Wood Mackenzie has released its inaugural ‘Energy Transition Outlook’; a challenge to industry and world leaders. The global consultancy’s analysis concludes that, without bolder action, the world will miss the sustainability goals set out in the Paris Agreement.
Wood Mackenzie’s Vice Chair Gavin Thompson writes about the exciting growth of renewables in Asia Pacific.
The UK Planning Inspectorate has announced that they will grant planning permission for the continued operation of the Kirkby Moor wind farm until 2027.
India has emerged as the market leader with the lowest renewable energy cost in Asia Pacific, new research from Wood Mackenzie found.
Ron Bridges, Account Manager for Sulzer, looks at the choices operators face when the warranty period expires on their generators.
The Investment in Talent Group, set up by the Offshore Wind Industry Council (OWIC), will help to increase the number of skilled people working in the UK’s world-leading offshore wind industry.
ENGIE Impact will offer consulting and services for sustainability strategy development, execution, and tracking to accelerate sustainability transformation for corporations, cities, and governments around the world.
Siemens, the Free State of Saxony and Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft have signed a memorandum of understanding in Görlitz, Germany, to strengthen this location over the long term and support the structural transformation of Germany’s Lusatia region.
Haldor Topsoe will build a 10 kg/hour methanol plant to demonstrate the company’s eSMR Methanol™ technology for the production of sustainable methanol from biogas.
Velocys, the renewable fuels technology company, has announced that it has secured £7 million (gross) by way of a placing.
TÜV SÜD National Engineering Laboratory has joined an EMPIR research consortium which aims to improve the accuracy and durability of commercially available meters for renewable gases.
Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction (DHIC) announced on July 1 that it had become the first Korean company to receive the ‘Type Certificate’ for its 5.56 W offshore wind power system.
According to BBC News, Northern Ireland's Utility Regulator has started a review of how the electricity grid operator is run.
Despite billion-dollar financings of solar in Dubai and offshore wind in Taiwan, clean energy investment is down, BloombergNEF reports.
Global wind power capacity additions are expected to sit at an annual average of 71 GW from 2019–2023 and 76 GW from 2024–2028, according to analysis from Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables.