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European Commission to Allocate €3 Billion for Green Hydrogen

Europe is ‘practically’ on its way to becoming the largest hydrogen player in the world as the European Commission plans to inject a massive investment in the hydrogen sector. Frans Timmermans, the European Commission Executive Vice President, has announced that €3 billion funds would be allocated from the next Innovation Fund large-scale call to support […]

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New South Wales Govt’s First Auction Underway for 12 GW RE Zones

The State Government of New South Wales, Australia, has officially kicked off the country’s biggest renewable energy and storage policy, the NSW Electricity Infrastructure Roadmap that paves way for a cheaper, cleaner and more reliable energy future for the state. The state government held that the auctions will take place every six months. Minister for […]

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Ilmatar Gets Aid to Build Finland’s Largest RE Hybrid Park

Finland’s Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment (MEAE) has granted EUR 19.5 million in aid to Helsinki-headquartered Ilmatar Energy Oy for the development of a renewable energy hybrid park in the areas of Alajärvi and Kyyjärvi of considerable size by Finnish and European standards. The official statement of Ilmatar has held that the hybrid energy […]

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Goldwind To Supply 111 Wind Turbines To Masdar For Uzbekistan Wind Project

Chinese multinational wind turbine manufacturer Goldwind has announced that it has secured a novel deal with Masdar (Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company) for the supply of 111 units of GW155-4.5MW turbines. The turbines will be supplied for the largest of its kind project in Uzbekistan and Central Asia. Goldwind held that the agreement with Masdar […]

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European Commission Funds €134 Million to Germany’s BASF for Renewable Hydrogen

The European Commission has announced the approval of a €134 million to support Germany’s BASF SE for the production of renewable hydrogen, with the aim of decarbonising its chemical production processes and of promoting hydrogen use in the transport sector. EC said that the measure contributes to the achievement of the EU Hydrogen Strategy and […]

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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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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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