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New power plant will cut Kiel’s emissions by 70 per cent

  • 2017-01-20 04:27:40.992647
  • David Flin

A new power station in Kiel, Germany will reduce the city’s emissions by around 70 per cent.

Hinkley Point C nuclear deal officially signed

  • 2016-09-30 04:10:05
  • David Flin
Government ministers and stakeholders from the UK, France, and China have officially signed the £18 billion Hinkley Point C nuclear power station agreement.

GE Renewable Energy unveils uprated 3MW onshore wind turbines

  • 2016-09-29 03:43:32
  • David Flin
GE Renewable Energy has added two new wind turbine models to its recently announced platform of 3 MW wind turbines at Wind Europe, in Hamburg, Germany.

Four British power firms call for carbon tax extension

  • 2016-09-27 04:41:15
  • David Flin
Four British power generators, SSE, Drax, Vitol owned VPI Immingham, and Calon Energy, have called on the British government to maintain the country’s carbon tax until at least 2025, putting them at odds with industrial groups who want it scrapped.

Green energy must be cheaper than fossil energy

  • 2016-09-26 12:46:28
  • Junior Isles

By Henrik Poulsen, CEO, DONG Energy

More than 80 per cent of the world's energy supply comes from coal, oil and gas. There is a general consensus that CO2 emissions place a strain on our climate, yet our inability to set a proper price on these emissions means that it is still far too cheap to pollute. The costs of our inaction are already all too clear. At current emissions rates, the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change expects that global temperatures will rise by two degrees compared to pre-industrial levels, even before 2040.

France: Pioneering Lower-Carbon Solar Energy

  • 2016-09-26 12:46:28
  • Junior Isles

Andreas Wade, Global Director, First Solar

In recent months, news about the solar energy industry was dominated by headlines describing record-breaking tariffs, reflecting the fast declining price of solar electricity. And while the focus has been on the attractive economics of utility-scale solar, it is often taken for granted that solar energy is inherently environmentally sustainable and that its carbon credentials don’t require scrutiny.

Centrus signs contract to advance US enrichment technology

  • 2016-09-26 04:11:12
  • David Flin
Centrus Energy Corporation has announced that it has entered into a new follow-on contract with UT-Battelle as operator of the US Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory, to maintain and advance US gas centrifuge uranium enrichment technology.

GE wins $1.9 billion order for Hinkley Point C’s conventional power island

  • 2016-09-19 05:17:25
  • David Flin
GE has confirmed that it has won a $1.9 billion contract for EDF Energy’s Hinkley Point C nuclear power project.

UK Government gives approval to Hinkley Point C

  • 2016-09-16 04:42:08
  • David Flin
The UK Government has given approval for the £18 billion Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant, following delays in finalising the agreement.

Vattenfall’s bid cuts offshore wind cost

  • 2016-09-14 04:39:05
  • David Flin
Vattenfall of Sweden has won a tender to build two offshore wind farms with a record-breaking bid of €60 ($67.33) per MWh, 20 per cent lower than the previous record set by Dong Energy in July.

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