Larger turbines help drive growth in European wind energy
The European wind energy sector is set for “solid growth” over the next five years, industry body WindEurope said in…
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Clariant group started the construction of 100 mil. euro bioethanol factory in Dolj county (Romania)
The Swiss Clariant group has begun building a bioethanol in Podari, Dolj County, according to a press release posted on…
EY: Historic peak in global energy and utilities deals
The value of transactions in the energy and utilities sector reached an absolute maximum of 180 billion dollars in the…
Enel Green Power builds 34 MW of new solar capacity in Australia
The Enel Group, through its renewable energy subsidiary Enel Green Power Australia, has been awarded a 15-year support agreement with…
Bucharest risks thermal blackout this winter, for the first time after the War
Bucharest risks thermal blackout this winter, as politicians confront each other with controversial statements amid the launch of an electoral…
World’s largest offshore wind farm, inaugurated off England coast
Danish energy group Orsted has officially launched the Walney Extension project, the biggest offshore wind farm in the world. The…
MIT Energy Initiative: Nuclear may play vital role in climate solutions
How can the world achieve the deep carbon emissions reductions that are necessary to slow or reverse the impacts of…
China welcomes the end of EU restrictions on solar panels
China welcomed the European Union’s decision to not extend anti-dumping and anti-subsidy measures on imports of Chinese solar panels as…
Sucking carbon from air, Swiss firm wins new funds for climate fix
A small Swiss company won $31 million in new investment on Tuesday to suck carbon dioxide from thin air as…
South Africa drops nuclear, adds renewables in energy plan
South Africa has dropped proposals to boost supply from nuclear plants in its latest energy blueprint and will increasingly harness…
Paroșeni, the first unit of CE Hunedoara in accordance with the European environmental legislation
Starting Monday, August 27, 2018, the Paroşeni Thermal Power Plant operates in accordance with the environmental values imposed by European…
EU set to end Chinese solar panel import controls in September
The European Union will scrap import controls on solar panels and cells from China in September, rejecting a request from…
Enel starts construction of Ngonye solar project, its first power plant in Zambia
The Enel Group’s global renewable energies division Enel Green Power (EGP) started the construction of the 34 MW1 Ngonye solar…
Bucharest City councilors approved the capital increase at Energetica and new subsidies for RADET
Municipal councilors have approved on Thursday the capital increase at Energetica and new subsidies for RADET, sources from the General…
First questions on the AFM’s support for individuals to install photovoltaic systems
Together with the amendments to the Renewable Law introduced in July, the Environmental Fund Authority’s program on the installation of…
Green energy tariffs‚ “no longer an expensive luxury“, study finds
Green tariffs now account for many of the cheapest deals on the energy market, despite many consumers still wrongly believing…
Germany’s coal conundrum: Moving toward renewable energy before the infrastructure is ready
Moving away from carbon as a source of energy is a key ambition for the European Union and no less…
The first European island to run on renewable energy
The small Greek island between Rhodes and Kos has a winter population of 400 which swells to as many as…
