CorPower Ocean’s first commercial scale C4 Wave Energy Converter (WEC) has completed a rigorous one-year on-land testing programme, following a final ‘Ironman’ endurance exercise.
The hub will be developed in two phases in close collaboration with partners within industry and mobility, with the aim of establishing safe, reliable, and efficient local supply of clean energy.
The companies will work together to advance technologies that will reduce the carbon intensity of renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuels.
Iberdrola continues to advance with its investment strategy in the Iberian Peninsula with the commissioning of the Algeruz II photovoltaic (PV) plant.
The proposed 35 MW commercial hydrogen hub is being brought forward following the signature of a MoU between Carlton Power and local stakeholders.
Japan released the Sixth Strategic Energy Plan in October 2021, which increased the country’s renewable power generation target from the previous 22 - 24% to 36 - 38% by 2030.
During PIVOT2022, panellists discussed how coal plants could be repurposed to produce renewable geothermal energy.
BE Power and GE Renewable Energy have selected Bechtel to support the planning for a new pumped storage hydro energy facility named Big-T in southeast Queensland, Australia.
Eco Wave Power has announced that it has officially commenced real-conditions test runs of its newly installed wave energy pilot project at the Port of Jaffa in Tel Aviv, Israel.
The company has signed a US$1.1 million multi-year contract with an international energy company for its platform that serves markets such as geothermal.
New Fortress Energy has announced that it has entered an agreement with Plug Power for a 120 MW industrial scale green hydrogen plant near Beaumont, Texas, US.
All 99 contracts have been signed and returned to Low Carbon Contracts Company.
The company’s multi-client studies have been licensed to an energy company in the US.
The 5-acre project will generate green hydrogen by utilising power from Invenergy’s co-located solar plant and Ohmium International’s low-carbon electrolyser technology.
The company has concluded its second fundraising round at €65 million, which will help develop a green energy hub in Germany.