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Policy Muddle, Economy Trip Up US Clean Energy Growth In Q2, Says Industry Association

According to a report from the American Clean Power Association (ACPA),  a US body of mostly energy developers, the rate of clean energy deployment slowed substantially in the second quarter. The association’s report blames policy headwinds, economic factors and trade issues for impacting project development and increasing the backlog of new project delays. The report […]

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Nel ASA Gets Its Largest Order Worth 200 MW Of Alkaline Electrolyser

Dedicated hydrogen energy global major Nel Hydrogen Electrolyser AS has revealed that receiving its largest-ever purchase order from a US customer. The order is worth 200 MW of alkaline electrolyser equipment for industrial application. Nel is a subsidiary of Nel ASA and has not disclosed the name of the customer. The official statement of Nel […]

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Statkraft Backs Solar Park with 5- year PPA

Europe’s leading renewable energy player, Norwegian firm Statkraft, has signed a 5-year power purchase agreement (PPA) for the Strasen Solar Park. The Norwegian energy company is thus supporting the construction and operation of the 30 MW solar park. According to the official statement of Statkraft, the solar parkwill operate entirely without EEG subsidies and is […]

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Fugro Lends Support To Denmark’s Largest Offshore Wind Farm

Netherland-based geo-data specialist, Fugro, has set in motion geotechnical site surveys at RWE’s Thor offshore wind farm project. The acquired geo-data will be used to design, produce, and install the major parts of the wind farm, such as the foundations for the turbines and the inter-array and export cables. According to RAW, Thor is set […]

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Statkraft Increases Renewable Energy Targets, Chases Faster Growth

Norway’s state owned renewable energy player Statkraft has updated its growth strategy for renewable energy with a new, more ambitious targets towards 2030. The official statement of Statkraft reveals that the strategy increases the annual growth rate for onshore wind, solar and battery storage from 2.5-3 GW in 2025 to 4 GW in 2030. Statkraft […]

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Germany’s Renewable Energy Pledge Blackened By Coal

Falling short of the energy cut short by Russia following the European support to Ukraine, Germany’s Economy Minister Robert Habeck warned on June 19 that the war in Ukraine will cause an energy shortage by the winter. What he actually meant was that the coal supply and use would be increased to compensate for the […]

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EDF Renewables Set To Add 100 MW Solar Projects In UK By 2022 End

EDF Renewables, UK, has begun to prepare and construct the site on two approved solar farms in the UK, with the projects totaling almost 100 MW every year. The solar projects are 49.9 MW each in different parts of UK. The first solar project will begin to generate power in the end of 2022. EDF […]

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Offshore Wind Majors Launch Joint Industry Project For Floating Wind Installs

Aimed at improving technology development for floating offshore wind substations, a new Joint Industry Project (JIP) has been launched by DNV and 30 industry partners with a particular focus on how export cables and topside equipment tolerate movements of a floating substructure. According to DNV, the objective is to align the best-practices of the industry […]

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Norway Launches New Renewable Energy Investment Fund For Developing Countries

South Africa is expected to get a fresh spell of investments in the renewable energy segment that will help the country to increase the green energy in its energy basket and decrease carbon emission. This is because Norway will make funds available from its climate investment fund to the developing countries for the development of […]

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