Hydrogen Future Industries PLC has announced a licensing and territory agreement to deploy the company's technology in the Republic of Ireland via a newly incorporated Irish company, Hydrogen Future Industries (Ireland) Ltd.
Scatec ASA has signed an agreement with TotalEnergies to sell its 51% stake in the African hydropower joint venture with Norfund and British International Investment.
The Asian Development Bank has signed a transaction advisory services agreement with the Government of Kazakhstan for its Hydropower Development Program.
Masdar has partnered with Endesa with a €1.7 billion renewable energy investment in Spain
Siemens Energy has been awarded a contract to supply a 280-MW electrolysis system by EWE.
AECOM has joined the International Hydropower Association membership.
INPEX Corp. will commence exploratory drilling for geothermal energy development in the Okuhida Onsengo district in Japan.
SSE and Gilkes Energy have announced plans to progress a new pumped storage hydropower scheme at Loch Fearna in Scotland.
Exergy International has signed a co-operation agreement with RentCo Africa Ltd for the development of RentCo’s Wellhead geothermal project in Olkaria, Kenya.
Eco Wave Power Global AB has been selected as a finalist for the 2024 EDF Pulse Awards 10th edition, competing in the category of developing a profitable decentralised energy system.
A geothermal power plant for EDC with ORC Turboden technology has been started up to revitalise an existing flash geothermal plant in Palayan.
Hitachi Energy Canada has received CAN$30 million in funding from the Government of Canada to support the establishment of a new HVDC simulation centre in Montreal and to upgrade and modernise its power transformer factory in Varennes.
The German government and federal state governments confirmed that funding of over €619 million has been granted to implement two of RWE’s large hydrogen projects.
NKT has signed a framework agreement with SSEN Transmission to proceed with initial work for two Scottish HVDC interconnectors.
The Electric Corporation of Ecuador, through the Hydropower Business Unit, completed preventive maintenance of Unit 1 at the Baba hydroelectric plant, with a capacity of 42 MW.