Other renewables

Foresight Group LLP has announced the acquisition of two large scale anaerobic digestion plants as part of the sale of Strutt & Parker Ltd.

ARENA has announced AUS$9.41 million in funding for the construction and operation of a hydrogen production facility in Munster, Western Australia.

Macquarie Group Ltd has targeted AUS$1 billion in its biggest capital raising to ramp up investment and take advantage of expected asset price growth in renewable energy, among other sectors.

The government of Canada is investing in clean power projects to try and stimulate local economies and curb pollution.

Eavor Technologies Inc. has developed a new geothermal energy solution, a project that uses existing oil and gas drilling technology from Alberta, Canada, to facilitate a an energy system known as ‘Eavor-Loop™’.

The Detroit Zoological Society (DZS) has announced that the Detroit Zoo will be powered by 100% Michigan-made renewable energy through DTE Energy's MIGreenPower programme.

CF Energy has announced that the joint venture founded by the company with the EDF Group has signed a 30 year cooling contract with the DoubleTree by Hilton to provide cooling to the hotel.

Form Energy, Inc. has announced the close of a US$40 million Series B financing round led by Eni Next LLC, the corporate venture capital vehicle of Eni Group.

Hawaii's largest procurement effort for renewable energy resources to end the use of coal and reduce reliance on imported oil for power generation is beginning.

According to a report by ResearchAndMarkets.com, the renewable energy market accounted for revenue of US$928 billion in 2017 and is anticipated to generate US$1.512 billion by 2025.

Norton Rose Fulbright has announced that it has expanded its renewable energy capabilities in Texas with the addition of partner Becky Diffen and senior counsel Sam Porter to the law firm’s Austin office.

Minesto has completed the test site infrastructure installations at the Holyhead Deep site off North Wales.

SSE has welcomed the announcement that Glasgow is the selected venue for the UK’s bid to host the United Nation’s 2020 climate change summit.

Will Mathis and Jeremy Hodges, Bloomberg, explore the implications of London’s recent blackout for the future of Britain’s energy supply.

Orbital have awarded the main manufacturing contract for the company’s first commercial O2 tidal turbine to Scottish based TEXO Group, who will carry out the work in Dundee.