Other renewables

Shell Lubricants’ acquisition of MIDEL and MIVOLT from M&I Materials Ltd will strengthen the company’s product portfolio for the power and renewables sectors.

Simply Blue Group and ESB are pooling expertise and resources to deliver a pioneering 5 MW wave farm array, located adjacent to the County Clare coast.

Star Energy’s Croatian subsidiary has been issued with two highly prospective geothermal licences by the Croatian Hydrocarbon Agency, as part of the current licensing round announced on 28 December 2022.

Gaia Energy B.V., formerly Tullip Energy Exploration & Development B.V., has announced the acquisition of Aardyn B.V.

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd and EDF Renewables have signed a memorandum of understanding to accelerate the development offshore wind and related business and to encourage developments in green hydrogen.

Fortescue has taken the lead investor role in Electric Hydrogen’s US$380 million Series C funding round.

Minesto has completed the manufacturing of the Dragon 12 wing and started system integration at quayside in Uddevalla port, Sweden.

The International Hydropower Association has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Global Energy Interconnection Cooperation and Development Organization to share China’s expertise with the world.

Kenya Electricity Generating Company and GreenFire Energy Inc. have announced a collaboration to assess GreenFire’s GreenLoop technology for implementation broadly in KenGen’s applicable geothermal resources.

Getech has completed a geothermal study for Angus Energy, demonstrating significant potential in a UK development.

INEOS Inovyn has achieved a new ISCC certificate for green hydrogen production.

Fortum will invest over SEK 700 million during 2023 – 2030 to modernise Untra, one of Sweden's oldest hydropower plants.

OJSC TGEM is the latest company to join the International Hydropower Association’s membership.

Fervo Energy has held a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the start of its exploration drilling campaign at Cape Station in Utah, the US.

Sigurdur Atli Jonsson, CEO of Arctic Green Energy, and Liu Shiliang, President of Sinopec Star, signed a cooperation agreement at the World Geothermal Congress announcing that their companies' joint venture, Sinopec Green Energy, is going global.