Category Archives: Other renewables

ACP Names Karina Borger as VP of Communications, Marty MacKay as VP of Conferences and Education

The American Clean Power Association (ACP) today announced the addition of Karina Borger as Vice President of Communications and Marty MacKay as Vice President of Conferences and Education. The two new leaders will be steering departments responsible for convening and shaping the voice of today’s U.S. clean energy industry.    “I’m thrilled to welcome Karina and … Continue reading ACP Names Karina Borger as VP of Communications, Marty MacKay as VP of Conferences and Education

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A road trip dedicated to sustainability in Greece

Ever since 2008, when Enel Green Power was formed, we have been making a decisive contribution to the sustainable development and prosperity of the regions where we operate. Over the years, our activities in more than 20 different geographical areas have addressed local needs through dozens of sustainable and resilient social solidarity projects. Our people … Continue reading A road trip dedicated to sustainability in Greece

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Ørsted acquires Irish solar project

Ørsted has acquired the Irish solar project Garrenleen from renewable energy developer Terra Solar. The 160 MW solar farm is the company’s second solar project in Ireland and will be able to power up to 56,000 homes annually, making it one of the largest solar farms in the country. Subject to Ørsted’s final investment decision, … Continue reading Ørsted acquires Irish solar project

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EU Green Industry Plan falls short for now

The European Commission presented its Green Deal Industrial Plan today. It consists of a Net Zero Industry Act (NZIA) aiming to strengthen the EU’s industrial base for clean technologies, a Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA) to increase Europe’s capacity to source and refine critical raw materials, and more flexible State aid rules. As it stands … Continue reading EU Green Industry Plan falls short for now

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U.S. Energy Storage Market Continues to Expand Rapidly

Across all segments of the industry, the U.S. energy storage market installed 4.8 gigawatts (GW) of capacity in 2022, nearly equal to the combined 2020 and 2021 installed capacity of 5 GW, becoming a record year for battery storage. “Energy storage had its best year yet in 2022. Cumulative operating utility-scale storage capacity increased by … Continue reading U.S. Energy Storage Market Continues to Expand Rapidly

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EU electricity market design: Council and Parliament must stick to targeted reform

he European Commission has proposed a targeted revision of the EU’s electricity market design. It makes Contracts-for-Difference the new norm for supporting renewables investments. It also allows investors to sell their electricity via Power Purchase Agreements or directly on the electricity market. And it actively supports the growth of PPAs. The Council and Parliament must … Continue reading EU electricity market design: Council and Parliament must stick to targeted reform

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Renewables: New job opportunities for the energy transition

The “human factor” is one of the key elements for achieving the objectives of the energy and environmental transition over the coming years. For this reason, we have launched the “Power your Growth” program, which is designed to train thousands of young people for the electricity sector. The transition to decarbonization requires first and foremost … Continue reading Renewables: New job opportunities for the energy transition

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Trade Groups Call for Continued Action on Mexico’s Discriminatory Energy Policies

The American Clean Power Association, National Association Manufacturers and American Petroleum Institute today sent a letter to United States Trade Representative Katherine Tai calling for continued action to hold Mexico accountable for its discriminatory energy policies by using every tool available under the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). “The Government of Mexico’s escalating pursuit of discriminatory policies … Continue reading Trade Groups Call for Continued Action on Mexico’s Discriminatory Energy Policies

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Ingeteam plans to hire 1,000 people and become a leader in technology to electrify society

Ingeteam today presented its new strategic plan for 2022- 2024, which aims to consolidate its position as a leader in power conversion technology, which makes the electrification of society possible. It is a plan for growth (in terms of turnover and staff) and investment (both in technology and facilities). The plan anticipates the creation of … Continue reading Ingeteam plans to hire 1,000 people and become a leader in technology to electrify society

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Brazil could add 217 GW in solar and wind energy capacity by 2030

Brazil could add 217 GW in solar and wind generation capacity by 2030, shows an analysis by the Global Energy Monitor (GEM). This potential would be reached if all the new large projects (centralized generation) planned in the country were executed by the end of the decade. According to the study, Brazil has a prospective … Continue reading Brazil could add 217 GW in solar and wind energy capacity by 2030

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EDPR and Invest Alberta Sign Agreement Aimed at Expanded Renewable Energy Investment in Alberta, Canada

