Redflow lands potentially massive battery supply deal with Soul Energy
By Sophie Vorrath Redflow wins “preferred supplier” status to NZ-based Soul Energy, in deal that could yield orders for hundreds of the Australian company’s zinc bromine flow batteries. The post Redflow lands potentially massive battery supply deal with Soul Energy appeared first on RenewEconomy. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
New law gives huge boost to Maryland’s offshore wind hopes
By Richard A. Kessler in Houston The Clean Energy Jobs Act incentivises at least 1.2GW of new offshore capacity versus 480MW at present off the coast of the mid-Atlantic state Read Full Article Here For more great articles: www.rechargenews.com
Infigen buys first gas plant to support more cheap renewables
By Giles Parkinson Infigen says “firm renewables” cost between $55 to $67/MWh – well below the price of the current coal-dominated grid. The post Infigen buys first gas plant to support more cheap renewables appeared first on RenewEconomy. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
Oil Companies Join Corporate Lobbying Push for U.S. Carbon Tax
By Stephane Bilodeau Such as many persons, stakeholders, financial organizations, etc., fossil fuel companies have been shifting their position on climate change in response to pressure from investors and growing public alarm about Earth’s rising temperature. And economists have long favoured a carbon tax as a simple, predictable approach to putting a price on the…
‘We have lost Australia for now,’ warns climate scientist in wake of election
By Joe Romm The unexpected victory of conservatives in Australia’s election is bad news for the future of global climate action. The post ‘We have lost Australia for now,’ warns climate scientist in wake of election appeared first on RenewEconomy. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
BHP sees early end for thermal coal, plugs in to electric future
By Giles Parkinson and Michael Mazengarb BHP sees early end for thermal coal, huge oppotunities in electric vehicles and renewable energy technologies, and a decarbonised future far different from the Coalition government. The post BHP sees early end for thermal coal, plugs in to electric future appeared first on RenewEconomy. Read Full Article Here For…
From the show floor at WINDPOWER 2019
By Michelle Froese This week’s WINDPOWER 2019 has showcased one of its largest exhibits in five years to accommodate record levels of development and business in the industry. The American Wind Energy Association’s (AWEA) annual event — and the largest in North America — returned to Houston, a powerhouse for the energy sector. WindCom Chronos…
Renewables opponents come up empty in Texas legislature
By Richard A. Kessler in Houston Fossil interests fail to strip the sector of a key property tax abatement and impose costs on wind to counter the PTC Read Full Article Here For more great articles: www.rechargenews.com
Stakes for energy and climate policy are high in EU elections
By Rachel Waldholz Results will shape EU climate and energy policy for next five years, with major ramifications for Germany, Europe, and the global effort to create a climate-friendly economy. The post Stakes for energy and climate policy are high in EU elections appeared first on RenewEconomy. Read Full Article Here For more great articles:…
Zero-Subsidy Offshore Wind Bids Unlikely in U.K.‘s Upcoming Auction
By [email protected] The zero-subsidy offshore wind bids seen in other European markets in recent years appear unlikely to be replicated in a contracts for difference (CfD) allocation round kicking off in the U.K. next week. Andrei Utkin, IHS Markit senior analyst for global power and renewables, said plants built under the U.K.’s third CfD allocation…