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Friday, 22 February 2019

Proposed Targeted Charging Review (TCR) changes will mean even less renewable energy say Regen

Robin Whitlock

Clean energy not for profit group Regen have responded to Ofgem’s Targeted Charging Review (TCR) and have raised a number of concerns regarding the review’s proposed changes and their impact on clean energy and decarbonisation.

How Cheap Money Can Help Save the Planet

Innovation paves the way for next stage of global energy transformation

wind

Friday, 22 February 2019

Clobotics joins forces with GEV to bring AI to the wind sector

Robin Whitlock

Provider in industry-level computer vision solutions, Clobotics, has announced a global strategic partnership with GEV Wind Power, one of the largest wind operations and maintenance (O&M) companies in Europe in order to deliver AI-based autonomous blade inspections for wind turbines.

Workforce support for renewable energy training still needed as transition training fund closes

Ørsted, Total and Elicio Join Forces to Bid for Offshore Wind Farm

Thursday, 21 February 2019

Lointek Wins Major Contracts for World's Largest Thermosolar Power Plant

REM

Lointek has been selected for the turnkey supply of the integrated steam generation system and the oil-salt thermal storage system for DEWA IV, the world's biggest thermosolar power plant that will start operating in 2022, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Self-Consumption is the Cornerstone of the Photovoltaic Revolution

Risen Energy to Supply Modules for Ukraine's Largest Solar Power Station Project

Thursday, 21 February 2019

Large UK Biogas Plant Order for Weltec Biopower

REM

The German biogas plant manufacturer, Weltec Biopower, will build a biomethane plant near Pontefract, West Yorkshire, UK, for Lanes Farm Energy, a gas-to-grid project developed by Aqua Consultants.

Valio Introduces Finland’s First Biogas-Fueled Milk Collection Truck

Carbon Dioxide Being Captured in Innovative BECCS Pilot

Friday, 22 February 2019

EMEC Fall of Warness tidal test site lease extended to 2040

Robin Whitlock

Crown Estate Scotland has granted an extension to the European Marine Energy Centre’s (EMEC) lease for the Fall of Warness tidal energy test site in Orkney until 2040, which will in turn support the long-term ambitions and demonstration plans of EMEC’s clients.

Dandelion Energy Raises $16 Million Led by Google Ventures and Comcast

Naval Energies Utilizing 3DEXPERIENCE Platform to Drive its Leadership in Marine Renewable Energies

energy saving

Friday, 15 February 2019

EIB and Barcelona Metropolitan Area Sign Agreement to Improve Energy Efficiency of 10,000 Housing Units

REM

The Barcelona Metropolitan Area (AMB) will be supported by the European Investment Bank in refurbishing the metropolitan building and housing stock to make it more energy efficient and more accessible.

"Spring" infrared heating technology aims to reduce energy consumption by 50 percent

New white papers highlight opportunities and challenges as California implements SB 1477

electric/ hybrid

Friday, 22 February 2019

Kia Motors to reveal new electric concept car at Geneva

Robin Whitlock

Kia will unveil its new all-electric concept car at the 2019 Geneva International Motor Show.

Peugeot introduces new EV brand signature

Electriq~Global to launch water-based fuel with Eleqtec in The Netherlands

interviews

Thursday, 14 February 2019

Stanford Researcher Says 'Tectonic Shift' Is Underway in EV Market: An Interview with Arun Majumdar

Dan McCue

It is no exaggeration to say that Arun Majumdar, a senior fellow at Stanford University's Precourt Institute for Energy, is one of America's deep thinkers when it comes to the future of the grid, renewable energy and electric vehicle adoption in the United States.

Supporting Non-Wires Solutions (NWS): An interview with Jason Prince from Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI)

The Energy Sector Redefined: An interview with Thomas Birr of innogy Innovation Hub

Spain

Friday, 22 February 2019

Bochornoso archivo de un caso de impacto sobre aves amenazadas para producir pélets

Javier Rico

“Hemos pedido la reapertura del caso y si no lo hacen iremos a la Fiscalía General del Estado”. Javier Egea, portavoz de Ecologistas en Acción de Granada, responde así al decreto de archivo por parte de la Fiscalía Provincial de Granada de la denuncia de las talas y cortas destinadas a la producción de pélets en un espacio protegido que ha impactado gravemente en varias aves rapaces forestales, según un informe de la Estación Biológica de Doñana (EBD/CSIC). La fiscalía admitió como prueba un documento de la Junta de Andalucía de un espacio que nada tiene que ver con el afectado, los humedales y turberas de El Padul, a 150 kilómetros de distancia.