All publications by tag «NEW»
2021, February, 8, 12:10:00
ENERGY INNOVATION 2021
The evolution to a more digital and carbon-free grid and industry will continue.
2021, February, 4, 16:20:00
IRENA, IHA PARTNERSHIP
In recognition of their shared objectives to increase the uptake of renewable energy, the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) and the International Hydropower Association (IHA) have signed a formal partnership agreement.
2021, February, 3, 12:35:00
DIET FOR ENERGY BEAST
The hydrocarbon beast doesn’t need to be starved, but a diet might be a good idea.
2021, February, 3, 12:30:00
U.S. WIND GENERATION RECORD
Wind-powered electricity has increased in the United States as more wind turbines have been installed in recent years.
2021, February, 3, 12:25:00
WIND ENERGY FOR U.S. 2.5 GW
Northern Indiana Public Service Co LLC (NIPSCO), a subsidiary of NiSource Inc (NYSE:NI), on Monday announced the completion of two wind parks in Indiana with a combined capacity of 502 MW.
2021, February, 3, 12:15:00
WIND ENERGY FOR BRITAIN 3.1 GW, $8.8 BLN
The GBP-6.5-billion (USD 8.8bn/EUR 7.3bn) mega-project, with its three separate wind farms in the plans, would use over 200 units of the Siemens Gamesa 14-MW turbines.
2021, February, 3, 12:10:00
RENEWABLES FOR CHILE: 6GW, $10.5 BLN
According to the Ministry of Energy of Chile, 94 power projects with a combined capacity of 6,016 MW are expected to be connected to the National Electric System in 2021, for a total investment of over US$10,450m.
2021, February, 3, 12:05:00
EQUINOR, BP WIND PARTNERSHIP $1.1BLN
The two companies will also establish a strategic partnership in the US offshore wind sector, seeking new opportunities.
2021, February, 2, 11:55:00
ENERGY TRANSFORMATION PARTNERSHIP
The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) signed a host of new agreements in the margins of IRENA’s recently concluded Eleventh Assembly.
2021, February, 2, 11:45:00
RENEWABLES FOR GERMANY 115 BLN EUROS
Germany needs to meet a target of renewable energy sources contributing at least 65% of power output in 2030 as part of the country’s overall goal to cut CO2 emissions by at least 55% compared with 1990 levels by that date.
