Equinor and BP have submitted a revised bid for their jointly-owned 810-megawatt (MW) Empire Wind 1 project in New York’s fourth offshore wind solicitation. If successful,…
Author: Oliver Hughes
NexWafe, a player in solar technology, is venturing into the US market with a newly established subsidiary, setting its sights on multi-gigawatt-scale solar wafer production. The…
In a recent report by the Finland-registered Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA), China’s clean energy sector emerges as the primary driver of…
New Jersey’s utility regulator has given the green light to two offshore wind power projects, totaling 3,742 megawatts (MW), with backing from companies like Invenergy and…
Northern Ireland witnessed a substantial reduction in gas expenditure by £243 million in 2023, thanks to robust local wind energy generation, as unveiled in Wind Energy…
Swedish renewable energy company OX2 AB (STO:OX2) and a unit of Ingka Group, the largest IKEA retailer, have jointly submitted a permit application for the ambitious…
Developers of renewable energy projects have capitalized on a burgeoning market, selling unused U.S. tax credits to other companies. A recent study, buoyed by legislation in…
GE Vernova, a subsidiary of General Electric, has inked a landmark deal with Pattern Energy, signing a turbine order and services agreement for the SunZia wind…
Renewable energy consultancy Natural Power has been enlisted by Green Switch Capital to provide Section 36 consenting support for a prospective 250MW battery energy storage system…
The UK government is poised to greenlight a multi-billion-pound carbon capture scheme proposed by Drax, according to reports by The Telegraph. The initiative involves integrating two…
Mississippi State University has been awarded a grant exceeding $610,000 from the US National Institute of Food and Agriculture to embark on a research project aimed…
Port of Virginia has become the first East Coast port to operate entirely on clean energy, marking an impressive start to the New Year. The port’s…
