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Friday, 13 December 2019 Newsletter

300 Mayors Call for More Solar Power

300 Mayors Call for More Solar Power

Mayors representing 300 cities across the U.S. have signed on to a letter, released this week by Environment America Research & Policy Center, calling for a future powered by more clean renewable solar power. The group of “Mayors for Solar Energy” committed to this cause is bipartisan and represents cities of all sizes spanning all 50 states.

New Initiative Positions Texas as Geothermal Energy Leader

New Initiative Positions Texas as Geothermal Energy Leader

With a $1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy, the Cockrell School of Engineering is launching a unique initiative that aims to make The University of Texas at Austin a national hub for geothermal energy expertise and startups. 

Infrastructure and Energy Alternatives Lands Two Wind Construction Projects Totaling $115 Million

Infrastructure and Energy Alternatives Lands Two Wind Construction Projects Totaling $115 Million

Indiana-based Infrastructure and Energy Alternatives, a construction company with specialized energy and heavy civil expertise, has received a pair of wind energy project awards in Texas. Together, the awards are valued at more than $115 million.

Biomass

Duke Energy and Others Securing Home-Grown Biomass Energy in North Carolina

Crystal Huskey

Get a Solar Tax Credit While You Still Can!

Daniel Grainger

Energy Stored as Gravity – Clean, Efficient, Safe

Electric/Hybrid

New Renault Zoe picks up double win at Driving Electric Awards

Mitsubishi Motors and OVO Energy collaborate on decarbonised transport

Jaguar enhances I-Pace with updated real-world range

Energy saving

Greenbyte Energy Cloud chosen by Skyline Renewables

Jenna Tsui

Is Solar Energy the Solution to California's Blackouts?

Ocean Energy

Canada
Nova Innovation gets go ahead for major Canadian tidal energy project in Nova Scotia

Panorama

UNDP and IRENA Poised to Support Breakthroughs on Renewables

Columbia
Innowatts partners with Celsia to deliver more accurate forecasting in South America

Sulapac and Stora Enso Bring Sustainable Straw to the Market

PUCN Approves 1,190 MW of Solar, 590 MW of Energy Storage

PV

US Solar Market and 15 States See Best Quarter Ever for Residential Solar

REC Group calls for increased efforts by the international community to combat climate change

Small Hydro

Innovative Hydropower Project Unveiled at COP25

Wind

Mortenson Chosen to Add 750 MW to Wyoming’s Wind Energy Portfolio

Poland
Vestas wins 132 MW order for three wind projects in Poland

Siemens Gamesa accumulates approximately 1.5 billion euros in green guarantee lines in less than a year

Ireland
Analysis of the proposed Irish Renewable Energy Support Scheme (RESS) reveals extra incentive for quick delivery

Agenda

World Future Energy Summit

Intersolar North America

Green Energy Future Central Asia 2020

GRC Annual Meeting and Expo


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