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Major European utilities fail on net-zero plans

30 January 2022

Business plans of major European power utilities do not contain the intermediate targets necessary to deliver on their net-zero pledges, finds a new report by Ember and Europe Beyond Coal.

Major wind turbine manufacturers likely to see profits squeezed again in 2022

29 January 2022

In the last week, the three major wind turbine manufacturers have reported squeezed margins as they face cost inflation as well as project delays because of supply chain turbulence, COVID and unstable European electricity prices.

Landmark US climate lawsuit proceeds against fossil fuel companies

28 January 2022

A federal appeals court has heard a case in which Baltimore is suing about a dozen major oil and gas companies including BP, ExxonMobil and Shell. The city claims that the companies knowingly contributed to climate change and should pay damages.

Taiwan’s Ming Rong Yuan NE to invest $100mn in offshore facilities base

28 January 2022

Taiwan’s Ming Rong Yuan NE is to invest NT$3bn ($108.3mn) in building a research, production and storage base for underwater jacket foundations and renewable energy facilities at the Port of Kaohsiung.

Meeting 1.5 °C could cost $75 trillion by 2050

28 January 2022

Limiting global warming to 1.5 °C could cost reduce global GDP by 2%, or $75 trillion, by 2050 as spending must increase to accelerate the energy transition.

Chinese wind sector set for 10% annual growth until 2028

27 January 2022

China’s wind sector could increase by an average of 10.2% per year between now and 2028, when it potentially could account for 67% of total global wind output.

China adds over 100 GW of wind and solar in 2021

27 January 2022

China added 100.54 GW of new wind and solar capacity in 2021, according to official data, way above the government’s target of 90 GW.

Germany installed 2 GW of onshore wind last year

26 January 2022

Germany installed nearly 2 GW of new onshore wind facilities in 2021, up 35% compared with the previous year's total of 1.4 GW.

REM: More than GBP60mn boost for UK offshore floating wind

26 January 2022

Eleven floating wind projects off the UK have been selected for a government investment of GBP31.6mn. More than GBP30mn in cash will also come from private industry

Appalachian Power issues request for proposals (RfP) for up to 1 GW of wind

26 January 2022

The utility Appalachian Power has issued a request for proposals for a massive 1 GW of wind, and/or 100MW of solar generation resources with optional battery energy storage.

Facebook’s parent company Meta is buying more wind power in the US

26 January 2022

Apex Clean Energy today announced that Great Pathfinder Wind, a 225-MW project located in Boone and Hamilton Counties in central Iowa, has executed a power purchase agreement with Meta, the parent of Facebook, for the facility’s full capacity.

American inaction on clean-power legislation costs $2bn monthly, say companies

26 January 2022

In the US, a letter from over 260 companies to Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer and Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi says that delays in clean power legislation in Congress are costing an estimated $2bn in lost economic activity monthly.

DTEK Renewables gets paid UAH3bn from Ukrenergo bond

25 January 2022

DTEK Renewables get paid UAH 3bn from Ukrenergo bond

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