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Sasol to sharpen focus on green hydrogen export plans as Europe looks for green energy

27 April 2022

South Africa’s Sasol is quickening the pace of its green hydrogen export plans in response to Europe’s anxious search for new energy sources in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Asia’s corporate giants failing on emissions

22 April 2022

Asia’s corporate giants are failing to set emissions reductions targets, running the risk of missing their own climate commitments and putting net zero by 2050 in danger.

Ørsted delivers first power from Greater Changhua 1 & 2a in Taiwan

22 April 2022

Ørsted has delivered its first electricity from the Greater Changhua 1 & 2a Offshore Wind Farm in Taiwan.

Germany to provide €65mn of financing for Egyptian green projects

21 April 2022

Germany is to provide €65mn of soft financing to support hydro and solar expansion in Egypt as part of Cairo’s plans to expand its renewables sector.

Putting the brakes on onshore wind could add GBP125 to bills of UK consumers, says ECIU

20 April 2022

UK energy customers could end up paying GBP125 ($163) a year more per household if the roll-out of onshore wind is not expanded. This is according to analysis from the Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU).

New York announces roadmap to 10 GW of distributed solar by 2030

20 April 2022

New York regulators have approved a new framework for the state to achieve at least 10 GW of distributed solar by 2030, enough to power nearly 700,000 average-sized homes.

ALLETE closes on purchase of New Energy Equity for $165.5mn

20 April 2022

Energy company ALLETE has closed the previously announced purchase of New Energy Equity, one of the US’ top distributed solar developers, for approximately $165.5mn.

17 ScotWind project agreements confirmed, totalling 24 GW

20 April 2022

Crown Estate Scotland recently confirmed that all 17 successful ScotWind applicants now have option agreements in place. This means that their projects can move into the development stage.

Wind lobbyists call on Irish government to build an offshore industry

20 April 2022

A lack of port infrastructure, skills shortages and uncertainty about when projects will be able to start construction are hampering Ireland’s offshore wind industry, says a new report by Wind Energy Ireland.

Angola aims for 70% renewables

20 April 2022

Angola wants renewable energy to account for 70% of the power mix by 2025 and is looking to attract foreign investment from EU and international financial institutions and private investors to fund the country’s energy transition.

Hacker attack on Deutsche Windtechnik

20 April 2022

Deutsche Windtechnik, the wind project service company, has announced that it identified an external professional hacker attack on its IT systems during the night of April 11 to 12.

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