The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is supporting Romania’s transition to clean energy with a financing package of up to €120 million for the development, construction and operation of Econergy’s Părău 2 project: a 342 MW solar photovoltaic plant with a co-located 150 MW/300 MWh battery energy storage system in Brașov.

ScottishPower and Masdar have marked a major engineering milestone at East Anglia THREE offshore windfarm, with all 95 foundations now installed off the Suffolk coast.

Xcel Energy has completed Sherco Solar Phase 3, marking another major milestone in the company's transformation of a retiring coal plant into a major renewable energy hub.

BP has announced that it is putting its United States biogas business up for sale, just three years after buying the unit, known as Archaea Energy, for $4.1 billion.

Eco Wave Power has announced continued progress on its first megawatt-scale wave energy project in Porto, Portugal, following the official commencement by APDL – Administração dos Portos do Douro, Leixões e Viana do Castelo – of rehabilitation works at the Barra do Douro breakwater.

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, through its flagship fund Copenhagen Infrastructure IV (CI IV), is pleased to announce that Coalburn 1 has commenced commercial operations.

ICF, a  global solutions and technology provider, has been awarded a new $35 million contract by Entergy Louisiana to implement the utility's full residential, commercial and industrial energy efficiency portfolio to help customers better manage energy costs and improve grid reliability.

Fusion Fuel Green. a provider of full-service energy engineering, advisory, and utility solutions,  announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Bright Hydrogen Solutions Limited has achieved execution milestones on two previously announced green hydrogen projects in southern Europe.

UK EV and charging sector leaders are urging the Government to maintain its current trajectory on the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Mandate, supported by new polling showing that only a minority of the public want the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) slowed.

Andreas Atkins tells REM that expanding the UK’s EV charging network requires early investment to manage grid, planning and cost constraints as demand grows.

El informe "Quién controla la energía en España", presentado el 8 de septiembre de 2006 por Greenpeace, contenía los datos más relevantes sobre las seis grandes compañías eléctricas que operaban entonces en España, en el periodo 1998-2005, es decir, entre la aprobación del Protocolo de Kioto y la apertura de los mercados eléctricos, y la actualidad. Los ecologistas proponían al nuevo ministro de Industria y Energía, Joan Clos, que elaborase una Ley de Energías Renovables.