Other renewables

The geothermal delivery company has strengthened its global presence by appointing Nezar Afshar as its new manager in the MENA region.

A new report released by the IEA states that renewable electricity capacity added in 2020 rose to 280 GW, with this increase set to become the ‘new normal’ for the sector.

The companies are to work together on the development of blue and green ammonia for zero-emission thermal power generation in Japan.

The report states that the demand for critical minerals is set to increase rapidly as the energy transition accelerates around the world.

The €3.7 million marine energy mooring, anchoring, and quick-connect system project is being developed by a European consortium including Ternan Energy, CorPower Ocean, Sustainable Marine Energy Limited, TTI Marine Renewables, EMEC, and the University of Edinburgh.

The works on the sea wall for the EWP-EDF One Wave Energy project is nearing completion in the Port of Jaffa, Israel.

Mats W. Lundberg, Head of Sustainability at Sandvik, examines the hydrogen roadmap.

Siemens Energy is set to provide investment, technology, and expertise to Liquid Wind.

FPP has secured €17.65 million in R&D tax credits to finance its offshore floating wind and wave project off the coast of the Canary Islands.

The companies will jointly develop renewable natural gas projects across Canada.

Mammoet has recently completed transporting around 50 pieces of cargo from Thailand to Laos as part of the Nam Theun 1 Hydropower Project.

Aker Solutions will provide for front-end engineering and design for the new e-fuel facility at Herøya in Porsgrunn, Norway.

Vitol has acquired a 10% equity interest in Gen2 Energy, a Norwegian producer of green hydrogen.

Leask Marine towed the O2 tidal turbine from the Port of Dundee to Orkney, Scotland, where it will undergo long-term testing.

Magallanes Renovables’ ATIR tidal turbine will be tested at EMEC’s site in Orkney, Scotland.