Other renewables

KK Invest, DBC Invest, and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners have entered into an agreement regarding the acquisition of the majority of the shares in Sindal Biogas.

Orbital Marine Power has selected Global Energy Group as preferred supplier to lead the manufacture and assembly of turbines for the company’s initial Orkney tidal power projects.

SSE Renewables has announced that it has powered up the first of two hydro turbines in the repowering of Tummel Bridge Power Station in Scotland.

Ohmium International has been selected by IVICOM to supply PEM electrolysers for a 10 MW green hydrogen plant at the INA Rijeka Refinery in Croatia.

Hy2gen has signed a memorandum of understanding with Ocean Connect Energy Inc. for the mutual investigation of the potential to power renewable hydrogen production from offshore wind.

Ohmium International and HYGRO have partnered up on a green hydrogen project that will use HYGRO wind turbines to produce green hydrogen in North Holland.

EverWind fuels has announced a partnership with the Port of Rotterdam to advance green hydrogen supply.

The World Hydropower Outlook, due to be released in full in June 2024, shows that although hydropower capacity in Africa grew this year by 2 GW, just 10% of the continent’s potential is being realised.

Asahi Kasei has announced that it has started operation at its green hydrogen project in Kawasaki, Japan.

Nexergy Holdings PLC has announced a strategic collaboration with Lorentz to realise the commercial production of green hydrogen for use in multiple industries.

Motive Offshore Group has secured a six-figure contract with Briggs Marine to design and manufacture a 300 Te spooler package.

Matrix Renewables has received €300 million in corporate debt financing for the construction of its renewable portfolios in multiple different countries.

Watson Farley & Williams has advised Eavor Erdwaerme Geretsried GmbH on a €350 million investment to build its first commercial scale Eavor-Loop geothermal project in Geretsried, Bavaria, Germany.

James Fisher and Sons plc has been awarded a contract for the management, repair, and maintenance of high voltage equipment and cables at two of Menter Môn’s Morlais tidal energy substations.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration expects electricity generation will grow by about 3% in 2024 and 1% in 2025.