Checkmate secures grant from Innovate UK to advance wave energy
Checkmate Flexible Engineering has secured a £750 000 grant from Innovate UK to accelerate development of its pioneering Lobe-Tendon Anaconda wave energy converter.
Checkmate Flexible Engineering has secured a £750 000 grant from Innovate UK to accelerate development of its pioneering Lobe-Tendon Anaconda wave energy converter.
Sembcorp Utilities Pte Ltd and Sarawak Energy Berhad have been granted conditional approval by the Energy Market Authority of Singapore to import an estimated 1 GW of renewable energy from Sarawak to Singapore.
The EU, European Investment Bank, and Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan have announced new investments in hydropower infrastructure in Central Asia.
Ganz Electric has joined the International Hydropower Association as a member.
ScottishPower has opened a new Edinburgh office in record £10 billion investment in Scotland.
Ardian has signed an agreement with I Squared Capital to acquire 100% of Energia Group, a leading energy utility in Ireland.
SP Energy Networks’ plans to construct a new electricity substation in Scotland have been approved.
Spain’s renewable power capacity is set to reach 218.1 GW in 2035, according to GlobalData.
GlobalData has forecast that German renewable power capacity will reach 509.9 GW in 2035.
After delivering 120 MWe of Gen 1 ORC equipment to Phase I, Turboden Fervo has selected again to participate in Phase II of the Cape Station geothermal project.
GlobalData has forecast that renewable power generation in Switzerland will reach 31.4 TWh in 2035.
Salt River Project has completed a hydropower modernisation project for greater renewable energy production efficiency and reliability.
OSSO has secured a major geothermal contract and has established a dedicated European regional entity.
The Hydroelectric Power Plants Industrialists Association has become an International Hydropower Association partner, further amplifying its role in advancing sustainable hydropower in Türkiye and beyond.
Canada’s renewable power capacity is set to reach 70.9 GW in 2035, according to GlobalData.