

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For only the second time in history, Poland’s grid operator, PSE, issued a formal threat to the security of energy supply yesterday. Due to an excess of renewable energy in the grid, PSE ordered the temporary disconnection of solar and wind plants.  The decision was made amid exceptionally bright weather over the weekend and comes

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EUROPE MOVES TOWARD CREATING A NETWORK OF HYDROGEN PIPELINES 

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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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HOW CHILE IS BECOMING A WORLD LEADER IN RENEWABLE ENERGY 

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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 

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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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