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Tuesday, 18 December 2018

AleaSoft Analyzes Italian Electricity Market

REM

AleaSoft has analyzed the behavior of the Italian electricity market IPEX during 2018 and the influence of the price of fuels and CO₂. Italy, which currently covers a large part of its demand with thermal production, and which has a high solar resource, has great potential for the development of photovoltaic production.

UN Climate Talks End With Agreement on Universal Emissions Rules

E.ON, Astrosat and ESA Partner on Project to Address Energy Efficiency

wind

Tuesday, 18 December 2018

Alpha Offshore Provides Boost to Sparrows Group

REM

Sparrows Group, headquartered in Aberdeen, UK, has seen its position in the renewables market strengthened one year after the acquisition of Alpha Offshore Service. The company confirmed that Danish-based Alpha's revenue has increased by 46 percent in the past 12 months.

Vestas secures first order from enercity Erneuerbare GmbH in Germany

Enel Begins Operation of HillTopper Wind Farm

Tuesday, 18 December 2018

Solar Frontier Americas Acquires Mustang Two Solar Project

REM

Canadian Solar, through its wholly owned subsidiary Recurrent Energy, has completed the sale of its 150 MWac/210 MWp Mustang Two solar project to Solar Frontier Americas, a U.S. based subsidiary of Japan’s Showa Shell Sekiyu K.K

REC Group begins production of new monocrystalline PV panels

Hanwha Q Cells passes 10 GW production mark for its proprietary Q.Antum solar cell technology

Wednesday, 19 December 2018

Fulcrum BioEnergy Selects Indiana for New BioFuels Plant

REM

Fulcrum BioEnergy, based in Pleasanton, California, has selected Gary, Indiana, as the location of its Centerpoint BioFuels Plant, which will convert municipal solid waste into low-carbon, renewable transportation fuel.

$400 Billion US Farm Bill A Boon to Bioenergy Production

ADBA welcomes UK Government commitment to separate food waste collections in Resources & Waste Strategy

Friday, 14 December 2018

Glasgow Geothermal Project Heats Up with First Borehole

REM

The first borehole is underway at the UK Geoenergy Observatory for Glasgow, Scotland, allowing scientists to 'see' underground at the world-class geothermal energy research site in the east end of the city.

NREL Expands Research in Geothermal and Solar Desalination

Wello launch Penguin WEC2 for H2020 CEFOW array

energy saving

Friday, 14 December 2018

Highview Power’s Liquid Air Energy Storage (LAES) named Technology of the Year by BusinessGreen Magazine

Robin Whitlock

Developer of long-duration energy storage solutions, Highview Power, announced earlier this week (11^th December) that its proprietary liquid air energy storage technology won Technology of the Year at the 2018 BusinessGreen Technology Awards.

“Sun in a Box” Would Store Renewable Energy for the Grid

Fortum to Install Nordic’s Biggest Battery to Support Grid Stability

electric/ hybrid

Tuesday, 18 December 2018

New Report Analyzes Market for Electric and Hybrid Vessels

REM

A new report from IDTechEx Research ‘Electric and Hybrid Boats and Ships 2019 - 2029’ expects investment in the market to accelerate after 2020.

NEVS aiming to be first company in the world to help reduce cars on the road through car sharing

‘Battista’ announced as name of new Automobili Pininfarina electric hypercar

interviews

Thursday, 13 December 2018

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

How blockchain puts the power of renewable energy back with the people: An interview with Michael Lumbley of ARG

Interview with Antonio Delgado Rigal, PhD in Artificial Intelligence, Founding Partner and Director General of AleaSoft

Spain

Wednesday, 19 December 2018

79 mujeres científicas juntas contra el cambio climático y la desigualdad de género

Pepa Mosquera

El próximo 31 de diciembre, Christiana Figueres, experta de la ONU en cambio climático y líder en empoderamiento femenino, partirá junto con otras 79 mujeres a la Antártida para realizar una expedición que durará hasta el 19 de enero. La expedición es la culminación de la tercera edición del programa australiano Homeward Bound, auspiciada por Acciona, cuyo objetivo es crear una red internacional de mil científicas destacadas en la lucha contra el cambio climático.