The potential of wind energy in Comoros is a topic that has been gaining traction in recent years, as the island nation seeks to diversify its energy sources and reduce its dependence on imported fossil fuels. As a country made up of three volcanic islands located in the Indian Ocean, Comoros is endowed with a … Continue reading The Future of Renewable Energy in Comoros: Exploring Wind Power Potential
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Exploring the Potential of Solar, Wind, and Biomass: The Future of Renewable Energy in Moldova
Moldova, a small landlocked country in Eastern Europe, is no stranger to the challenges of energy security and dependence on imported fossil fuels. With over 90% of its energy needs being met through imports, the country has long been vulnerable to fluctuations in global energy prices and geopolitical tensions. However, the winds of change are … Continue reading Exploring the Potential of Solar, Wind, and Biomass: The Future of Renewable Energy in Moldova
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Clean Energy Jobs on the Rise
Jobs in the clean energy industry grew by 3.9% last year, outpacing overall U.S. employment and all other forms of energy, according to the Department of Energy’s (DOE) U.S. Energy & Employment Jobs Report (USEER) released this week. More than 18,000 new U.S. utility-scale clean energy jobs were added in 2022, bringing the total number of … Continue reading Clean Energy Jobs on the Rise
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China on course to hit wind and solar power target five years ahead of time
China is shoring up its position as the world leader in renewable power and potentially outpacing its own ambitious energy targets, a report has found. China is set to double its capacity and produce 1,200 gigawatts of energy through wind and solar power by 2025, reaching its 2030 goal five years ahead of time, according … Continue reading China on course to hit wind and solar power target five years ahead of time
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Spain raises its wind power and solar energy goal by 23% for 2030 to 160 GW
The Spanish government has revised its energy and climate plan (PNIEC) to increase its installed renewable capacity target to 160 GW by 2030, 23% more than the 123 GW previously forecast, while also contemplating tripling the hydrogen target .This figure would represent 75% of the country’s total capacity of 214 GW expected by the end … Continue reading Spain raises its wind power and solar energy goal by 23% for 2030 to 160 GW
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The Future of Renewable Energy in China
The future of renewable energy in China presents a mix of vast opportunities and significant challenges. As the world’s largest energy consumer and greenhouse gas emitter, China’s commitment to clean energy transition is crucial in the global fight against climate change. The country has made remarkable progress in recent years, becoming the world leader in … Continue reading The Future of Renewable Energy in China
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Harnessing Solar and Wind Power Potential in Western Sahara
Western Sahara, a region located in North Africa, has been the subject of political conflict for decades. Despite the ongoing territorial disputes, the area holds significant potential for renewable energy development, particularly in the form of solar and wind power. With an arid climate, vast open spaces, and abundant sunshine, Western Sahara presents an ideal … Continue reading Harnessing Solar and Wind Power Potential in Western Sahara
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Exploring Renewable Energy Technologies in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina, a country in the Balkan Peninsula, has a unique energy landscape that offers significant opportunities for technological innovation and the development of renewable energy sources. The country’s energy sector is characterized by a high reliance on fossil fuels, particularly coal, which accounts for around 67% of its total energy consumption. However, Bosnia … Continue reading Exploring Renewable Energy Technologies in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Solar and wind power surpass coal in the US
It’s a first for the two renewables combined without adding hydropower. For the first time, solar and wind have generated more U.S. power than coal as measured during the first five months of 2023, reports Benjamin Storrow of Climatewire: “Federal data shows renewable energy generation exceeded coal-fired power in 2020 and 2022, but only when … Continue reading Solar and wind power surpass coal in the US
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Concentrated Solar Power, photovoltaic and wind energy in the penultimate week of June
European electricity markets: bullish prices due to increases in gas and CO2, but they stabilise with decreases at the end of the week. In the penultimate week of June, the increases in gas and CO2 prices at the beginning of the week and the increase in demand caused rising prices in the European electricity markets. … Continue reading Concentrated Solar Power, photovoltaic and wind energy in the penultimate week of June
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Zagórzyca solar plant in Poland launched
