Representatives from the Gulf Region Visit Solar Thermal Power Sites in Spain.
Experts of energy authorities and R&D organisations from the Gulf region are visiting solar thermal power sites in Spain this week in the framework of a 5–day study tour on “Solar thermal applications for the energy transition”.
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The big exit: Why capital is deserting coal.
As more and more funds pull out of coal, Andrew Tunnicliffe talks with the IEEFA’s Tim Buckley about what’s leading the exodus and what it means for the future of coal.
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Tanzania and Zambia to build US $1.5bn oil pipeline.
Tanzania and Zambia are set to construct an oil pipeline running from Tanzania’s commercial capital Dar Es Salaam to the Zambian mining city of Ndola at a cost of US $1.5bn.
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Construction of Ethiopia’s Corbetti and Tulu Moye geothermal projects to begin.
Construction of Corbetti and Tulu Moye geothermal power projects in Ethiopia is set to commence soon.
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Construction of Sahofika hydroelectric plant in Madagascar to begin in December.
Construction of Sahofika hydroelectric plant in Madagascar to begin in December.
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SynaptiQ: a context for performance excellence.
European countries are committed to increase their electricity generation from renewable resources to meet the European targets for 2030. Several strategies to meet this goal focus on increasing the installed renewable energy capacity by deploying new plants and repowering existing ones.
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Your Questions About Food and Climate Change, Answered.
How to shop, cook and eat in a warming world.
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Urban consumption accounts for 10% of global emissions.
Research, released by C40 Cities, finds that consumption-based emissions from almost 100 of the world’s biggest cities represent 10% of global greenhouse gas emissions.
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Africa: Reimagining Utilities As a Way to End Energy Poverty
If the world is to provide electricity to all by 2030, utilities and off-grid renewable energy providers must join forces Selestino Babungi is managing director and CEO of Umeme. Kristina Skierka is CEO of Power for All.
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World first: Siemens Gamesa begins operation of its innovative electrothermal energy storage system.
• Innovative storage technology as key to the next step in the energy transition
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A New Story of Climate Change - Charles Eisenstein at New Frontiers.[video]
Charles Eisenstein, author and philosopher, outlines a new narrative for the way we look at climate change, suggesting we begin with ourselves and pause before jumping to solutions.
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Namibia: UN Calls On Namibia to Explore Renewable Energy and Green Technologies.
The United Nations this week urged local communities and individuals to come together to explore renewable energy and green technologies and improve air quality.
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GE lost billions by 'misjudging' renewables.
Investors in General Electric, once one of the world's most valuable companies, lost tens of billions of dollars after the Paris climate deal as it failed to adapt to the pace of the green energy transition, new analysis showed Thursday.
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Japanese floater spins into action.
Japan’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization has inaugurated a floating offshore wind turbine off the coast of the Asian country. The Hibiki machine was installed in waters with a depth of 50 metres some 15km off the coast of Kitakyushu.
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China Is Eating Our Lunch, & What We Can Do About It.
This is a followup to my article “China Is Eating Our Lunch While We Watch.” Once again, here is a Dilbert comic to start.
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Ever Wondered Why We Can’t Harness Energy From Sea Waves? Here’s The Answer.
Hello there, we are sure that you have been wondering about ways to harness power from natural sources. Well, sources that do not pollute the planet and are renewable. Why are we talking about renewable energy and harnessing nature’s power?
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How China is going green with data centers
Yuan Ying, program manager of Climate and Energy at Greenpeace East Asia, on how China hopes to improve.
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Global Energy Storage to Hit 158 Gigawatt-Hours by 2024, Led by US and China.
Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables projects a thirteenfold increase in grid-scale storage over the next six years. Here’s a market-by-market breakdown.
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Hydrogen’s Role In The Energy System Of The Future.
In a rare move of unity, the world agreed to curb global warming and reduce the emission of greenhouse gasses in Paris in 2016. Despite President Trump’s decision to unilaterally withdraw the U.S.
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