The National Renewable Energy Day will be held at the Don Bosco hall, Salelologa, Savaii next week Thursday. Organised by the Ministry of Natural …
ENGIE announces 235MW in Latin America power purchase agreements with Gerdau and Nuevo …
ENGIE will exceed 1000 MW of renewable energy generation capacity in the country in operation or in construction”. According to ENGIE’s press …
Spark Energy goes bust and leaves 290000 without a supplier
One clear sign of stress among challenger firms is that several suppliers owe £58.6m to watchdog Ofgem in unpaid renewable energy subsidies, after …
India’s renewable energy sector to get EUR 600 million booster shot
India has huge renewable energy resources and harnessing India’s abundant natural resources is crucial for sustainable development, says EIB | …
Alta. launches $200 million renewable energy program
The Alberta government is anticipating a new $200 million subsidy program will help rural groups or co-operatives develop renewable energy projects …
Germany Greenlights 8GW of Additional Onshore Wind and Solar Capacity
Generating capacity added under the auctions is on top of planned expansions under Germany’s amended Renewable Energy Act, which had capped …
EIB windfall for India wind
“We look forward to broadening cooperation with Indian partners to support new renewable energy projects in the months ahead and enabling …
DEEP Begins Drilling at its Geothermal Power Plant in Saskatchewan
“Geothermal is one of the most dependable sources of renewable energy globally and the only renewable that can produce reliable baseload power …
$50m UAE-Caribbean fund launches three renewable energy projects
The first three renewable energy projects under the $50 million United Arab Emirates-Caribbean Renewable Energy Fund (UAE-CREF) have broken …
Northern Territory’s high proportion of renters stand in the way of hitting renewable energy targets
Experts say it’s one of the reasons the NT’s adoption of renewable energy is so dismal, at just four per cent, despite the jurisdiction receiving more …