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CCUS gathers momentum One indication of the increased momentum currently being enjoyed by the carbon capture utilisation and storage sector, predominantly in the United States, is that the Global...
Further Rolls-Royce upgrade for Loviisa Rolls-Royce has been awarded a contract by Fortum to carry out the partial renewal of the ESFAS (engineered safety features actuation system) (ESFAS) at the Loviisa nuclear reactors (2...
To 14 MW and beyond Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy has launched a new mega machine, the SG 14-222 DD, the world’s largest offshore wind turbine, at least for now.
World first 450 MHz private wireless LTE network for DSO Trials of Nokia technology prove successful and pave the way for digitalisation of the Polish grid.
Cleaning up in Kosovo Supported by EU pre-accession assistance funding, a major power plant emissions reduction project has been initiated at Kosovo B. Not surprisingly, the implementation schedule has...
The golden number of fire mitigation A Noja Power perspective.
Taking charge of growing EV fleets Hitachi ABB Power Grids has launched a new charging system that it believes represents a step change for bus and commercial fleet operators looking to scale up their EV fleets. Among...
Floating offshore wind: platforms for growth Principle Power has secured an investment of over US $22 million from Tokyo Gas, which will help fund the company’s efforts to commercialise its floating wind technology. The...
Power-to-gas: a new growth industry? New data from Ludwig-Bölkow-Systemtechnik indicates dramatic growth in the number and capacity of German power-to-gas projects.
Potential game-changer: finding imminent power line faults before they happen Following successful trials in Australia, the USA and China, Melbourne-based IND Technology is tasked with commercialising the new EFD (early fault detection) preventive...
Reformed energy sector attracts investors Uzbekistan is proving a potentially attractive place to do business for developers of PV, wind and combined cycle power plant projects.
TenneT opts for 525 kV HVDC, onshore and offshore Germany’s 2 GW underground SuedOstLink, being jointly implemented by TenneT and 50Hz, will employ 525 kV HVDC technology. TenneT has also initiated development of a standardised 2 GW...
EEG at 20: the pros and cons 20 years after Germany’s landmark renewable energy law (EEG), both admirers and critics weighed in on the law’s impact, Clean Energy Wire reports.
Modular once-through boiler for flexible small-scale combined cycle Small-scale combined cycle plants (< 100 MW) answer the demand for highly flexible distributed generation and integration with intermittent renewable power sources. However,...
Putting the U in CCUS: rising star or dangerous distraction? Toby Lockwood IEA Clean Coal Centre
Measuring the energy impact A new IEA report provides an almost real-time picture of impact of Covid-19 crisis so far in 2020 across all major fuels – as well as carbon emissions
Mapping out next steps for the UK... UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has announced projects to be funded in the first phases of the ‘Deployment’ and ‘Roadmap’ competitions for decarbonisation of industrial clusters, run...
Floating PV A new use for old pit lakes
The end game for coal Exit plan takes shape.
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