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Masdar buys 64-MW Infinity 50 PV plant in Egypt
Abu Dhabi-based Masdar has acquired the 64-MW Infinity 50 photovoltaic plant in Egypt from German renewables developer Ib Vogt.
Lumos secures $35m in financing to power households across Nigeria
African solar installer Lumos has announced $35mn in new financing from the US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) to fund its expansion in the Nigerian renewables market.
Eskom welcomes 11,000 MW of new capacity
Eskom has welcomed the South African government’s plans to bring on a total of 11,813 MW of generating capacity owned both by itself and by private developers.
Ukraine’s green generators urge government to pay $1.1bn green tariff debts
Ukraine’s solar and wind generators are lobbying the government to commit to pay the country’s $1.1bn unpaid green tariff bills.
Spain’s Guzman solar plant connected to grid
The UK-based infrastructure and private equity investment company Foresight Group announced that its 50-MWe Guzman solar power plant in Puebla de Guzman, south-west Spain has been connected to the grid.
Vestas to supply wind turbines for Viking wind farm in Scotland
Vestas has been confirmed as supplier of the 103 turbines for the 443MWe Viking Wind Farm project in the Shetland Islands off the Scottish coast.
Iberdrola commissions East Anglia One offshore wind farm
ScottishPower Renewables, a subsidiary of Iberdrola, has finally commissioned what Iberdrola has described as “ the largest renewable project in its history” - the East Anglia One offshore wind farm in the North Sea.
More electrification needed to speed up growth in renewables
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European coal power output rebounds as EU electricity demand surges
European coal generation has reached its highest level since March – down just 2TWh year-on-year – as EU electricity demand has roared back.
Uzbekistan launches RfQ stage of tender process for 100-MW wind farm
Coal and gas to lose out to renewables by 2026 in Australia
Demand for coal and natural gas as generating fuels in Australia has peaked and is set to be overtaken by solar PV and onshore wind by 2026.
Warmer climate to have positive impact on Czech economy says Deloitte study
Agriculture to suffer but other sectors would benefit, as temperatures in Czechia are set to continue rising faster than the global average.
Poland’s mining unions threaten strikes over decarbonisation plans
Polish mines will go on strike unless a deal is reached over Poland’s path to reduce the use of coal in its power sector, the country’s powerful mining unions said on September 14.
Lithuania's Ignitis Grupe joins up with Ocean Winds for offshore wind farm projects
Azerbaijan reports reduced electricity production
Poland reiterates commitment to ease restrictions on onshore wind power development by year’s end
Estonia to give out €1.45mn for exporting climate solutions to developing countries
HEP puts Croatia’s largest solar power plant into operation
Poland plans concerted effort to build national photovoltaic industry
Poland, which still produces over 70% of its electricity by burning climate-warming coal and lignite, has to build a cleaner energy mix in the coming decades.
Snam, Saipem to develop hydrogen, CO2 capture
Snam and Saipem have signed a memorandum of understanding to start working together on new energy transition technologies.
ACWA Power’s Bokpoort sets new production record as South African load-shedding persists
ACWA Power’s 50-MW Bokpoort CSP project set a new winter production record in August 2020, producing 21.7 GWh, surpassing its previous winter record of 19.5 GWh set in 2017.
IEA calls for dramatic scaling up of clean tech to reach net zero
The power sector can only account for one-third of the progress needed to reach net-zero emissions. Transport, buildings and industry must also invest in clean tech, the IEA warns
BP pays $1.1bn to join Equinor in US offshore wind
Equinor is to bring in BP as a partner for its Empire Wind and Beacon Wind developments assets on the US East Coast in a deal worth $1.1bn.
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