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French energy company Engie is gambling on South Korean demand for hydrogen with a $7bn green ammonia project in Oman in the Middle East.
Japan succeeds in low-carbon biomass replacing LNG aboard ship
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Annual renewable power must triple by 2030 – IRENA
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Non-performing loans surge in Ukraine's renewable energy sector
The number of non-performing loans in Ukraine’s renewable energy sector increased to 51% at the start of May, according to a report from Ukraine’s National Bank (NBU), Ukraine Business News reported on June 29.
20-MW wave-tech project coming to Taiwan via Swedish-Israeli JV
A Swedish-Israeli firm, Eco Wave Power (EWP), has agreed to enter into negotiations with authorities in Taiwan, with the end goal being the development of introducing wave technology to the country.
Confidence in wind industry rocked by quality problems at turbine maker Siemens Gamesa
Quality problems at wind turbine maker Siemens Gamesa – one of the world’s largest – have rocked confidence in the wind sector. This followed a surprise statement by Siemens Energy on widespread issues with wind turbines at its subsidiary.
Hungarian state energy company opens new solar park
Summit Ridge, Osaka Gas to construct solar, storage in US
The US photovoltaics and storage company Summit Ridge Energy and Osaka Gas will build, own and operate more than 108 MW of solar and storage projects in Virginia and New York in the US.
Wood Mackenzie: US, Japan will struggle to hit ambitious hydrogen targets
The US and Japan will struggle to hit their respective ambitious hydrogen targets. That is because continued high production costs and a lack of infrastructure will test recently published strategies in both countries, said the consultancy.
Spanish biogas association says government needs more ambitious targets
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Denmark postpones man-made energy island in North Sea
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‘Steel in the water’ at US’ first large offshore wind farm
The first monopile foundation has been installed at the 132-MW South Fork Wind site off New York. The project will be the US’s first commercial-scale offshore wind farm when it is completed later this year.
Final turbine installed at Scotland’s largest offshore wind farm
Seagreen Wind Farm, a joint venture between SSE Renewables and French oil supermajor TotalEnergies, achieved another landmark this week as the last of the 114 wind turbines was installed.
India gets cosy with the US on nuclear power use, future NSG membership
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Invenergy secures another $1bn from Blackstone
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First power at Israel’s largest renewable energy project
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