What potential effects could the Inflation Reduction Act have on renewable energy?
One of the biggest pieces of legislation in recent memory is the Inflation Reduction Act of the United States.
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The world's first offshore wind plant constructed without subsidies
According to Sren Andersen, Senior WTG Installation Package Manager Hollandse Kust Zuid at Vattenfall…
Fuelless generators - an alternative to conventional power generation
The technologies that mankind currently possesses or those that are already in the industrial implementation stage determine what the energy industry…
An offshore wind ecosystem fund of $5 million has been announced
Fund to support workforce development and diversity in New York's offshore wind industry launched by Equinor, bp, NYC Economic Development Corporation…
Germany's largest floating solar PV facility to be located in a former open-cast mining area
The country’s largest floating solar power plant will be constructed on the man-made Cottbus Ostsee lake, which is located on the site of a former open-pit…
The Future of Solar Energy: what’s in Store
Solar energy has made significant strides in the past ten years. In 2010, the global market was quite insignificant and was highly reliant on the subsidy…
Despite gas prices dropping to 4-month lows, Europe is "not out of the woods," as they say
Despite the fact that European gas prices have fallen to levels not seen in more than four months, the energy crisis is far from over…
Due to the drop in gas costs and the rise in wind energy, European electricity market prices are among the lowest in several months
In the week of October 17, prices of almost all European electricity markets analysed at AleaSoft Energy Forecasting fell compared to the previous week.
To meet climate goals, Europe needs to increase its wind R&D spending
The European Technology and Innovation Platform for Wind Energy, also known as ETIPWind, has begun the next phase of its operation…
EU to provide €2.5 billion in funding for equitable transition in German coal states
According to a news release issued by the European Commission, four coal districts in Germany will collectively receive a total of 2.5 billion euros…
Europe Is Trying to Create a Green Hydrogen Corridor
There are currently proposals to build a significant hydrogen corridor connecting Southern and Northern Europe, following a year of numerous announcements…
German wind energy expansion remains slow as applications await clearance
In recent months, Germany has seen a sharp decline in the number of applications that have been approved for new wind turbine installations.