Siemens Energy awarded grid stability contracts
Siemens Energy will provide Static Compensator technology to manage grid stability at three of ESB’s substation sites in South West Ireland.
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Siemens Energy will provide Static Compensator technology to manage grid stability at three of ESB’s substation sites in South West Ireland.
The company has been selected to supply key grate and boiler technology for a new waste-to-energy plant, located in Warsaw, Poland.
Simone Bruckner, Cressall, discusses how solar panel efficiency could be improved to increase the supply of solar energy to the grid.
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 portal will advertise opportunities for sub-contractors and suppliers concerning any projects the bp and EnBW partnership win in the upcoming ScotWind leasing round.
Construction will now commence on the 100 MW Redstone project – located in the Northern Cape Province of South Africa – which will deliver clean electricity to nearly 200 000 households.
The OPEC Fund has confirmed a US$15 million loan to NMB Bank Limited to finance MSMEs and renewable energy projects in Nepal.
The report states that the demand for critical minerals is set to increase rapidly as the energy transition accelerates around the world.
Through a collaboration between Vattenfall, Sympower and Statnett, Eramet Norway has gained access to FFR, which will contribute to a stable renewable electricity grid.
COPA-DATA has announced the release of zenon 10, an all-in-one software platform that will advance digitalisation of the energy sector.
Statkraft’s 1Q2021 results show increased renewable energy generation, resulting in a record-high operating result for the company.
Light Source People will provide contractors and permanent staff for Shell Renewables and Energy Solutions’ offshore wind projects and wider renewables portfolio for the next five years.