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U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) has reported that wind is now the top renewable source of electricity generation in the US, with annual wind generation totalling 300 million MWh in 2019, exceeding hydroelectric generation by 26 million MWh.
In a joint pilot project called 'DemoSATH', the RWE Renewables and Saitec Offshore Technologies will start testing a floating platform for wind turbines off the Basque Coast in 2021.
Volmary Ltd, part of the international Volmary group, are reducing their carbon imprint and at the same time their energy bill thanks to a solar PV installation at their site in Cambridgeshire, UK.
The £2 million Peterborough Integrated Renewables Infrastructure project scheme, which is being led by Peterborough Council, UK, will cut energy bills and provide green heat, electricity and transport for residents.
According to Future Market Insights, oscillating oil prices have forced end users to look for alternative means to fulfil their fuel needs, such as pyrolysis oil production from different types of waste.
In line with its commitment to deliver cleaner, more reliable and affordable energy in Africa, Siemens Gamesa has sealed a contract to build the first renewable energy installation in the Republic of Djibouti.
Canadian Solar Inc. has announced that it has commenced construction on two solar photovoltaic power projects in Japan.
Duke Energy Florida has announced the installation of its 1 millionth solar panel in the state at the company’s Columbia Solar Power Plant in Fort White, Florida, US.
Pivot Power, an EDF Renewables company specialising in battery storage and infrastructure for electric vehicle charging, has placed an order with technology group Wärtsilä to deliver 100 MW of energy storage in the UK.
Low-carbon heat pump maker Likido has chosen technology from Scottish firm Vert Technologies, to power its new facility in Edinburgh, Scotland.
RWE and European Energy A/S have entered into a multiyear offtake agreement, that the Danish developer of renewable projects will deliver 3000 GWh of green energy to RWE.
Wood Mackenzie has stated that the global storage market is set to grow from approximately 4 GW of annual deployments in 2019 to more than 15 GW in 2024.