SSE welcomes Glasgow bid for 2020 UN climate summit
SSE has welcomed the announcement that Glasgow is the selected venue for the UK’s bid to host the United Nation’s 2020 climate change summit.
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SSE has welcomed the announcement that Glasgow is the selected venue for the UK’s bid to host the United Nation’s 2020 climate change summit.
Will Mathis and Jeremy Hodges, Bloomberg, explore the implications of London’s recent blackout for the future of Britain’s energy supply.
Orbital have awarded the main manufacturing contract for the company’s first commercial O2 tidal turbine to Scottish based TEXO Group, who will carry out the work in Dundee.
Ørsted has decided to make its car fleet 100% electric. It is also the first Danish company to join the global EV100 initiative.
New project with US Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory to convert renewable electricity into renewable methane for storage in existing natural gas pipelines.
Clean Energy Fuels Corporation has announced it has inked contracts to provide its Redeem™ renewable natural gas (RNG) to power fleets across multiple sectors that include transit, trucking, airports, solid waste and service vehicles.
ClassNK is participating in the ‘Cross-industrial Working Group Related to Zero Emission Alternative Ship Fuels’ established by the Carbon Capture & Reuse Study Group.
According to a report by Visiongain, the geothermal power market will see a capital expenditure (CAPEX) of US$7256 million in 2019 as the world seeks out sustainable and reliable clean energy to meet their emissions reductions targets.
Oregon Governor Kate Brown has signed Senate Bill 98 into law, creating the path for renewable natural gas to become an increasing part of the state’s energy supply.
Ormat Technologies Inc. has announced that it has commenced commercial operation of the company’s first-ever geothermal and solar hybrid project.
GE has announced results for the second quarter ending 30 June 2019.
Wood Mackenzie’s Vice Chair Gavin Thompson writes about the exciting growth of renewables in Asia Pacific.