Energy Global Editor, Lydia Woellwarth, sat down with Danny Constantinis, Group Executive Chairman of EM&I, to discuss EM&I’s article in Energy Global. Entitled ‘Getting Wind of Robots’, this article considers the robotic and digital asset integrity technologies for floating wind.
Having performed virtual site visits, DNV GL has provided Sonnedix with technical due diligence for eight solar PV plants in Chile.
The companies have signed a collaborative agreement aimed at developing green hydrogen projects in Italy.
This is the eighth consecutive year the company has been listed in the Ethisphere Institute’s World's Most Ethical Companies ranking.
The report highlights seven key action areas to accelerate the country’s uptake of renewables.
Cressall Resistors, power resistor manufactors, are currently investigating the specific technologies required to develop a decarbonised SuperSmart Grid.
The company has acquired a portfolio of two battery storage projects and 29 MW of solar PV from RES. The co-located projects are in County Wexford, Ireland.
REA’s ‘Strategy for Renewable Energy and Clean Technologies’ outlines the measures that need to be taken to deliver net-zero in the UK.
The two companies have launched the European Solar Initiative, an industry-led effort to redevelop the solar PV industry value chain in Europe.
A recent study published by P&S Intelligence suggests that the floating solar market revenue will be propelled from US$685.2 million in 2019, to US$2301.8 million by 2026.
Crédit Agricole Assurances is to acquire a 50% stake in a wind and solar portfolio and Banque des Territoires will acquire a 50% stake in a solar portfolio.
Masdar has signed a strategic agreement with DTEK to explore potential clean energy investments in Ukraine.
The two new units will develop green hydrogen and energy storage projects and technologies.
The companies have signed a LOI to explore the development of green hydrogen and low-cost ammonia production in Chile.
The company has designed a floating solar energy structure that produces green hydrogen, offering a low carbon solution to Irish coastal communities.