Recurrent Energy a subsidiary of Canadian Solar Inc. , has entered into a 10-year Power Purchase Agreement with a major Italian fashion group. This agreement covers 80% of the energy produced by Recurrent Energy’s Pozzolo Project, an 8.05 MWp solar PV plant located in Piedmont, Italy.
Ahead of the European Council on 19-20 March, the Eurelectric Presidency has sent a letter to EU Heads of State and Government, calling for regulatory stability and reaffirming the merits of marginal pricing in Europe’s electricity market.
The Kilburnie wind turbine has completed its first full week of operations, becoming Scotland’s first community-owned development to operate commercially without long-term government subsidies.
Global engineering consultancy Enertis Applus+ has served as the Independent Engineer for Greenbacker Renewable Energy Company in the financing for the Cider solar project in New York State.
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RIFT has secured 113.8 million euros in financing to scale up Iron Fuel Technology and move into commercial deployment, involving the preparation and execution of its first commercial project, aimed at decarbonising industrial heat at scale.
Specialist in advanced battery analytics and diagnostics, volytica diagnostics, and battery energy storage system (BESS) platform Cellect Energy, have announced a native API integration to streamline grid-scale battery energy storage management.
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Scottish energy technology firm IR Power, a subsidiary of MWNW Group, has introduced a solution to the problem of industrial energy being wasted when factory machines slow down.
Bridge Data Centres (BDC) and Concord New Energy (CNE) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to develop Singapore’s first barge-based hydrogen power generation model designed specifically for next-generation, AI-ready data centre campuses.
A new Eurelectric-EY study shows that fleet electrification could unlock up to 246 billion euros in cumulative operating cost savings by 2030 and that, combined with wider system benefits, corporate fleets represent a key lever to decarbonise transport while strengthening Europe’s competitiveness.
The UK Government finally announced the £15 billion Warm Homes Plan late last month, aiming to provide funding for solar, heat pumps and home batteries. This has generated fresh attention with regard to whether this investment will genuinely bring down energy bills or merely risk adding to system costs without the right coordination.
Chris Bernkopf, CEO of Austrian software company Podero, believes that without the use of home energy devices, consumers will continue to foot the bill for expensive grid upgrades, even as the adoption of low-carbon tech accelerates.
REM talked to Chris about how homes can actively support the energy system, easing pressure on the grid, reducing infrastructure costs and helping households to achieve faster and more meaningful savings.
La transición energética, ese enorme cambio tecnológico que pretende sustituir combustibles fósiles por energÃas renovables, electrificación y digitalización, tiene un lado muy material. Y es que tanto paneles solares, como turbinas eólicas, baterÃas, redes eléctricas y vehÃculos eléctricos no aparecen por arte de magia, sino que nacen de minerales extraÃdos del subsuelo, generalmente en paÃses remotos con una legislación ambiental mÃnima. Y ahà es donde España puede desempeñar una carta interesante dentro del tablero europeo.
