Special reports

IRENA has published its new report, which outlines how governments can incorporate the energy transition into their post-COVID-19 economic recovery.

IEA’s Sustainable Recovery Plan offers a three-year roadmap for energy industries that will ensure a greener post COVID-19 economic recovery.

Iberdrola Chief Executive Officer, Ignacio Galán, emphasised that the electrification of the economy would play an important part in Spain’s recovery from the COVID-19 crisis.

securenergy solutions AG and Enel Green Power Germany GmbH, a subsidiary of Enel, have signed a Joint Development Agreement (JDA) to develop more than 200 MW of renewable energy in the next five years.

IEA explores the effects of Covid-19 on the energy industry in a series of reports, ranging from the decline in fuel prices to hydropower generation in Africa.

PGNiG has stated that they will be updating their company strategy to include a renewables business segment.

During this period of low oil prices, governments should focus on investing in low-carbon energy, the OECD and IEA state.

Eni has announced that they are launching two new business groups, Natural Resources and Energy Evolution, in order to establish their position in the energy transition.

The Chief Executive Officers of the Oil and Gas Climate Initiative have written an open letter concerning the effects of the COVID-19 crisis in relation to combatting climate change.

According to Clir, data will be key for encouraging post-pandemic investments in renewables.

DEME Offshore, part of DEME Group will join Neptune Energy’s PosHYdon hydrogen project in the North Sea.

According to the EIA, renewable energy consumption in the US has overtaken coal for the first time in 130 years.

The European Bank for Reconstruction & Development and Corporate Solutions have helped the Ministry of Energy of Uzbekistan develop a Low-Carbon Energy Strategy.

Dr Carl Trowell will be succeeding Richard Higham as Chief Executive Officer of Acteon Group.

According to the IEA’s new report, the Covid-19 pandemic will cause global investment to fall dramatically in every major energy sector, including renewables.