Industry News

International Energy Agency unveils global recovery plan outlining a three-year series of actions designed to revitalise economies, boost employment and make energy systems cleaner and more resilient.

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Growth in renewable power has been impressive over the past five years, however, too little is happening in the heating, cooling and transport sectors.

The World Economic Forum and Mercer have released a new whitepaper to help the global investment community to address six specific threats to sustainability.

Charging infrastructure for 21 fully electric low-floor buses in Leipzig, Germany, will be provided by Siemens Smart Infrastructure.

The European Investment Bank (EIB) is financing a consortium made up of EDF Renouvelables, Enbridge and wpd to construct one of the largest wind energy farms in France.

Ørsted has installed its 1500th offshore wind farm with the fitting of the 25th 8 MW turbine at Borssele project off The Netherlands.

The Scottish government has announced a £62 million fund to support businesses in the energy, oil, and gas sectors over the next five years, as part of the country’s recovery plans from COVID-19.

Spanish utility Iberdrola has joined the Race to Zero alliance, an initiative established to achieve an emissions-neutral global economy by 2050.

The first steam turbine built by Doosan Škoda Power for the Japanese market has left the gates of the company’s production plant in the Czech Republic and has arrived at the Port of Hamburg.

Some of Spain’s largest companies have launched the Positive Energy+ platform, an investment initiative designed to promote economic and social recovery from the coronavirus.

Italian firm SPIG has been awarded a contract by SUEZ RV Energie to upgrade an air-cooled condenser for its waste-to-energy plant in France.