EDP Renewables North America LLC (EDPR NA) and Invest Alberta Corporation (IAC) signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) at S&P Global’s CERAWeek committing both parties’ collaboration in spurring economic growth and high-quality job creation within the renewable energy sector in Alberta. As outlined in this MOU, EDPR NA plans to continue the development of three … Continue reading EDPR and Invest Alberta Sign Agreement Aimed at Expanded Renewable Energy Investment in Alberta, Canada

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ACP Statement on TAPP American Resources Act of 2023

American Clean Power CEO Jason Grumet issued the following statement after the TAPP American Resources Act was introduced before the House Natural Resources Committee:    “The Transparency, Accountability, Permitting and Production of American Resources Act includes important provisions and reforms that will help advance clean energy and transmission deployment in the United States. Establishing a predictable … Continue reading ACP Statement on TAPP American Resources Act of 2023

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Learning about renewables made easy

Our power plants are an attractive destination for school trips. They provide a close-up look at the world of energy and an understanding of how it works, while also promoting interest in scientific and technological subjects. In 2022, we hosted more than 23,000 young visitors at our Italian plants. School field trips are an excellent … Continue reading Learning about renewables made easy

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Iberdrola undertakes the Montechoro photovoltaic plant, in Portugal

Iberdrola has a portfolio of 1,960 MW wind power and solar energy projects in the country, in addition to the 1,158 MW of the Támega Hydroelectric Complex. Iberdrola continues to make progress in the development of its renewable projects in Portugal. The company has begun work on the installation of the Montechoro I and II … Continue reading Iberdrola undertakes the Montechoro photovoltaic plant, in Portugal

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Ingeteam and Magnon Green Energy strengthen their long-term relationship with a new biomass plant contract

Ingeteam and Magnon Green Energy have consolidated their relationship with the award of the operation and maintenance services contract for a plant owned by Ence’s renewable energy subsidiary Magnon in Puertollano (Ciudad Real). The new contract for the maintenance of the Puertollano biomass renewable energy generation plant, known as Biollano, will run for 6 years and … Continue reading Ingeteam and Magnon Green Energy strengthen their long-term relationship with a new biomass plant contract

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“Coexistence is essential” as DNV report shows demand for ocean space will grow 5-fold by 2050

The collaboration between ocean industries will need to intensify for the rapid buildout of offshore wind energy and aquaculture to coexist sustainably with other industries and the ecosystem. Høvik, Norway, March 09 2023 – The collaboration between ocean industries will need to intensify for the rapid buildout of offshore wind and aquaculture to coexist sustainably with … Continue reading “Coexistence is essential” as DNV report shows demand for ocean space will grow 5-fold by 2050

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Women in Renewables Can Be Agents of Change

The transition to a clean and secure energy and efforts to combat climate change hinge on several key factors. One such critical element is closing the gender gap to fully include women in the technical, scientific, and business development of the renewable energy sector. According to IRENA’s World Energy Transitions Outlook 2022 report, by 2030 … Continue reading Women in Renewables Can Be Agents of Change

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Renewables Are the Solution to Malaysia’s Sustainable Future and Renewed Climate Ambition

New report confirms Malaysia’s ability to meet its net zero goal with increased use of local and affordable renewables. According to the report’s findings, transitioning to renewable energy will save Malaysia between USD 9 billion and USD 13 billion annually by 2050 in avoided energy, climate, and health costs. Developed by the International Renewable Energy … Continue reading Renewables Are the Solution to Malaysia’s Sustainable Future and Renewed Climate Ambition

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IRENA and FAO’s Collaboration Drives Better Decision-making for Sustainable Bioenergy Development

The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) are advancing the development of sustainable bioenergy by joining forces in showcasing the mapping of geospatial layers of data on agro-ecological zoning. Within the framework of collaboration under the memorandum of understanding signed in 2021, the two organisations have made available the … Continue reading IRENA and FAO’s Collaboration Drives Better Decision-making for Sustainable Bioenergy Development

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RWE acquires JBM Solar and becomes a top 3 solar developer in the United Kingdom

RWE, the UK’s largest power generator and one of the largest renewables developers, has significantly expanded its solar and battery capabilities by acquiring JBM Solar, a large independent developer of solar and battery storage systems. With this acquisition RWE reaffirms its UK strategy by continuing to grow and to diversify its UK portfolio by adding … Continue reading RWE acquires JBM Solar and becomes a top 3 solar developer in the United Kingdom

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