By Giles Parkinson Queensland government attempts to overturn Supreme Court ruling that declared its controversial “solar rules” invalid to be heard by Court of Appeal on Friday. The post Queensland court to hear government appeal on Friday on solar rule rejection appeared first on RenewEconomy. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By Joshua S Hill Norwegian multinational energy company Equinor has received approval to build the world’s largest planned floating offshore wind farm. The post Norway’s Equinor to build world’s biggest floating wind farm near Canary Islands appeared first on RenewEconomy. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By Natalie Sauer Chile, the host of the next UN climate talks unveiled its plan to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, which will require one of the fastest coal shut downs anywhere. The post Coal-dependent Chile vows to eradicate fuel by 2040 appeared first on RenewEconomy. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew…
By Michael Mazengarb Latest data shows how Australia’s greenhouse emissions continue to surge as Angus Taylor opts to release greenhouse figures through the Murdoch press. The post Australia’s emissions jump again, as Taylor delivers early spin to Murdoch media appeared first on RenewEconomy. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By Marta Ady Attis Industries has completed the acquisition of a 100 million gallon per year corn ethanol plant and grain malting facility in Fulton, New York from Sunoco, for $20 million (€17.7 million) in cash.According to Attis, the acquisition is a crucial element of its expanding technology portfolio, as it develops the site into…
By Gaudy Molina Keith Mathew and his community are now a power house of industry, negotiating with Kinder Morgan to secure maintenance and safety contracts for hundreds of kilometers of pipeline, partnering on a $7 million heli ski lodge investment, securing a fibre deal Gilbert Smith Forest Products, and working with Canadian Hydro for the…
By Advanced Energy Economy In odd-numbered years, the Texas Legislature meets for 140 days starting on the second Tuesday in January to consider the state’s regular business, with the main objective of passing a two-year budget. This year, as always, bills introduced with potential impact on the state’s energy system covered a wide range of…
By Richard A. Kessler in Fort Worth Jamie Miller says offshore market welcomes a third major OEM and ‘having GE technology in the mix’ Read Full Article Here For more great articles: www.rechargenews.com
Vivint Solar has closed on a multi-party forward flow funding deal that includes project-level debt, a levered tax equity partnership and a cash equity investment. In total, the financing deal will provide up to US$360 million in total funding commitments. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: PV-Tech
By Kelly Pickerel Community solar provider Nexamp kicked off a new solar grazing program recently with the deployment of approximately 150 sheep on its 7.5-MW solar farm in Newfield, New York. The sheep, provided by a local sheep farmer, will be used to provide sustainable vegetation management at the site throughout the growing season. Solar…
By [email protected] California’s combination of increasingly dangerous wildfires and utility liability legal doctrine has already pushed its biggest investor-owned utility, Pacific Gas & Electric, into bankruptcy. What policy changes could prevent the next big wildfire caused by a utility power line to force the state’s remaining investor-owned utilities, Southern California Edison and San Diego Gas…
By Bob Webster Can anyone in the utility industry (particularly those advocating for specific actions to combat climate change) address the following two-part question: 1. What specific evidence exists in the records (contemporary measurements from the late 19th-century; 11,000-year GISP2 ice core; 550-million-year geologic) that confirms the theorized relationship that.. Click headline for full article…
By Michelle Froese HYDAC’s 25,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in Katy, TX. HYDAC Technology Corporation officially announced that it has completed construction of a new, 25,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in Katy, Texas. The plant will manufacture and assemble the company’s line of bladder accumulators, accessories, electronics, and filtration products primarily for applications in the energy sector. The new…
By Michelle Froese Safety is paramount at any job site and, particularly, at a wind site where workers are typically dozens of feet above the ground. Reggie Ham, Technical Operations Manager with Tech Safety Lines (TSL), recently shared his insight on fall-protection and safety with Windpower Engineering & Development. Reggie Ham dons a full-body harness…
By Noah Long Colorado Governor Polis’ administration announced today that after good faith efforts engaging the auto industry, they had not reached an agreement on the industry’s proposed voluntary alternative to a Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) program. The administration remains committed to the ZEV program and to continue building the market in Colorado for advanced,…