Other renewables

The Industrialization and Energy Services Company and Reykjavik Geothermal have recently signed a joint venture agreement to establish TAQA Geothermal Energy LLC.

Baker Hughes and Egg Geo are working together to develop and deliver global geothermal district heating and waste heat recovery projects.

Lhyfe and Centrica have agreed to jointly develop offshore renewable green hydrogen in the UK in a first for the country.

WaterstofNet and Cluster Tweed have launched the Belgian Hydrogen Council to consolidate and strengthen Belgium’s position in Europe and on the global stage as a pioneering hub of excellence for clean hydrogen.

The transaction makes Infinity Power the largest renewable energy company on the African continent.

ESB and dCarbonX have signed a MoU that will allow the companies to evaluate and progress onshore large scale subsurface hydrogen energy storage opportunities in the UK.

According to a new report by IRENA and NRECC, transitioning to renewable energy will save Malaysia between US$9 – US$13 billion annually by 2050 in avoided energy, climate, and health costs.

CIP has acquired the majority share of Mulilo Energy Holdings, a South African renewable energy developer based in Cape Town.

Uniper has selected Plug Power Inc. to design the electrolyser technology for Uniper’s Maasvlakte site at the Port of Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Geothermal Engineering Limited has obtained £15 million funding from Kerogen Capital and Thrive Renewables PLC to advance both the flagship project at the United Downs site in Cornwall and its Geogen geothermal development portfolio.

It is located approximately 800 m off the coast of the island of Pantelleria, Italy, and can reach 260 kW of peak power generation converted from wave energy.

Minesto continues the operation of tidal energy power plants at the grid-connected site in Vestmanna, Faroe Islands, according to the plan.

Hitachi Energy has won an order to supply the main electrical system for a 20 MW green hydrogen production plant to be built in Finland.

The £2 million demonstrator project, called Renewables for Subsea Power, has connected a wave energy converter built by Mocean Energy with an underwater battery developed by Verlume.

The International Hydropower Association’s sustainability team and the Nepal Hydropower Association have partnered to train over 60 professionals on the Hydropower Sustainability Standard.