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A Climate Bond may be the silver bullet to avoiding another global catastrophe

  • 2020-08-12 14:53:22
  • Junior Isles

Eddie O’Connor, Chairman and Founder of Mainstream Renewable Power, the world’s only pure-play renewables development company, believes the energy industry is at a crossroads and needs to choose the right path for a truly sustainable recovery.

Italian renewable energy sector: simplification of authorisation procedures

  • 2020-08-12 12:46:09
  • Junior Isles

The energy sector is one of the key points of the "Initiatives to relaunch Italy 2020-2022" plan, released on 16th June 2020, providing the urgent reforms aimed to restart the Italian economy.

By Guglielmo Fabbricatore, Counsel and Head of Energy in Italy at DWF​

Renewables overtake fossil fuels in EU power generation

  • 2020-07-30 07:38:30.482898
  • David Flin

Renewable sources have overtaken coal, oil, and gas in EU electricity generation, according to analysis from Ember, a climate think-tank.

European Commission approves support for renewable energy in Ireland

  • 2020-07-21 07:12:59.481391
  • David Flin

The European Commission has approved, under EU State aid rules, a scheme to support electricity production in Ireland from renewable sources.

Brazil’s Ibitu Energia plans $830 million investment in renewable energy

  • 2020-07-16 06:53:20.596555
  • David Flin

Brazil’s Ibitu Energia, owned by US-based asset manager Castlelake LP, plans to invest roughly $840 million in renewable energy assets in the coming five years, according to a statement from Gustavo Ribeiro, Chief Executive of Ibitu Energia.

Three priorities for a green recovery in the utilities sector

  • 2020-07-10 13:38:36
  • Junior Isles

By David Hall, Power Systems VP UK & Ireland at Schneider Electric

The utilities industry has a vital role to play in driving a green economic recovery. There are three priorities for the energy industry to consider.

 

Synthesis Analytics launches first tranche of £300m green bond

  • 2020-07-03 11:25:37
  • Junior Isles

Synthesis Analytics, the Swedish innovator combining green high-performance computing (HPC) and intelligent, sustainable district heating, has launched the first £40 million ($49.85 million) tranche of a £300 million fund-raising round to fuel the next stage of its growth.

Tepco plans $18 billion investment into green power by 2030

  • 2020-06-09 06:17:23.338754
  • David Flin

The renewable power unit of Tepco, Japan’s biggest utility, plans to spend over $18 billion over the next ten years to boost its renewable power generation by as much as 70 per cent.

South Korea to shift to 40 per cent clean energy by 2034

  • 2020-05-19 06:39:24.488903
  • David Flin

South Korea plans to start a shift away from thermal and nuclear power generation towards a larger proportion of renewable energy, aiming to reach 40 per cent share by renewable energy by 2034, up from the current 15 per cent.

EIA expects USA to show strong growth in renewable electricity generation at expense of coal

  • 2020-05-14 06:40:20.210638
  • David Flin

Despite a projected decline in total US electricity generation cause by the Covid-19 pandemic, the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) predicts that renewable energy sources will produce significantly more electricity in 2020.