Renewable energy industry hits major milestones
Renewables fully covered electricity demand in Greece for five consecutive hours and Siemens Gamesa broke a world record
Renewable energy producers in Croatia, Serbia terminate feed-in tariff contracts
In Croatia, 63 power plants with a total capacity of 341 MW have so far terminated their contracts, compared to 11 in Serbia
German coal plant operator LEAG to invest EUR 10 billion in green energy
LEAG is switching to wind and solar power, energy storage and sustainable mobility as Germany aims to phase out coal by 2038 or sooner
The largest offshore wind farms will be built near Aland in Baltic sea
OX2 and Alandsbanken Fondbolag are developing offshore wind power in two projects near Aland in the Baltic sea. Two wind farms, one to the south and one to the north of Aland islands, will have a total capacity of 8 GW. Once completed, this will be the world’s largest offshore wind project. The Swedish renewables […]
Energy Community DSOs: High electricity prices endanger reliable supply of consumers
DSOs are experiencing a severe liquidity crisis, according to the findings of the Coordination Group of the Energy Community DSOs
Danske Commodities enters Poland’s renewables market with first PV deal
Danske Commodities signed a balancing agreement for one of the biggest photovoltaic plants in Poland with one other Equinor's subsidiary
Sustainable nexus solutions for Drin river basin
In a new nexus assessment, GWP-Med and UNECE point to tools that can reconcile rival interests over the use of natural resources for energy, agriculture and water use in the Drin river basin
Wind, solar investors threaten to leave Europe because of revenue cap
The EU's wind and solar industries are threatening investments could go elsewhere after EU energy ministers voted to roll out revenue caps
