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Vessev’s new electric hydrofoil vessel to operate at Northern Ireland lakeside resort in 2026

New Zealand marine technology innovator Vessev has confirmed its first European customer, with its VS–9 electric hydrofoiling vessel heading to Finn Lough, a lakeside eco resort in Northern Ireland.

University in New York Awarded Over $4.9M Grant for Efficient Hydrogen Storage Demonstration Project

If you imagine Long Island, New York, as a whale, the hamlet of Stony Brook is located just about in the middle of the giant's back. Stony Brook is known for its quaint village, its working grist mill and being home to one of the top-rated research universities in the country.

Microgrids Key To Accelerating Data Center Growth And Europe's Energy Transition

A combination of renewables, grid balancing engines and energy storage make for the most cost-effective microgrids to power data centers, while also cutting emissions and providing vital grid balancing to enable the energy transition – according to a new research paper from technology group Wärtsilä and energy solutions business AVK .

Lloyd's Register Launches Biofuel Advisory Service to Accelerate Shipping’s Decarbonization

Lloyd’s Register has launched its new Biofuel Advisory service at London International Shipping Week to help shipowners, fuel suppliers and producers adopt biofuels safely and at scale.  

Greenlane Announces $7.9 Million in Orders for Biogas Desulfurization Equipment

Greenlane Renewables' wholly-owned subsidiary Airdep S.r.l., received new purchase orders for its proprietary biogas desulfurization equipment including multi-unit purchases totaling $7.9 million from three repeat customers. These unit sales will support the production of renewable natural gas, also referred to as biomethane.

Illinois Governor Announces $18.4M in Funding for New EV Charging Stations

After successfully fighting to restore funding that had been frozen by the Trump Administration, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, Attorney General Kwame Raoul, and the Illinois Department of Transportation announced that $18.4 million in grants is being awarded to build 25 charging stations for electric vehicles along interstate corridors.

ECNO report finds that digital renovations are a viable solution to energy waste from buildings

The European Climate Neutrality Observatory (ECNO) has released a new report finding that building emissions remain one of the key roadblocks towards net-zero targets, with stalled renovations as the main cause.

Quaise Energy Hosts Public Demos of Geothermal Tech 

Quaise Energy recently hosted the first of several public demonstrations in Texas literally showing a live audience for the first time how the company can drill into a granite outcrop in a quarry with pure energy rather than the conventional drill bits associated with drilling for oil and gas.

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Lhyfe makes its first deliveries of renewable hydrogen in the Netherlands

Renewable hydrogen producer Lhyfe has begun deliveries to Dutch energy supplier Essent, to be used to power the GROHW project, one of the first renewable hydrogen projects in the Netherlands to be implemented.

EESC calls for real guarantees to ensure a citizen-driven energy transition

In an opinion adopted at the September plenary, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) says that the European Commission has not yet managed to really put people at the heart of the EU’s energy system, and calls for the new initiative to provide the right guarantees in this direction.

RES signs major solar O&M contract with Repsol for over 1.5 GWp in the United States

RES has signed a significant contract with Repsol to provide operations and maintenance (O&M) services for more than 1.5 gigawatts peak (GWp) of utility-scale solar projects in the United States.

RPC and Greenfield Secure Planning Permission for Two GB BESS Projects 

Renewable Power Capital and Greenfield have been granted planning permission for Canalside (60MW) and Sacketts Hill (22MW) - two Battery Energy Storage System projects located in Wombourne, Staffordshire and Thanet, Kent respectively.

Empire Energy and Kuehne+Nagel Partner on Offshore Wind Logistics 

Empire Energy and Kuehne+Nagel announced a partnership that outlines a powerful new collaboration, designed to leverage the strengths of both companies in how offshore wind projects are delivered. By combining Empire Energy’s offshore wind project delivery expertise with Kuehne+Nagel’s global logistics expertise, the partnership creates a unique proposition for developers and OEMs.

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