The European market for renewable energy reaches new heights
Tom Lindberg, Managing Director of ECOHZ, comments on trends in the European renewable energy market.
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Tom Lindberg, Managing Director of ECOHZ, comments on trends in the European renewable energy market.
The Detroit Zoological Society (DZS) has announced that the Detroit Zoo will be powered by 100% Michigan-made renewable energy through DTE Energy's MIGreenPower programme.
To compare the energy consumption for electricity from noncombustible renewable sources with other energy sources, the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) is offering two approaches: the fossil fuel equivalence approach and the captured energy approach.
The REN21 comprehensive review of nations around the world found that, in 2018, Germany had the third-highest total renewable-power capacity, after China and the US.
More than 4500 Catholic churches and schools have switched to renewable gas and electricity supplied by British Gas in one of the UK’s largest combined green energy contracts.
Will Mathis and Jeremy Hodges, Bloomberg, explore the implications of London’s recent blackout for the future of Britain’s energy supply.
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.