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Romanian energy trader Tinmar to invest €150mn in green generation over next three years
Huawei partners with Moroccan utility ONEE to develop power storage technologies for renewable energies
EverWind buys $0.76bn worth of wind for hydrogen, ammonia project in Nova Scotia
EverWind Fuels has purchased three wind farms in development in Nova Scotia, Canada. This is for Phase 1 of EverWind's proposed green hydrogen and ammonia project.
Germany adds wind but pace too slow to meet goal
In the first half of 2023 in Germany, as many as 331 onshore wind turbines with a total output of 1.6 GW were installed, out of 59.3 GW cumulatively installed.
UK court dismisses legal challenge against 1.7-GW East Anglia offshore wind hub
The UK High Court has dismissed a claim brought by a group of local opponents – including a celebrity actor – against the permitting for the 1.7-GW East Anglia ONE and TWO offshore wind projects.
Final $2bn Viking Link cable laid in North Sea
The British and Danish electricity grids are physically connected for the first time, following the completion of cable works on the Viking Link interconnector.
Iberdrola increases renewables capacity, production
Iberdrola reports that that it has increased its renewable installed capacity by 6.5% worldwide to 41,246 MW in the past 12 months.
Chile government receives nine proposals for electrolyser factories
The Green Hydrogen Committee of the Chilean state agency Corporación de Fomento de la Producción (Corfo) says it has received "nine expressions of interest to develop various electrolyser manufacturing projects in the national territory”.
Niger commissions 30-MW solar plant in Gorou Banda
Large-scale solar power production proposed using satellites
The European Space Agency (ESA) and Switzerland-based Astrostrom are proposing a conceptual design,Greater Earth Lunar Power Station (GE-LPS), for large-scale solar power production via satellite to provide power to the moon.
Portugal's environment agency clears Galp biofuel project
Portugal’s environmental regulator this week cleared a project by the country’s main oil company Galp to bring online an industrial-scale facility to produce biodiesel and biojet fuel using cooking oils at its refinery in Sines.
Kenya to partner with Excel Services Corporation in nuclear ambitions
The top leadership of the Kenya Nuclear Regulatory Authority met with Excel CEO Donald Hoffman in Nairobi and discussed ways in which the country can tap into the company’s expertise, particularly in the area of improving NPP regulatory safeguards.
Chubu to take part in geothermal power project
Chubu Electric Power Co. of Japan has decided to participate in the world's first geothermal power generation and district heating supply project. The Eavor-Loop project by Canada’s Eavor Technologies is planned for Bavaria, Germany.
Australian consortium to develop floating offshore wind
A consortium led by Ireland-based Simply Blue Group plans to develop a floating offshore wind project off the New South Wales Hunter region in Australia.
Indian billionaire Gautam Adani plans 20-GW renewables hub
Adani Group chairman and billionaire Gautam Adani has said the conglomerate will build the world’s largest hybrid renewables hub in Gujurat, in Khavda.
ACWA Power granted land for 10-GW wind project in Egypt
ACWA Power, a Saudi-listed company, has signed a memorandum of understanding with Egypt’s New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA) to allocate land for a 10-GW wind project.
German renewable energies investor JUWI building projects to generate 400 MW in South Africa
Germany's JUWI Renewable Energies (JUWI) has 400 MW of engineering, procurement and construction projects at advanced stages of development for mines in South Africa.
Minister says the two new nuclear reactors will cost Romania over €6.5bn
The two new reactors that state-controlled Nuclearelectrica company wants to build at the Cernavoda plant are expected to cost at least €6.5bn ($7.3bn), Energy Minister Sebastian Burduja said in an interview with Reuters on July 19.
MaxSolar arranges financing for 2 GW of solar and storage projects
German renewable energy developer MaxSolar has arranged a €410mn ($460mn) debt finance facility to support the construction of solar power generation and storage projects in Germany with a combined capacity of 2 GW over the next five years.
UK government pushing small-scale nuclear
The British government is betting on small modular reactors (SMRs), a type of nuclear reactor that has yet to be proven.
Toshiba, GE plan to produce Haliade-X nacelles in Japan
Japan’s Toshiba and US-based GE plan to start producing nacelles for GE’s Haliade-X offshore wind turbines in Japan in 2026.
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