Equinor’s second Polish solar plant, Zagórzyca has started test production. This is another step towards building a material renewable portfolio in Poland, which is one of Europe’s most rapidly growing renewable energy markets. “Equinor aims to be a reliable energy partner for Poland and support its energy transition. We are building a broad energy offering … Continue reading Zagórzyca solar plant in Poland launched
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Hybrid Solar and Wind Power Systems: A Key Component of a Resilient Energy Infrastructure
As the world continues to grapple with the effects of climate change and the urgent need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, renewable energy sources have emerged as a crucial component of a sustainable and resilient energy infrastructure. Among these, hybrid solar and wind power systems have gained significant attention for their potential to provide reliable, … Continue reading Hybrid Solar and Wind Power Systems: A Key Component of a Resilient Energy Infrastructure
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Exploring Renewable Energy Sources in Tunisia
Tunisia, a North African country known for its picturesque landscapes and rich history, is making strides in the realm of sustainable development. With a growing population and an increasing demand for energy, the Tunisian government has recognized the need to diversify its energy sources and improve energy efficiency. By exploring renewable energy sources, Tunisia is … Continue reading Exploring Renewable Energy Sources in Tunisia
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Acciona expands its collaboration with Amazon for solar and wind energy and digital transformation
ACCIONA and Amazon today announced an expansion of their current Power Purchase Agreements (PPA), from the existing 641 megawatts (MW) to 833MW. The additional 192MW will help Amazon stay on a path to powering its operations with 100% renewable energy by 2025–five years ahead of its original 2030 commitment–and reaching net-zero carbon emissions by 2040. … Continue reading Acciona expands its collaboration with Amazon for solar and wind energy and digital transformation
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RWE expands solar business in Spain with new large-scale solar farm in operation
RWE is making good progress in expanding its solar business in Spain. Following the Casa Valdes solar farm at the beginning of the year, RWE has now commissioned the sister project Puerta del Sol. The plant is also located near Madrid in the Guadalajara province, with a capacity of 44 MWac. Approx. 100,000 bifacial solar modules … Continue reading RWE expands solar business in Spain with new large-scale solar farm in operation
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EDP Renewables receives authorization to commission Spain’s first wind-solar hybrid project
EDP Renewables has been granted permission to operationalize Spain’s inaugural hybrid project that combines wind and solar power generation at a single location. This installation is situated adjacent to the Cruz de Hierro wind farm in Santa María del Cubillo, Ávila. Through its subsidiary, Parque Eólico Altos del Voltoya, in which the Institute for Energy … Continue reading EDP Renewables receives authorization to commission Spain’s first wind-solar hybrid project
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Exploring the Potential of Solar, Wind, and Hydro Power in Equatorial Guinea’s Renewable Energy Landscape
The future of renewable energy in Equatorial Guinea is looking brighter than ever, as the country explores the potential of solar, wind, and hydro power in its renewable energy landscape. With a growing population and increasing demand for electricity, Equatorial Guinea is taking significant steps to diversify its energy sources and reduce its dependence on … Continue reading Exploring the Potential of Solar, Wind, and Hydro Power in Equatorial Guinea’s Renewable Energy Landscape
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Iberdrola launches a “solar grazing” in Portugal with some 300 sheep
There are almost 300 sheep using Iberdrola’s photovoltaic parks in Portugal as grazing grounds. A clear example of circular economy, “solar grazing” benefits livestock farmers, who gain new spaces for their activity; it is positive for the solar farm, as it ensures the ecological maintenance of the land and reduces the risk of fires; and … Continue reading Iberdrola launches a “solar grazing” in Portugal with some 300 sheep
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Harnessing Solar and Wind Power: The Future of Somalia’s Energy Landscape
Somalia, a country located in the Horn of Africa, has been plagued by decades of civil war, drought, and famine. Despite these challenges, the nation is now poised to harness its abundant renewable energy resources, particularly solar and wind power, to transform its energy landscape and propel itself towards a more sustainable and prosperous future. … Continue reading Harnessing Solar and Wind Power: The Future of Somalia’s Energy Landscape
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Mali’s Growing Demand for Electricity: Can Renewable Energy Keep Up?
Mali, a landlocked country in West Africa, is experiencing a growing demand for electricity as its population and economy continue to expand. With a population of over 19 million people and an annual growth rate of 3%, the need for reliable and affordable energy sources is more critical than ever. However, Mali’s current energy infrastructure … Continue reading Mali’s Growing Demand for Electricity: Can Renewable Energy Keep Up?
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