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2020, June, 11, 09:55:00
GLOBAL RENEWABLES INVESTMENT $282 BLN
The United States invested $55.5 billion in 2019, up 28% from the year before
2020, June, 11, 09:45:00
U.S. SOLAR POWER UP
The U.S. solar industry will install 18 gigawatts this year, enough to power more than 3 million homes,
2020, June, 9, 17:15:00
HYDROGEN FOR GERMANY: €7 BLN
Hydrogen, the universe's most abundant particle, has often been touted as a way to power vehicles and energy plants, but it is just too expensive.
2020, June, 8, 13:20:00
GLOBAL ENERGY INVESTMENT WILL DOWN $400 BLN
The spread of the Covid-19 pandemic has upended these expectations, and 2020 is now set to see the largest decline in energy investment on record, a reduction of one-fifth – or almost USD 400 billion – in capital spending compared with 2019.
2020, June, 4, 11:30:00
U.S. RENEWABLES INITIATIVE
Ten countries, including Canada, Australia and Brazil, joined the United States last year to form the Energy Resource Governance Initiative, or ERGI,
2020, June, 4, 11:10:00
SPAIN RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY 70%
The 2030 target will become for the electricity sector to secure 70% from renewable energy. This will be coupled with energy efficiency measures reducing consumption by at least 35% over the same period.
2020, June, 4, 11:05:00
ISRAEL SOLAR INVESTMENT $23 BLN
Israel's government proposed to invest ILS6.5bn (US$1.9bn) to instal of 2 GW of additional solar power capacity.
2020, June, 3, 12:25:00
BRITAIN'S WIND PAUSE
the UK Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) needs to decide by July 1 whether the 2.4-GW Hornsea Three project and the 1.8-GW Norfolk Vanguard development can proceed.
2020, June, 1, 10:00:00
EUROPE'S RECOVERY PLAN €750 BLN
Brent were down 2%, or 71 cents at $34.03 per barrel, WTI were down 3%, or 98 cents, at $31.83 a barrel
2020, May, 28, 11:20:00
AUSTRALIA'S SOLAR AND BATTERY MICRO-GRIDS
“Stand-alone power systems, which are usually a combination of solar, batteries and a back-up generator, are getting cheaper and more sophisticated. In contrast, supplying customers using poles and wires in remote areas can be very costly.”
