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EDP signs Power Purchase Agreement with Amazon in Japan

The long-term contract is tied to the energy company’s solar project in Fukushima, reinforcing EDP’s profile as a key company for major tech players decarbonization efforts. EDP Renewables APAC has signed a 20-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Amazon. The long-term contract signed with Amazon is linked to EDP’s 44MWp (35MWac) ground-mounted utility-scale solar farm … Continue reading EDP signs Power Purchase Agreement with Amazon in Japan

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Floating photovoltaic, a new frontier for renewable energy

As the demand for solar energy grows, floating solar photovoltaics (FPVs) are emerging as a key solution to land constraints. New research suggests that installing FPVs on just 10% of suitable water bodies could generate enough electricity to meet 16% of some countries’ energy needs. With additional benefits such as reducing water loss and improving … Continue reading Floating photovoltaic, a new frontier for renewable energy

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Photovoltaic (PV) self-consumption connected to the Endesa grid will grow by 34% in 2024 with 85,000 new supplies

The total number of installations amounts to nearly 4 GW of installed capacity, almost 50% of the capacity registered in all of Spain. The capacity of the active installations in the e-distribution network is sufficient to supply the consumption of two million homes and avoid the emission of 3.2 million tons of CO2. Supplies corresponding … Continue reading Photovoltaic (PV) self-consumption connected to the Endesa grid will grow by 34% in 2024 with 85,000 new supplies

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EU Commission sets the direction for its competitiveness strategy

The European Commission presented its ‘Competitiveness Compass’ a blueprint for actions to restore the competitiveness of the European economy. The document is good. It emphasises the need to accelerate the clean energy transition and boost electrification. Crucially, the Compass says the EU must have flexible and supportive State aid rules to help energy-intensive industries to … Continue reading EU Commission sets the direction for its competitiveness strategy

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Ørsted and PGE take final investment decision on Baltica 2 Offshore Wind Farm

Ørsted and PGE have taken final investment decision (FID) on the 1.5 GW Baltica 2 Offshore Wind Farm, which will be built, owned and operated in a 50/50 partnership between Ørsted and Poland’s largest energy company PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna. Baltica 2, which will be located approx. 40 km off the Polish coast near Ustka, … Continue reading Ørsted and PGE take final investment decision on Baltica 2 Offshore Wind Farm

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Iberdrola to supply wind power to Italian car parts manufacturer Agrati in France

This wind farm comprises 5 wind turbines with a total output of 10.25 MW. An annual output of 21 GWh/y will be sold to AGRATI starting in 2025. Iberdrola to supply 105 GWh of green electricity to AGRATI through a power purchase agreement (PPA). Iberdrola’s Florembeau wind farm in Créquy will supply renewable energy to … Continue reading Iberdrola to supply wind power to Italian car parts manufacturer Agrati in France

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New variant of Enercon’s E-138 EP3 wind turbine for high-wind sites

Replacement in the discontinued E-82 wind turbine portfolio. Performance increase for all E-138 EP3 types Enercon will also offer the E-138 EP3 in a new variant for high-wind sites. This will replace the E-82 EP2 E4. The gap in the portfolio created by the discontinuation of the EP2 turbines will thus be quickly closed with … Continue reading New variant of Enercon’s E-138 EP3 wind turbine for high-wind sites

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China’s Wind Power and Photovoltaic Solar Soar by 357 GW, as Trump Mires us in backward, Planet-Wrecking Fossil Fuels

President Trump’s attempt to derail the wind and solar industries in the United States in favor of dirty fossil fuels is a threat to the health of the planet, of course. But it is also a threat to the US economy. Fossil fuels are sources of short term profits. As the horrific effects of carbon … Continue reading China’s Wind Power and Photovoltaic Solar Soar by 357 GW, as Trump Mires us in backward, Planet-Wrecking Fossil Fuels

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Global solar photovoltaic (PV) growth to stabilise at 493 GW in 2025, Wood Mackenzie predicts

The global solar industry witnessed strong growth in 2024, reaching a record 495 GWdc of installed capacity. It reflected a 14% year-on-year increase. The main reasons behind the solar boom were the rising demand for renewable energy from data centers and electrification trends. But anticipation is looming large over the solar industry this year, despite … Continue reading Global solar photovoltaic (PV) growth to stabilise at 493 GW in 2025, Wood Mackenzie predicts

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Solar farms, “allies of biodiversity” according to the IV Report on Sustainability and Solar Energy

The independent environmental consultancy EMAT has presented the main conclusions of the “IV Report on sustainability and solar energy” at the III Conference on sustainability and biodiversity, organised by UNEF in the Congress of Deputies. The event, which has highlighted the future opportunity for the rural world that photovoltaics represents, has been inaugurated by the … Continue reading Solar farms, “allies of biodiversity” according to the IV Report on Sustainability and Solar Energy

