Wind and solar drive record emissions cut under EU ETS
Electricity generation from wind and solar has helped achieve the biggest annual emissions reduction under the EU ETS
Grids in Europe may fail to handle renewables surge – report
Lack of ambition on the development of European grids could seriously hamper the energy transition, think-tank Ember warns
Dutch prosumers must pay fees to feed surplus electricity to grid
Many utilities have already introduced such charges as they struggle to handle the surplus electricity from prosumers
European PPA market enters its golden era in 2023
Europe’s PPA universe entered its golden era in 2023, Pexapark said in its European PPA Market Outlook 2024
Energy infrastructure in the North Sea: a time-sensitive international challenge
Europe needs to achieve net-zero emissions in its energy system by the 2040s. The North Sea's contribution to this goal requires a coordinated global effort
NGOs: Lack of political will, intricate procedures hinder renewables in North Macedonia, Serbia
By analyzing the political, economic and regulatory frameworks, the study offers an overview of the challenges and opportunities in the two countries
North Macedonia to install floating solar within irrigation network
The country has signed a contract with the Embassy of the Kingdom of Spain and consulting firm Globatek
Renewables 2023 report: solar, China drive record renewable capacity additions
Solar power accounted for three quarters of renewables capacity additions, of which PV in China alone topped the entire 2022 global figure