Special reports

According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2020 saw the US consumption of renewable energy grow for a fifth year in a row.

The organisations have agreed to advance the use of renewables in UN peacekeeping missions and host countries.

ACORE has released a report which shows that confidence among both renewable energy investors and developers is at an all-time high.

‘Renewable energy’ mentions in oil and gas companies’ earnings transcripts increased by over 150% in 2020 compared to 2019, while mentions in 2021 surpassed more than a half of 2020.

G7 leaders have committed to reaching net-zero emissions by 2050, as well as making other significant energy and climate pledges.

Energy Global Editor, Lydia Woellwarth, was joined by Tim Bruewer, Senior Marketing Analyst for Watlow’s Energy & Environmental Technologies business, to delve deeper into Watlow's article in Energy Global. Entitled ‘Handling the heat’, this article discusses the role of molten salt heat management in solar thermal plants.

The company has attained 1 GW of renewable energy in operation or under construction in France.

ARENA has announced AUS$15 million of funding to support construction of RayGen’s ‘solar hydro’ power plant comprising 4 MW of solar generation and 3 MW of energy storage capacity.

Expected low demand for fossil fuels is compelling major oil and gas companies – including BP, Total and Shell – to actively invest in renewable energy projects.

The company has been contracted to provide marine warranty services for the export cable installation of the DolWin5 offshore grid connection project in Germany.

Secure transfer of work crews to carry out installation of offshore wind turbines is driving demand for Vestdavit’s docking-head davits.

NV Energy has made its triennial Integrated Resource Plan filing with the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada, US to invest in the state’s clean energy economy.

Siemens Energy and partners are holding Europe Energy Week on 15 - 17 June to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing Europe as it transitions towards a decarbonised energy system.

According to a new IEA report, whilst spending is rebounding towards pre-crisis levels, not enough is going into clean energy.

A new report released by Environment America Research and Policy Center and Frontier Group identifies four key areas for transitioning to clean and renewable resources in the US.