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PV addition could rise to 209 GW in 2021: BNEF

23 February 2021

Solar PV capacity additions could be as high as 209 GW in 2021, compared with 141 GW in 2020, new research from Bloomberg New Energy Finance forecasts.

SSE Renewables, Acciona team up to target renewables in Spain, Portugal

23 February 2021

SSE Renewables, Acciona team up to target renewables in Portugal

US Environmental Protection Agency backs biofuels industry on refinery waivers

23 February 2021

The US federal government announced on 22 February that it will back the domestic ethanol industry regarding controversial waivers given to oil refineries who were being told to blend biofuels into their petrol.

Siemens Gamesa delivers turbines to Djibouti’s 59-MW Goubet wind farm

19 February 2021

Siemens Gamesa has this week delivered all the components for 17 of its SG3.4-132 turbines that it will install at its 59-MW Goubet wind farm in Djibouti, despite the challenging conditions caused by COVID-19.

Daystar to seek $100m over three years for West African solar projects

19 February 2021

West Africa hybrid solar power solutions provider Daystar Power plans to raise about $100m within the next three years to satisfy existing client demand.

Japan to provide $240mn to boost Egypt’s green reputation

18 February 2021

Japan is to provide $240mn of development finance to Egypt in a bid to boost green growth and sustainable development while also combating climate change and helping fund the post-COVID-19 recovery.

US, Shell to provide $145mn to support Africa’s private power sector

18 February 2021

The US Development Finance Corporation (DFC) and the Shell Foundation have signed a partnership to strengthen their investments in renewable energy in Africa and Asia.

South Korea's power output falls again in 2020

17 February 2021

South Korea's electricity generation fell for the second consecutive year in 2020 as demand dipped amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Israel awards 609 MW of solar PV at second tender

17 February 2021

Israel has awarded 608.95 MW of PV capacity and 2,400 MWh of storage at a price of 0.1745 ($0.0544) per kWh during its second ever solar-plus-storage tender.

China plans to raise green purchases to 40% by 2030

17 February 2021

China’s National Energy Administration (NEA) is to force regional grid firms to buy at least 40% of their power from non-fossil fuel sources by 2030 in order to meet the country’s climate targets, Reuters reported.

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