Floating Power Plant and PLOCAN sign wind and wave contract
Floating Power Plant will deploy its full scale, hybrid floating wind and wave platform at the PLOCAN-site off the coast of the Canary Islands.
Floating Power Plant will deploy its full scale, hybrid floating wind and wave platform at the PLOCAN-site off the coast of the Canary Islands.
The two organisations have signed a new agreement to work together on the deployment of renewable energy in Latin America and the Caribbean.
CRP Subsea has made a large scale investment to support the company’s transition into the renewables market.
The two companies will work together to provide clean energy infrastructure for projects in Kuwait.
The project is situated at the Sirindhorn Dam in Ubon Ratchathani Province, Thailand.
According to a new report from Environment America Research & Policy Center and Frontier Group, the US produced almost four times as much renewable electricity in 2020 compared to 2011.
The two organisations will work together to mobilise climate finance and to advance the deployment of renewable energy across Small Island Developing States.
Forth Ports has outlined its plans to create a renewable energy hub on a 175-acre site at the Port of Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Statkraft recorded a strong EBIT in 3Q2021, strengthening the company’s financial capacity and ability to deliver on its growth strategy.
The platform aims to accelerate the transition to renewable energy in developing countries.
CIP has announced a roadmap for increasing and accelerating its role in delivering on the energy transition by investing €100 billion in clean energy by 2030.
KGAL has sold a 152.4 MW renewables portfolio in France and Germany to Italian IPP, ERG.
The company has announced that 12 of its projects have won preferred bidder status in Round 5 of South Africa’s Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme.
The companies have put a new power generation and storage system into operation that will help to stabilise the grid and support feed-ins of electricity from renewables.
A new update from the IEA’s Sustainable Recovery Tracker shows clean energy accounts for just 3% of COVID-19 recovery spending to date.