| Chugach Electric in Alaska Pursues Hydroelectric Projects As part of its ongoing efforts to reduce the dependency on natural gas and achieve board-directed decarbonization goals, Chugach Electric Association, Inc. is moving forward on the investigation of potential hydroelectric sites around Southcentral Alaska. | Biofuels | SkyNRG Starts Construction on First SAF Plant in the Netherlands SkyNRG has reached financial close for its SAF production facility DSL-01 at the Delfzijl chemical park in the north of the Netherlands. Once operational, it will produce 100,000 tons of SAF each year and 35,000 tons of sustainable by-products including biobased propane, butane, and naphtha. The plant will make use of the hydroprocessed esters and fatty acids (HEFA) pathway, enabled by Topsoe’s HydroFlex technology. | Biogas Biomass Electric/Hybrid Canada Easee and Subaru complete successful solar EV charging pilot in the Arctic Geothermal | New White Paper Examines Opportunities in Advanced Geothermal Energy The Division of Energy in conjunction with the Gutierrez Energy Management Institute (GEMI) at the C. T. Bauer College of Business at the University of Houston has released a new white paper, “Advanced Geothermal: Opportunities and Challenges,” highlighting advanced geothermal energy’s potential in becoming a critical pillar of the nation’s low-carbon energy future. | Hydrogen | Blue Hydrogen Market to Reach $52 Billion in 2036 Low-carbon hydrogen is rapidly emerging as a crucial solution to support a cleaner energy future. Its greatest potential lies in decarbonizing hard-to-abate sectors, including iron and steel production, chemical manufacturing, and long-haul transport. | Jane Marsh | Closing the Green Skills Gap: Retraining Coal Engineers for Solar Era Jobs The global energy industry faces a dual reality — renewable sources are expanding rapidly while coal-fired power declines. This shift is leading to the displacement of a highly-skilled fossil fuel workforce just as the renewable sector struggles to find talent. However, strategic retraining initiatives can transform this friction point into a solution. By equipping experienced coal professionals with solar-specific knowledge, the industry can close the green skills gap and secure the expertise needed to deliver complex energy projects. | Ocean Energy Panorama BNEF study shows US sustainable energy technologies met rising demand growth in 2025 R.Power celebrates record year for BESS and renewables offtake contracts MCS invests in new roles to improve quality outcomes in the small-scale renewables sector Senators Heinrich and Murray denounce Trump administration for redirecting clean energy funds to support old coal plants PV Arenko Expands RWE Collaboration Through Three New UK Solar+Storage Sites Grenergy secures 20-year solar contract for its Fibden hybrid project in the United Kingdom Thermal | Belgium Energy costs and CO2 emissions can be brought down with European solar heat technologies High level representatives of trade association Solar Heat Europe met last week (11th February), ahead of the informal European Council meeting in Alden Biesen on 12th February, aiming to share a strong plea to deliver emergency measures in the form of ready-to-deploy solar heat technology, manufactured in the EU, with adequate allocation of political and financial support. | Agenda RE+ TransformIT Europe Hydrogen Conference |