Spanish companies Iberdrola, Gamesa and Acciona plan to invest nearly $14 billion in Mexico’s energy industry over the next three years.
The Barents Region, centred on the northern Baltic Sea, has set a new wind power record in 2013, generating some 1600 GWh in figures recently released by Patchwork Barents - a data pool for the region.
US firm SunEdison and Adani Enterprises have agreed to work together and pledge $4 billion in a joint venture to set-up an Indian solar power factory.
The US Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) final ruling on carbon dioxide emissions from new coal-fired power plants has been delayed.
TerraForm Power Inc, a global operator of clean energy power plants, has announced that it has purchased 21 distributed generation (DG) solar power plants in the US, totalling 26 MW and worth $47 million from SunEdison.
California’s Governor Jerry Brown has set out a new goal for the US’ most populous state, to increase renewable energy use to 50 per cent in the next 15 years.
The UK and Germany both recorded substantial increases on their annual wind power records for 2014, setting the stage for further growth of this industry across Europe.
Sahara Group, the Nigerian conglomerate, is seeking to construct a 2000 MW thermal power plant in Ghana to boost the country’s generating capacity.
Gilgel Gibe 3, a much delayed $1.8 billion dam project under construction along Ethiopia's Omo river could start generating power by June and be fully operational early 2016, according to a government official.
Scotland's solar capacity has risen by a third in the past year, according to new figures from British energy regulator Ofgem.