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SB Energy announces 1.5-GW order with First Solar
SB Energy Global has placed a multi-year order for 1.5 GW of First Solar’s advanced, ultra-low carbon thin-film photovoltaic solar modules.
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Norway together with the United Kingdom have committed ZAR600mn worth of investment in the South African renewable energy industry.
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Urgent pivot to adaption finance needed to contain global warming
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New Jersey delays third offshore wind solicitation
The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities will release the 1.2-GW Third Solicitation for New Jersey’s Offshore Wind development by January 2023, rather than the previously anticipated September 2022.
EnBW exits US offshore wind, while Invenergy forms investor consortium to support auction win
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Germany to accelerate renewables because of Ukraine war as tender launched for 1-GW offshore wind farm
Germany said it will speed up development of wind and solar energy, given that the country’s reliance on Russian gas is looking uncertain.
Chevron to buy biodiesel company for $3.15bn
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EDPR clears regulatory conditions for purchase of 91% stake in Southeast Asian solar operator Sunseap
EDP Renewables has completed the purchase of a majority stake in Sunseap Group, the Southeast Asian renewables firm.
AEP to spend $8.2bn on renewables over five years
American Electric Power (AEP), the utility, will spend $8.2bn on utility-based renewable energy projects over the next five years. This will contribute towards wind power additions of some 8.6 GW and solar additions of about 6.6 GW by 2030.
Pattern announces grand opening of largest US renewable energy project
Pattern Energy Group LP has announced the grand opening of its 1.05-GW Western Spirit Wind power facilities in New Mexico. Western Spirit Wind consists of four wind power projects located in Guadalupe, Lincoln and Torrance Counties.
REM: US offshore wind auction nets a record-breaking $4.37bn
The US Treasury has netted an unexpectedly high $4.37bn in the Biden administration’s first offshore wind lease, off the coasts of New York and New Jersey.
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Europe is building only half the wind energy needed to reach its energy and climate targets
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Trinidad-based Kenesjay Green Ltd (KGL) said in a recent press release that it had agreed to perform a green hydrogen assessment for Dominica.
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