Electrifying news: Solar and wind power has quintupled in a decade.
Across the United States, workers are covering fields with solar panels, and big rigs are hauling massive turbine blades to wind-scoured ridgelines. This is what it looks like when renewable energy expands exponentially.
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Geothermal Energy: Harnessing heat from the shallow Earth.
When it comes to developing low-carbon technology solutions, one of the answers lies right beneath our feet. Ground-source heat pumps harness the heat from the shallow Earth – providing a source of renewable energy for heating (and sometimes cooling) buildings.
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Shetland renewable link approval likely.
A £709-million underwater electricity link to help Shetland export renewable electricity to mainland Britain has moved a step closer with the UK regulator Ofgem saying it is
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IFA calls on Government to ‘up the ante’ on renewable energy funding.
The Government’s current “piecemeal approach” will not deliver on Ireland’s renewable energy targets, according to a farm lobby group.
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Bright skies for plant-based jet fuels.
With an estimated daily fuel demand of more than 5 million barrels per day, the global aviation sector is incredibly energy-intensive and almost entirely reliant on petroleum-based fuels.
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Japanese utility ponders 700MW offshore move.
Japanese utility Tohoku Electric Power Company is participating with Renova in a feasibility study into the possibility of developing a 700MW offshore wind farm off the coast of Japan. The Oki project would be located off the coast of Yurihonjo City in Akita prefecture.
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California Cannabis Firm Completes Renewable Energy Project.
California cannabis firm Canndescent announced the completion of its solar-powered production facility in Desert Springs.
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First Inland Vessel Fueled by 100% Sustainable Biofuel.
Dutch company GoodFuels and partner Reinplus Fiwado Bunker have fuelled the For Ever, the first inland vessel from Combined Cargo Terminals (CCT) that runs fully on 100 percent sustainable biofu
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Dentons launches 2019 edition of its “Investing in renewable energy projects in Europe” guide.
Ten years after the European Union vowed to produce 20 percent of its energy from renewable sources by 2020, it has made huge progress toward that goal.
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GSAS-D&B 2019 CGP Refresher Course - 28 March 2019.
Thursday 28 March Qatar National Convention Centre, Doha-Qatar
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Denmark and Turkey Sign Offshore Wind Agreement.
The new bilateral agreement focuses on the Roadmap for Offshore Wind in Turkey and builds on the collaboration the two countries established in 2017 to support the green transition of the Turkish heating sector.
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Hydrogen FCEV trucks, buses and trains are a huge part of Korea and Japan's futures, and Australia has an export role.
South Korea is seemingly set to require commercial vehicles in the country – including trucks and construction equipment – to use hydrogen fuel-cell drivetrains by 2035.
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How Can We Make Renewable Energy Less Divisive?
Renewable energy is gaining increased support, but it can still be something of a divisive issue, especially when you get into the details of energy policy. Deciding how utilities should c
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Donald Trump’s solar and wind power criticism slammed by scientists: ‘Trump is a dangerous, evil clown’
Scientists responded angrily to President Donald Trump’s anti-renewable energy claim that people would have to turn off their TV sets if there wasn’t enough wind to power turbines.
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Can Hydropower Deliver Enough Energy to Turn On the World?
Hydropower is one of the main sources of renewable energy worldwide. Countries are installing hydropower plants at an increasing rate not only to provide power to their people, but also to reduce their reliance on fossil fuels.
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EU funding: £649 million for clean energy infrastructure.
The European Commission is releasing €750 million (£649 million) of funding for clean energy infrastructure projects, such as nine priority corridors for integrating renewable energy into multiple countries. Supporting t
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Cargill, GM, P&G among group calling for market-ready renewable thermal energy.
With "100 percent renewable energy" becoming a unifying principle of the climate movement, forward-looking companies, states, power players and institutions have been reckoning with a harsh reality — electrifying everything is really hard.
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Missing link for renewable energy storage – hot stones?
On Monday, the Danish minister of education and research, Tommy Ahlers, attended the official inauguration of a giant pilot facility that will use 600 degree hot stones to store energy.
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UNFCCC 25th Anniversary: Climate Action is More Urgent than Ever.
UN Climate Change News, 21 March 2019 - Today marks a special day in the history of global climate action: It marks the day when the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) first came into force.
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Greens demand ExxonMobil lobbyists be removed from European parliament.
Greens in the European Parliament have demanded that access badges of ExxonMobil lobbyists be removed.
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