Vestas swoops on 41MW China order
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Equinor to lead oil and gas majors’ renewables spending
Ten oil and gas majors are expected to invest $17.5 billion in wind and solar over the next five years, but most of this outlay will be spent by just one company, according to new analysis. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Wind Power News & Analysis RSS Feed
Germany publishes 20GW offshore wind law
By Stephen Dunne Germany publishes 20GW offshore wind law Read Full Article Here For more great articles: reNEWS – Renewable Energy News
UK government committee to probe offshore wind potential
By Sara UK government committee to probe offshore wind potential Read Full Article Here For more great articles: reNEWS – Renewable Energy News
BEIS confirms COP26 dates in 2021
By Sara BEIS confirms COP26 dates in 2021 Read Full Article Here For more great articles: reNEWS – Renewable Energy News
Equinor ‘to surpass’ oil majors in renewables investments
By Sara Equinor ‘to surpass’ oil majors in renewables investments Read Full Article Here For more great articles: reNEWS – Renewable Energy News
The regulatory fail on “system strength”, and how it nobbles wind and solar projects
By Giles Parkinson Zinc refinery and solar farm owner Sun Metals pans “system strength” rules, saying they are slow, ad hoc, lack transparency, add costs and discourage investment in large scale wind and solar. The post The regulatory fail on “system strength”, and how it nobbles wind and solar projects appeared first on RenewEconomy. Read…
Oil price wars, Covid-19 havoc, green energy tip the scales in US-China trade war
By John A. Mathews Oil price crisis and its impact on US shale oil production is revealing where China and the US stand with their very different energy strategies. The post Oil price wars, Covid-19 havoc, green energy tip the scales in US-China trade war appeared first on RenewEconomy. Read Full Article Here For more…
ACT set to ban waste incineration for energy, citing community concerns
By Michael Mazengarb The ACT is set to ban waste incineration to energy projects, concluding the potential impacts to public health could not be justified. The post ACT set to ban waste incineration for energy, citing community concerns appeared first on RenewEconomy. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
Excelsior Energy, Unico Solar partner on 250-MW solar project pipeline
By Billy Ludt Excelsior Energy Capital, an independent North American renewable energy investor, and Unico Solar Investors, a solar energy systems developer and investor, are closing on a long-term programmatic joint-venture partnership to build, own and operate a 250-MW pipeline of commercial and industrial solar projects located across North America. Unico Solar, a wholly-owned subsidiary…
US Treasury Gives Renewables More Time to Meet Tax Credit Deadlines
By [email protected] The U.S. Treasury Department released guidance Wednesday that offers onshore wind and solar projects more time to meet tax credit deadlines, an acknowledgement of the challenges brought by the coronavirus lockdown. Wind was the big winner: onshore projects that started construction in 2016 and 2017 will now have five rather than four years…
US Treasury Gives Renewables More Time to Meet Tax Credit Deadlines
By [email protected] The U.S. Treasury Department released guidance Wednesday that offers onshore wind and solar projects more time to meet tax credit deadlines, an acknowledgement of the challenges brought by the coronavirus lockdown. Wind was the big winner: onshore projects that started construction in 2016 and 2017 will now have five rather than four years…
Renewables Toppled Coal in US Energy Consumption Last Year, EIA Says
By [email protected] The U.S. got more energy from renewables in 2019 than it did from coal, a year sooner than that same milestone is expected for the electricity sector on its own, according to the Energy Information Administration. Last year the U.S. consumed 11.3 quadrillion British thermal units of coal, the lowest level since 1964….
Renewables Toppled Coal in US Energy Consumption Last Year, EIA Says
By [email protected] The U.S. got more energy from renewables in 2019 than it did from coal, a year sooner than that same milestone is expected for the electricity sector on its own, according to the Energy Information Administration. Last year the U.S. consumed 11.3 quadrillion British thermal units of coal, the lowest level since 1964….
UK gives go-ahead for 350MW mega-solar
By Robin Lancaster UK gives go-ahead for 350MW mega-solar Read Full Article Here For more great articles: reNEWS – Renewable Energy News