Thursday, 12 February 2015
Solar technologies have the potential to turn gas and power markets on their heads according to a new report by energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie.
Solar technologies have the potential to turn gas and power markets on their heads according to a new report by energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie.
Yingli Green Energy has announced the commissioning of its solar PV plant in East Malaysia, one of the first solar plants in the country.
Anaerobic digestion plant operator Tamar Energy has secured a landmark £32 million non-recourse project finance facility from the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS).
Hawaiian Electric Companies (HECO) has proposed to double its hosting capacity for solar energy following successful LRO testing by the US National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL).
British tidal energy marine operations specialists, Mojo Maritime, are to collaborate with Norwegian company IKM Subsea to develop an ROV for use in high energy tidal sites.
Siemens has won an order from Pattern Energy Group for the 200 MW Logans Gap Wind Project in Comanche County, USA.
Gigawatt Global’s utility-scale solar field in Rwanda boost’s the country’s electricity generation capacity by six percent.
A study by the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has found that renewable energy projects in South Africa have created more than they cost in 2014.
Cornwall Council has become the first planning authority in England to prioritise community ownership in the planning process for renewable energy.
