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Montenegro probes Mozura wind park deal

9 March 2021

Offshore company 17 Black Limited investigated by Maltese journalist Caruana Galizia before her death has been linked to a wind farm deal in Montenegro.

Analysis in atomic scientists’ bulletin calls on Armenia to close “dangerous” nuclear power plant

8 March 2021

Urges EU to step up efforts to persuade Yerevan time is up for Soviet facility located in earthquake zone.

More than 40 GW of offshore wind to be built off eastern US by 2035

8 March 2021

The US East Coast will see more than 40 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2035, according to a new report. This could entail the investment of $140bn to establish and build out its supply chain, install equipment and operate the wind farms.

Chevron invests in energy transition initiatives

5 March 2021

Super-major Chevron announced a series of moves and investments related to the energy transition over the past week.

Fossil fuels’ future role in the spotlight

4 March 2021

The future role of fossil fuels in a decarbonising world was being examined at the CERAWeek by IHS Markit conference this week.

Africa adds 821 MW of new wind capacity in 2020

4 March 2021

Wind expansion in Africa and the Middle East dipped in 2020, as the continent fails to utilise the full potential of wind power.

EDF buys into BBOXX, Econet Energy Kenya

4 March 2021

EDF has bought a 23% stake in Kenyan off-grid and solar kit provider BBOXX and 50% of industrial solar energy provider Econet Energy Kenya, as the French utility widens its recent renewables growth across the continent.

US state goals will require some 90 GW of new renewable-energy capacity by 2030

3 March 2021

US state-level Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPSs) require some 90 GW of new renewable energy capacity by 2030 and will require total US non-hydro renewables generation to reach 17% of electricity sales, according to a new study.

Renewable energy edges ahead of coal in the US, according to official figures for 2020

3 March 2021

Renewable energy has inched past coal in the US for the first time ever, according to official figures for 2020 published by the Energy Information Administration (EIA). The market leader for production of electricity remains natural gas.

Jennifer Granholm sworn in as the 16th Secretary of Energy

3 March 2021

Jennifer Granholm was sworn in as the 16th Secretary of Energy on 25 February, becoming the second woman to lead the crucial Department of Energy.

Ørsted delays Skipjack commissioning by another three years to 2026

3 March 2021

Ørsted has announced that it is delaying commissioning of the 120-MW Skipjack offshore wind farm, planned for a site off the coast of Delaware and Maryland in the eastern US, by another three years to mid-2026.

China’s State Grid sets out greener goals

3 March 2021

State Grid Corp. of China has announced ambitious plans to cut its reliance on coal and to reduce its emissions from a future peak by 2025.

IEA warns emissions dip did not last

3 March 2021

Global energy-related emissions fell by 5.8% in 2020, but a sharp recovery at the end of the year indicates that emissions are already rising again.

Guterres calls for comprehensive coal phase-out

3 March 2021

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres this week has called for a comprehensive coal phase-out if the world is to meet its 1.5 degree goal for global warming.

Rosneft pushes ahead with Carbon Management Plan

3 March 2021

Russia’s Rosneft has unveiled ambitious plans to reduce Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 30% and to prevent 20 mn tonnes of CO2 equivalent of future emissions by 2035 as the country’s corporate giants pay more attention to green issues and ESG goals.

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