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The first contest that brings together cinema and wind power to highlight the coexistence of wind energy in the territories

A group of Galician students wins the first national competition for wind-powered short films held in Spain with ‘Susi, a cabaleira do vento’, a short film recorded entirely in Galician by students from the School of Image and Sound of Vigo.More than 5,500 people from all over Spain voted to choose the winning short film … Continue reading The first contest that brings together cinema and wind power to highlight the coexistence of wind energy in the territories

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Ørsted ranked the world’s most sustainable energy company, regaining position in top 10 amongst the world’s most sustainable companies

Ørsted has once again been ranked the world’s most sustainable energy company and returns to top 10 across all sectors on Corporate Knights’ 2025 Global 100 index, following a year where the company shut down its last coal-fired heat and power plant and built more renewable energy than ever before. Ørsted was ranked the world’s … Continue reading Ørsted ranked the world’s most sustainable energy company, regaining position in top 10 amongst the world’s most sustainable companies

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Less cold temperatures and more wind energy lower European electricity market prices, but they remain above €100/MWh

In the fourth week of January, prices in the main European electricity markets fell compared to those of the previous week. Despite the declines, weekly averages were above €100/MWh in most markets, and many reached the highest daily price since at least the beginning of 2024. Declining demand due to less cold temperatures, as well … Continue reading Less cold temperatures and more wind energy lower European electricity market prices, but they remain above €100/MWh

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Wind power: predictions for 2025

From an increasing emphasis on offshore wind project execution to emerging signs of potential transformation for onshore wind, our experts pick out the key themes to watch this year. What are the key trends and developments shaping the wind energy landscape in 2025? Which way will the policy winds blow? Our onshore and offshore wind … Continue reading Wind power: predictions for 2025

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Taean Wind Power Secures Fixed-Price Offtake Contract to Develop Offshore Wind Project in Korea

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) and Vena Energy announced today that their joint offshore wind project, Taean Wind Power, has been awarded an offtake contract in the 2024 Wind Power Fixed-Price Contract Auction arranged by the Korea Energy Agency (KEA). The Taean Wind Power project, a fixed-bottom offshore wind project with a planned capacity of 500 … Continue reading Taean Wind Power Secures Fixed-Price Offtake Contract to Develop Offshore Wind Project in Korea

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ENERCON, Salzgitter AG and TMGROUP cooperate to produce first lower-emissions steel tower for onshore wind turbine in Germany

Partnership to strengthen the sustainability of wind turbine towers / More than 70 percent reduction in CO2 emissions for every steel tower / Pioneer in onshore market in Germany and Europe Wind turbine manufacturer ENERCON, subsidiary of Salzgitter AG Ilsenburger Grobblech GmbH and TM Group company SMB  Schönebecker Maschinenbau GmbH are cooperating to produce a … Continue reading ENERCON, Salzgitter AG and TMGROUP cooperate to produce first lower-emissions steel tower for onshore wind turbine in Germany

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Intersolar Europe: Renewable, Affordable, Future-proof – Photovoltaics Outpaces Nuclear and Fossil Energy Economically

The global growth of solar power generation shows no signs of slowing. Established markets are witnessing rapid deployment of photovoltaics (PV). In 2024, the global milestone of two terawatts of installed PV capacity was achieved. Solar generation capacity installed in the last two years exceeded that of the previous 68 years combined. A big reason … Continue reading Intersolar Europe: Renewable, Affordable, Future-proof – Photovoltaics Outpaces Nuclear and Fossil Energy Economically

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The world’s largest hydroelectric project is at stake on the Congo River

There are plans to build a magnificent, multi-billion dollar mega-dam on the Congo River – one that would produce enough renewable electricity to power vast areas of Africa. The structure would be called the Grand Inga Dam. Located in the Democratic Republic of Congo, it would have twice the power generation of China’s Three Gorges … Continue reading The world’s largest hydroelectric project is at stake on the Congo River

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Why perovskite determines the future of photovoltaics (PV)?

Word of the day in the solar power industry: perovskite. Can the material that has been proved both effective and flexible really be the next big thing? Around the world, scientists are eager to find out.  Although you may find it hard to pronounce and spell, ‘perovskite’ is word worth remembering if you’re interested in … Continue reading Why perovskite determines the future of photovoltaics (PV)?

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UAE launches first 24-hour solar photovoltaic (PV) and battery storage project in Abu Dhabi

In the presence of President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company PJSC – Masdar and Emirates Water and Electricity Company (EWEC) today announced the launch of the world’s first large-scale ’round the clock’ gigascale project, combining solar power and battery storage in Abu Dhabi. The launch was announced by … Continue reading UAE launches first 24-hour solar photovoltaic (PV) and battery storage project in Abu Dhabi

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