Scotland to fund green hydrogen
The Scottish Government has published its Hydrogen Policy Statement, which outlines the country’s plan to support the green hydrogen sector.
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The Scottish Government has published its Hydrogen Policy Statement, which outlines the country’s plan to support the green hydrogen sector.
The new report discusses the process behind making green hydrogen a cost-competitive climate solution, as global economies turn increasingly carbon neutral.
The final Phase 1 report highlights the importance of an integrated and co-ordinated approach to offshore network infrastructure in helping achieve the UK target of 40 GW of offshore wind by 2030.
IHS Markit has reported that global investment in renewables shall bounce back in 2021 to pre-COVID levels.
GRAHAM is set to upgrade land and construct a new wharf for the Port of Dundee, expanding the Port’s capacity as an offshore renewable hub.
The wind farms – situated in the Gia Lai province of Vietnam – will use the Sensproducts technology to increase the efficiency of wind energy production.
The report projects that 2020 will see a 43% y/y growth in new solar capacity installations from 2019.
Clearway Energy, Inc. has announced that it will be co-investing in a 1204 MW renewable energy portfolio developed by its parent company, Clearway Energy Group LLC.
In collaboration with Fritz Schur Energy, Seasystems and Aalborg University, Floating Power Plant – a Danish clean-tech company – is building a wave energy test facility.
The Board of TRIG have announced that the company has exchanged contracts to invest in wind and solar energy in France.
DORE has invested in a portfolio of eight hydropower plants in central and southern Sweden, which were previously owned by Fortum.
The companies have entered into a PPA, whereby Ineos will purchase wind-generated green electricity from RWE.