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Tender for 1.5 GW New Solar Projects Soon in Germany

In a bid to add speed to the lethargic growth of the solar energy segment in the country, the Federal Network Agency (Bundesnetzagentur) of Germany has said that it is about to come up with an additional tender for the development of 1.5 GW of solar power capacity. The Federal Network Agency stated that the […]

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Qcells Launches Heating, Energy Solutions for European Energy Problems

South Korea-based Qcells, a major manufacturer of photovoltaic solar cells, has announced the introduction of a ‘comprehensive energy management solution’ which it claims can help reduce electricity and heating bills of the European households. Qcells is a clean energy solution provider owned by Hanwha Solutions. The official statement of Qcells held that connecting its solar […]

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Netherlands Cabinets Target 70 GW Offshore Wind by 2050

The Netherlands government has set an offshore wind power target of 70 GW that it says needs to be achieved by 2050. The new target is to further sustainability and green hydrogen manufacturing to combat the climate change challenges. The government assumes that by 2040, it will be able to generate about 50 GW of […]

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Rosatom Looks for Opportunities in Renewables, Carbon Fibre, EV in India

Russian energy player Rosatom Group leadership has said that it is looking at opportunities in the renewables and carbon fibre sectors, among others, with regards to the Indian market and the firm wants to play a key role in the energy transition of the country, according to reports. Vadim Titov, President of Rusatom-International Network, has […]

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SolarPower Europe Demands EU Windfall Measures to Target Actual Profits Only

Trade body SolarPower Europe has said that windfall revenue measures of power generators in Europe should target actual profits only and make an exemption for renewables that do not make windfall profits. It “should therefore not be subject to windfall measures,” it further added. The move comes even as energy prices across Europe test new […]

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North Sea Energy Cooperation Countries Eye 260-GW Offshore Wind by 2050

In major development that is expected to take Europe towards carbon free energy generation, the member countries of the North Sea Energy Cooperation (NSEC) group have announced that they would now target to add at least 260 GW of offshore wind energy by 2050. NSEC published the new targets after a meeting that was hosted […]

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European Investment Bank to Support EU Communities with US$10 Billion

The European Commission (EC) and the European Investment Bank (EIB) have decided to contribute €10 billion (US$10.1 billion) in support of areas most impacted by the transition away from fossil fuels as the continent struggles with how to decarbonize without leaving communities behind amid a severe energy crisis. The Public Sector Loan Facility, the third […]

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Cummins to Expand Belgium Electrolyzer Manufacturing Capacity To 1 GW

American multinational Cummins Inc. has announced that it will expand PEM electrolyzer manufacturing capacity at its Oevel, Belgium, factory to 1 GW with the support from the Important Project of Common European Interest (IPCEI) Hy2Tech program. Cummins held that IPCEI will help Cummins develop a new generation of PEM electrolyzer cell stacks to power large-scale […]

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World EV Day: EV Market Closing Gap With ICE Vehicle Market

It is that time – September 9, World EV Day. The day is marked as a significant event for the world that looks towards a future of clean transport. World EV Day is a global movement, a day of celebration of e-mobility, and a day to shift the transition to sustainable transport with consumer, business […]

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