DNV GL supports Singapore’s national water agency to realize 50 MW floating solar project
DNV GL is acting as technical advisor for south-east Asia’s largest floating PV public tender at Singapore’s Tengeh Reservoir.
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DNV GL is acting as technical advisor for south-east Asia’s largest floating PV public tender at Singapore’s Tengeh Reservoir.
BP’s solar subsidiary is on the hunt for Britain’s shiniest grass to help make the most of new double-sided solar panels that can harness light reflected off the ground, The Guardian has reported.
Narsingh Chaudhary, Black & Veatch's newly-appointed Executive Vice President, Asia Power Business, discusses bringing focus to integrated conventional, renewable, distributed generation and the power grid.
Approval has been given to a BGS application to sink 50 boreholes as part of research into harnessing underground heat and steam power, according to BBC News.
Anesco has completed work on a 20 MW battery storage project in the North West of the UK, taking the company’s storage portfolio to 147 MW.
ENGIE, the energy and service company, has confirmed that the first phases of its refurbishment work at Ffestiniog Power Station have been completed.
JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd has announced that the world’s largest solar plant of 1177kWp, which was jointly developed by Japan’s Marubeni Corp. and Emirates Water and Electricity Company, has recently started commercial operations as scheduled at Sweihan in Abu Dhabi.
The two companies have signed a strategic collaboration agreement to develop a number of significant wave energy projects off the coasts of the UK and Ireland.
JinkoSolar Holding, the solar module manufacturer, has supplied 95 MW of monocrystalline solar panels to Vena Energy Australia for use in the Tailem Bend solar project.
Siemens Gamesa has been selected by MidAmerican Energy Company for the Rolling Hills wind power project for a total of 429.3 MW, the largest repowering order to date in North America.
Forbes has reported that renewable energy sources have surpassed coal for the first time in the US since the inception of the US electrical power system in the nation’s monthly electricity generation mix.
The National Trust is set to sell all of its £1 billion fossil fuel assets, saying it no longer wants to be invested in companies that are not contributing to the effort to tackle climate change.