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The European Commission Approves €94 Million Support for Cogeneration Plant in Bulgaria
The European Commission has approved, under EU State aid rules, Bulgarian plans to support the construction and operation of a high-efficient cogeneration plant…
Nuclear Fuel
Waste Storage at Africa's Only Nuclear Plant Brimming
Spent fuel storage at South Africa’s Koeberg nuclear plant will reach full capacity by April as state power utility Eskom awaits regulatory approval for new dr…
Solar Technology
Night Time Solar: Lightsource BP Hails Trial Showing Solar can Help Balance the Grid at Night
Trial marks the first time a UK solar farm has provided a reactive power balancing service to the electricity grid at night, developer claims
Nuclear Fuel
Iran, IAEA Clinch €1 Million Deal on 4 Projects
Iranian Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the International Organizations Kazzem Qaribabadi said that his country and the International Atomic Energy A…
Australia: Making Every Building Count in Meeting Emission Targets
Buildings in Australia account for over 50% of electricity use and almost a quarter of our carbon emissions but the failures, frailties and fragmentation of the…
Global CO2 Level Continues to rise
Levels of heat-trapping greenhouse gases in the atmosphere have reached another new record high, according to the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO).
Wales Planning Proposals ‘Risk Renewables Target’
Developer Eco2 warns 70% by 2030 goal could be missed due to National Development Framework.
Microgrid
California’s Culver City Mulls 3 Microgrid Options, May Issue RFP
Roughly a year after commissioning a feasibility study, Culver City, Calif., is considering issuing a request for proposals (RFP) to move forward with a municip…
Scientists See Disaster Looming in World Production of Coal, Oil and Gas
If world governments don't limit the production of coal, oil and gas in the next decade, global warming will exceed the targets needed to ward off the worst eff…
India's Hydropower Capacity Addition Plans in Limbo
India, the 7th largest hydropower making country in the world, had an installed hydro capacity of around 45,400 MW by end 2018
Why We Must Set a Date to Phase Out North Sea Oil and Gas
We don’t need to stop using oil and gas tomorrow, but we do need to set a date by which its use will be phased out in order to tackle climate change, writes Dr…
Power Construction
Egypt to be in Charge of Developing African Power Grid
Minister of of Electricity and Renewable Energy Mohamed Shaker said Monday that Egypt, upon the request of the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD)…
Solar Power Panel
Cleantech Solar commissions 914 kWp on-site rooftop solar PV at Molnlycke in Malaysia
Over 2,600 solar panels have been deployed on top of Mölnlycke’s manufacturing facility located in Kuala Ketil through a long-term power purchase agreement (P…
Solar Power Panel
LONGi Supplied 128MW High-Efficiency Monocrystalline Panels Australia
The Numurkah Solar Farm, developed by French renewable energy producer Neoen and constructed by Australian EPC Downer, has begun sending power to the grid. LONG…
China to Slash Renewables Subsidies by 30%
Government incentives will fall from $1.15b in 2019 to $807m in 2020.

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The European Commission Approves €94 Million Support for Cogeneration Plant in Bulgaria

Waste Storage at Africa's Only Nuclear Plant Brimming

Night Time Solar: Lightsource BP Hails Trial Showing Solar can Help Balance the Grid at Night

Iran, IAEA Clinch €1 Million Deal on 4 Projects

Australia: Making Every Building Count in Meeting Emission Targets

Global CO2 Level Continues to rise

Wales Planning Proposals ‘Risk Renewables Target’

California’s Culver City Mulls 3 Microgrid Options, May Issue RFP

Scientists See Disaster Looming in World Production of Coal, Oil and Gas

India's Hydropower Capacity Addition Plans in Limbo

Why We Must Set a Date to Phase Out North Sea Oil and Gas

Egypt to be in Charge of Developing African Power Grid

Cleantech Solar commissions 914 kWp on-site rooftop solar PV at Molnlycke in Malaysia

LONGi Supplied 128MW High-Efficiency Monocrystalline Panels Australia

China to Slash Renewables Subsidies by 30%