Duke Energy Renewables announced Monday that it is buying the 24.9 MW Shoreham Solar Commons project on Long Island, New York from Invenergy.
U.S.-Norwegian startup Kolos is preparing to build what it is calling the largest green data center in the world, in the town of Ballangen, Norway. The facility will be powered entirely by renewable energy.
All business units of the Royal Schiphol Group will run on sustainable power provided by the Netherlands as of January 1, 2018.
The largest solar thermal plant in the world will be built in Port Augusta in South Australia. The 150-MW project will be built and managed by California-based SolarReserve, a global developer of utility-scale solar power projects.
Construction has begun on a $3 million wood pellet biomass boiler heating loop at the Ray Brook State Office Complex in Essex County, New York. The project will be undertaken by the New York Power Authority (NYPA), Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), New York State Police, and Adirondack Park Agency (APA).
Tidal energy company Nova Innovation has been awarded a grant of £265,000 by the Coastal Communities Fund to help establish its operations in Wales.
Fuel Cell manufacturer Elcogen is to supply its technology for a ground-breaking new project demonstrating how reversible solid oxide cells can be used in innovative clean energy storage systems.
Electric vehicle (EV) drivers in London, UK will soon be able to access 1,500 new EV charging points across the city thanks to a £4.5 million investment announced by London Mayor Sadiq Khan.
La multinacional hispano-catarí (su principal accionista es el Fondo Soberano de Catar) está priorizando México "por sus excelentes condiciones regulatorias y de recurso solar para desarrollar sus primeros proyectos fotovoltaicos a gran escala de su historia, construyendo dos plantas de 170 y 100 megavatios". Según un comunicado que ha difundido la empresa esta semana, Iberdrola está desarrollando ahora mismo 600 megavatios (MW) en instalaciones renovables (eólicas y solares) en México, donde sus inversiones rondan los 780 millones de dólares.
El Gobierno argentino, a través del Ministerio de Energía y Minería, ha publicado en el Boletín Oficial la convocatoria de la segunda ronda de su programa RenovAr, que pone en licitación 1,2 GW de energía renovable.
