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New York City Announces $25 Million in Planned Energy Efficiency Improvements

The New York City Department of Citywide Administrative Services, the New York Power Authority, and The Metropolitan Museum of Art have announced a nearly $25 million energy efficiency project to equip the Museum with state-of-the-art sustainable lighting technologies. 

Veolia Accelerates Decarbonization of Domestic Heating With Energy From Waste  

Veolia is extending low carbon heat supply to a further 1,618 residential properties across six apartment blocks in Bermondsey, using energy supplied from the 35MWe South East London Combined Heat and Power (SELCHP) facility. 

UrbanChain to power Believ’s EV charging network with traceable renewable energy

UrbanChain and Believ have announced a landmark partnership that will see one of the UK’s fastest-growing clean energy technology companies' power one of the UK’s best-backed EV charge point operators with traceable, verifiable renewable energy.

DNV launches tender portal to accelerate e-methanol adoption for industry and shipping

Independent energy expert and assurance provider DNV is launching the energy industry's first public tender portal for e-methanol procurement within the EU and the UK, connecting a leading e-methanol producer with industrial offtakers across EU and UK markets.

South Carolina Clean Energy Firm Invests $280M In Biomass Project

Carolina Renewable Products ,a clean energy company, announced it is establishing operations in Orangeburg County, South Carolina. The company said its $280 million investment will create 155 new jobs.

Rodatherm Secures $38M Series A Funding to Pioneer Next-Generation Geothermal Energy

Rodatherm, a pioneer in next-generation geothermal energy, has successfully closed an oversubscribed $38 million Series A funding round. This is the largest first venture raise for a geothermal startup, underscoring the booming industry and ground-breaking technology Rodatherm has developed.

VoltH2 Gets Permit for 20 MW Electrolyzer in Germany

The Dutch-German company VoltH2, which develops plants for green hydrogen to decarbonize industry and transport, has achieved an important milestone in its FID process in Germany: the BImSchG permit for the construction and operation of a 20 MW electrolysis plant at the Klimahafen in  Gelsenkirchen. 

Coventry University net zero ambitions move closer with next phase of energy network project

Work is underway on the next phase of a major project connecting several Coventry University buildings to the city’s district energy network.

Massachusetts Clean Energy Center Awarded $1.9M To Develop Test Sites for Tidal and Wave Energy

The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) announced $1,885,870 in funding to enable the Marine Renewable Energy Collaborative (MRECo) to upgrade and expand its shallow water and nearshore test facilities, including new data systems, improved safety and sensor deployment at the Bourne Tidal Test Site, electrical grid access for tidal turbines, and enhanced infrastructure for testing floating devices and wave energy buoys off Cuttyhunk Island.

Siemens Partners With Airbus to Decarbonize Industrial Sites in the U.S. and U.K.

Siemens and Airbus are strengthening their long-standing partnership with a new strategic contract to work toward the decarbonization of Airbus’ major industrial sites in the U.S. and U.K. The initiative is a key milestone in Airbus’ program to minimize the company’s operational environmental footprint through targeted reductions in CO2 emissions and energy consumption, among other efforts.

Shawton Energy receives £5.4 million loan from Triodos Bank UK to fund its first ground-mounted solar farm

New loan funding of £5.4 million will enable Shawton Energy, which has a track record in rooftop solar photovoltaic (PV) development, to build its first ground-mounted solar farm in Pembrokeshire, West Wales – with a capacity of 8.6MWp – by the end of this year.

Quantifying Impact: How Energy-Efficient Buildings Are Reshaping Environmental Outcomes

The environment is in danger, and without definitive intervention, climate change is likely to worsen. Effects include extreme weather events and increased food insecurity resulting from the decline of crop species due to poor soil conditions. Negative impacts like this will continue to emerge unless energy usage is significantly reduced.

Fluence and Torch Clean Energy Partner to Deliver 160 MW/640 MWh Winchester BESS

Fluence Energy, Inc. and Torch Clean Energy, a privately-held independent power producer, announced the Winchester project, a solar-plus-storage facility being developed by Torch Clean Energy in Cochise County, Arizona.

Multisec And Enshore Subsea Collaborate On Offshore Lifting Beam

Multisec has designed, manufactured, tested, and supplied a bespoke multi-point lifting beam system for Enshore Subsea, supporting the company’s offshore cable handling operations.

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