Renewables
Norway goes big on clean energy
As well as being a big player in fossil fuels, Norway is now making waves when it comes to clean…
Australia: Surging electricity prices spark calls for national inquiry into renewable energy
Surging electricity prices in South Australia have sparked calls for a national inquiry into renewable energy and whether the electricity…
Less than 1% of green certificates sold, two solar parks in insolvency
Only 7,600 green certificates out of a total available of nearly 8 million have found a buyer this year, according…
France aims to set carbon price of at least Euro 50 by 2030
France has confirmed it will introduce a floor price for carbon emissions from coal power stations, which will increase from…
EDF enters Chinese wind market
French state-controlled utility EDF said it had entered the growing Chinese renewables energy market with the acquisition of a majority…
Elcen addmits Radet’s foreclorsure, denies blocking accounts
No account of any public institution or trader is not currently blocked due or at the request Elcen, say company…
PIAROM demands the government urgent measureas for green thermal energy
The Local Investors Employers (PIAROM) claims that heating of the Romanian localities issue is limited to discussing the relationship between…
Renewables: a new appeal for the subsidy increase
Three leading green energy industry associations appeal again the authorities to up the green certificates rate for next year and…
Iancu: Coal will never compete with other energy sources
Coal is uncompetitive and this aspect was known when the previous energy sector legislation was drafted , in the early…
Lins, REN21: Europe must stop prioritising coal and nuclear plants
The EU is no longer leading the global energy transition. To reclaim this position, it must stop prioritising fossil fuels…
Moise, Patres: Who wants the bankruptcy of the renewables industry?
The decision of the Regulatory Authority (ANRE) to reduce the share of subsidies to 8.3% of the energy produced for…
South Korea to invest 36 billion USD in renewable energy by 2020
South Korea’s government unveiled a plan Tuesday to invest about 42 trillion won ($36.6 billion) in developing renewable energy industries,…
Greenpeace România: 68% of the coal thermal units are illegal
Greenpeace Romania published the report “Status of the coal power plants in Romania in 2016”, an analysis of the power…
ANRE calculations show that we must pay more if we still want renewables
National Regulatory Authority for Energy (ANRE) has calculated the annual mandatory quota of electricity produced from renewable energy, benefiting from…
Changes in the renewables legislation: first half of next year, due to elections
Changes in the renewable legislation should constitute a priority, said Martin Zmelik, CEO of CEZ Romania. However, due to incoming…
Energy management means more than energy efficiency
Efficiency, sustainability, enthusiasm and co-creation. These are the concepts that best describe the few hours of the debates under the…
