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Federal Judge Vacates Trump’s Order to Halt Wind Projects

Judge Patti Saris of the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts has vacated President Donald Trump’s Jan. 20 executive order blocking wind energy projects and declared it unlawful. The judge called the effort  “arbitrary and capricious.”

Natural Power Supports OX2 Secure Financing for Three Finnish Wind Farms

Leading renewable energy consultancy Natural Power has supported OX2 in securing project financing for three Finnish onshore wind farms: Korkeamaa, Salo-Ylikoski and Kannisto, by delivering comprehensive technical due diligence.

WavEC Urges Portugal to Fast-Track Offshore Wind 

WavEC Offshore Renewables has issued a call for urgent action to accelerate the development of Portugal’s offshore wind industry, stressing that clear policy direction, financial certainty and industrial readiness must be aligned as a matter of priority.

Exus Renewables Acquires German 69MW Westphalia Wind Portfolio 

Exus Renewables has entered into an agreement with Deutsche WindXperts, a German onshore wind developer, to acquire a 69MW wind portfolio comprising four wind farms under development, located in the state of North Rhine–Westphalia, Germany.

Delivering next-generation geothermal technology: An interview with Josh Prueher of XGS Energy

With massive uncertainty clouding US climate ambitions, REM connected with XGS Energy to learn how they’re advancing the energy transition using next-gen geothermal technology that delivers clean, reliable power with zero water use, zero fracking and zero carbon emissions. REM talked to Josh Prueher, CEO of XGS Energy, to find out more.

Cooling Our Cities with Clean Energy: The Technology and Policy Shifts We Need

Urban heat continues to intensify, and so does the demand for cooling. However, air conditioning units are significant contributors to global warming. They create a double climate burden, with high electricity consumption and leaks of greenhouse gases. Yet, AC provides immediate relief, reinforcing a vicious cycle in which more cooling leads to more warming.

From Novel To Noteworthy: Molten Salt’s Expanding Role In The Energy Transition 

Investigation into the use of molten salt to support energy production dates to the 1940s. Yet the material’s innovative potential for energy storage has been slow to be realised. In fact, it wasn’t until 1993 that the first concentrating solar plant using molten salt was constructed. 

GridBeyond Releases Global Energy Trends 2026 Report

Digital demand, extreme weather and realpolitik will shape the energy transition in 2026, says GridBeyond report. The sixth edition of its flagship report Global Energy Trends 2026, Caught in the Crosswinds, explores how.

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EDF power solutions wins its first grid-scale battery project in Germany

EDF power solutions has won a decentralised Grid Booster project, part of the flexibility tender by Amprion GmbH, a German electricity transmission system operator.

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