EBRD acquires stake in Enefit Green
The EBRD has acquired a 1.5% stake in Estonian company renewable energy company, Enefit Green.
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The EBRD has acquired a 1.5% stake in Estonian company renewable energy company, Enefit Green.
The companies have formed the Windstaller Alliance, with the aim of providing a cost-efficient and complete product supply, fabrication, and marine services offering within the offshore renewables segments.
The IEA’s new ‘World Energy Outlook’ suggests that decarbonisation efforts are too slow to reach net-zero, highlighting the need for ambition and action from governments.
Octopus Energy and RES have announced a new partnership, turbocharging the UK’s hydrogen economy by investing £3 billion to build new green hydrogen plants across the country by 2030.
According to GlobalData, Latin America and the Caribbean is well positioned to participate in the growing hydrogen market, which will play an important role in the coming decades.
The Association for Renewable Energy and Clean Technology welcomes the UK Government’s decarbonisation plan, but the states that these commitments could be met sooner with the right support.
According to GlobalData, Sweden has the potential to achieve 100% electricity generation from renewables by 2040.
Dario Puglisi has been named as the company’s new Chief Executive Officer.
DNV has awarded a Statement of Conformity to Sungrow FPV, a provider of floating solar PV, for its anchoring and mooring design methodology.
The companies have announced the transaction of eight wind and solar assets, totalling 85.8 MW.
Wärtsilä’s ‘Front-Loading Net Zero’ report states that electricity production costs could be reduced by up to 50% if countries adopt 100% renewable systems faster than currently planned.
EIA’s ‘International Energy Outlook 2021’ projects that global energy consumption will increase over the next 30 years, with renewable energy expected to grow at the same rate as petroleum and other liquid fuels.