
Duke Energy helps expand solar in North Carolina
The City of Charlotte, North Carolina, US, will offset some of its energy supply with solar energy by executing a renewable power agreement under Duke Energy’s Green Source Advantage programme.
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The City of Charlotte, North Carolina, US, will offset some of its energy supply with solar energy by executing a renewable power agreement under Duke Energy’s Green Source Advantage programme.

DNV GL has released a new report titled ‘Heading for Hydrogen’ which details how companies in the oil and gas industry are increasingly interested in entering the hydrogen market.

MacGregor is to provide Østensjø Group’s Edda Wind fleet with Horizon all-electric walk-to-work gangways.

ScottishPower has acquired wind farms projects from 3R Energy and Mitchell Energy Ltd., marking the third green energy deal for Iberdrola Group since March.

CDP and Saipem have signed an MoU to help both Italy and other countries abroad with their energy transition.

Equinor and SSE Renewables have announced that the new operations and maintenance base for the Dogger Bank offshore wind farm will be constructed at the Port of Tyne, UK.

Amid the growing momentum for solar manufacturing in Europe, SolarPower Europe has created the ‘Solar Manufacturing Accelerator’, which aims to support companies and organisations interested in developing or partnering on solar manufacturing projects in Europe.

IDTechEx has released their latest report on the electric vehicle industry and explores why charging points are integral to EV industry growth.

Iberdrola has acquired Aalto Power for €100 million as part of its continued growth in the French renewable energy sector.

Wood Mackenzie has reported that Vestas has broken the annual record for wind turbine installation, becoming the first wind turbine manufacturer to install more than 10 GW of wind capacity in a single year.

Silk Road Fund has become a partner and shareholder in ACWA Power Renewable Energy Holding Ltd.

Shell Nederland and Eneco are participating in a tender for the Hollandse Kust (noord) offshore wind farm, with the aim to produce green hydrogen from the farm's electricity.