Special reports

The company has received the first results from environmental studies carried out at a floating PV farm in Zwolle, the Netherlands.

The modular power flow control technology will help transfer to greater volumes of renewable power to customers.

On 17 May 2021, Haldor Topsoe's Chief Executive Officer and President presented on how the company's technologies could support the Biden Administration’s goal of achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.

According to IEA’s new report, the energy roadmap will create jobs, lift economic growth, and keep net-zero in reach, but it requires an unprecedented transformation of how energy is produced, transported and used globally.

The company has announced that its subsidiaries – MET Development, Stamicarbon, and NextChem – have started work on a renewable power–to-fertilizer plant in Kenya.

A coalition of industry and academic leaders has developed a new technology to enable circularity for thermoset composites, the material used to make wind turbine blades.

Sean Tilley is Global Technology Portfolio Manager for Renewable Energy within Black & Veatch’s Power Business.

In order to help Italy meet new power grid challenges posed by the energy transition, Terna has ordered two STATCOM systems from Siemens Energy.

The companies are to develop the Champlain Hudson Power Express project, which will deliver hydropower from Hydro-Québec’s facilities in Canada to New York City.

The geothermal delivery company has strengthened its global presence by appointing Nezar Afshar as its new manager in the MENA region.

In a bid to make energy easy to use, buy, and understand, Momentum Energy chose CloudSense’s platform to provide a single integrated platform of customer engagement.

SEMLEP has awarded Bedford Borough Council more than £1.8 million to transform a former landfill site into a green energy innovation park in Bedfordshire, England.

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.