Germany’s CRONIMET Mining Power Solutions has begun construction of a 150 kWp photovoltaic plant in Chobe, Namibia. When completed the plant …
UK offshore renewable energy projects to benefit from government subsidies
A new UK government scheme will compensate offshore renewable energy developers for the increased cost of building wind farms away from the …
Irish Government sanctions renewable energy auctions
The Irish Government last night announced that it had received cabinet approval for a new renewable energy project, similar to the UK’s Contracts for …
ACCIONA to provide universal access to basic services through acciona.org
Acciona’s corporate foundation, acciona.org, will focus on contributing to universal access to basic services linked to its activities in renewable energy, …
Irish renewable energy support scheme approved with 2019 auction in view
While it is framed around Ireland’s efforts to meet its 2020 renewable energy target of 40%, the country is expected to miss this binding goal and …
BNEF report names Nidec Industrial Solutions as the world’s leading supplier in energy storage
The BNEF report highlights the evolutionary trends in the renewable energy market on a global level. It ranks Nidec Industrial Solutions as first in the …
HCS Renewable Energy Recognized as a 2018 Top Solar Contractor
HCS Renewable Energy achieved a rank of No. 10 overall out of 450 solar companies. HCS Renewable Energy ranked No. 2 as Solar Installation …
Underweight Rating For Renewable Energy Group Ahead Of Q2 Earnings
Generic biodiesel margins have declined along with RIN prices. The California LCFS market is a bright spot for biodiesel producers. REGI has decent …
Renewable energy support scheme opens route for Irish offshore wind
“The RESS is a critical step in bringing Ireland to a leadership role in relation to renewable energy, climate action, and energy efficiency. Communities …
The NEG won’t stop the unstoppable march of renewable energy
The NEG won’t stop the march of renewable energy: Former Queensland energy minister Mark Bailey, left, takes a selfie with Queensland Premier …