Special reports

Through joint investment in low-carbon projects across Africa, IRENA and AfDB are aiming to aid the continent’s transition to renewable energy.

CPP Investments has established a new UK-based platform – Renewable Power Capital Limited – which will invest in solar, onshore wind and battery storage, among other technologies, across Europe.

The two partners have come to a financial close on the 49.9 MW energy-from-waste project, Slough Multifuel, which is located in Slough, Greater London, UK.

In a joint initiative, IHA has united with over 100 renewable energy players – as members of IRENA’s ‘Coalition for Action’ – to urge governments to scale-up climate action.

A new five-year collaborative programme has been announced by the Basque Country and Scotland, who plan to work together to fund wave energy across Europe.

This new partnership – the ‘Offshore Wind Evidence and Change’ programme – aims to drive forward the growth of UK offshore wind and unlock green energy potential, helping the nation move towards its net zero goals.

SSEN Transmission has awarded a contract to GE to manufacture, deliver and commission a 420 kV Green Gas for Grid (g³) gas-insulated substation in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

The companies have installed offshore solar and seaweed farms in the Dutch North Sea, creating multifunctional spaces with sustainable goals.

The total investment amounts to approximately DKK 4 billion, making it one of the largest Danish solar investments to date.

The two companies have entered into a strategic collaboration agreement in order to work together on the development of ideas and radical solutions in four key areas.

The two companies have partnered up to drive the ocean energy industry by promoting the right policy incentives and innovative business models.

Ofgem’s Network Innovation Competition has given the green light to an offline hydrogen research facility.

National Grid and Siemens Energy have begun work on the Viking Link interconnector, which will enable sharing of clean electricity between Britain and Denmark.

The Public Investment Fund’s stake has increased to 50%, as part of Saudi Arabia’s renewable energy strategy.

Renewables in most of Asia Pacific to be cheaper than coal power by 2030, reports Wood Mackenzie.