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Renova: Tokushima Tsuda Biomass Facility Resumes Operations

04-07-2019

Mexico Key to Central America and Caribbean Growth
More than 9.5GW of new wind capacity will be commissioned in Central America and the Caribbean by the end of 2028, with the majority of this capacity being added in Mexico.
01-07-2019

Light Energy and Biomass Can Be Converted to Diesel Fuel and Hydrogen
Scientists recently developed a method to produce diesel fuel and hydrogen by exploiting light energy (solar energy or artificial light energy) and biomass-derived feedstocks. Their findings were published in Nature Energy.
28-06-2019

Japan Secures Rare Earth Supply for Longer Through Lynas Funding
It would also aid financing the relocation of Lynas' controversial processing plant from Malaysia to Western Australia, where its Mt Weld mine is located, over the next five years.
27-06-2019

How Europe is Faring on Renewable Energy Targets
The European Union's use of renewable energy—such as hydropower, wind and solar—reached 17.5 percent in 2017, keeping it on track for a target of 20 percent by 2020.
24-06-2019

Scientists Generate Clean Energy Using Water Molecule
Masoud Mirzaei Shahrabi, a faculty member of Ferdowsi University of Mashhad and a leading researcher in chemistry, says today the issue of the environment is very important in the world and is a challenge in the years to come.
19-06-2019

Minesto Wins €1m Tidal Boost
Tidal energy outfit Minesto has been granted more than €1m from the Swedish Energy Agency to develop its Deep Green turbine technology.The SEK12.5m (€1.17m) grant will be used to further Minesto's Deep Green 100 (DG100) commercial-scale turbine rated at
18-06-2019

Renewables Produce 5% of Peru’s Power in May
Peru’s non-conventional renewable energy power plants generated 5% of the country’s electricity in May, the energy ministry informed on Friday.
13-06-2019

Big Moon Rises on Welsh Tidal Scheme
Canadian technology provider Big Moon Power has joined a tidal energy project in Anglesey, North Wales, in the UK.
05-06-2019

New Device Generates Electricity From Falling Snow
A pair of scientists from the University of California in Los Angeles have invented a device that generates electricity by capturing the charge from an abundant source: falling snow.

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Renova: Tokushima Tsuda Biomass Facility Resumes Operations

Mexico Key to Central America and Caribbean Growth

Light Energy and Biomass Can Be Converted to Diesel Fuel and Hydrogen

Japan Secures Rare Earth Supply for Longer Through Lynas Funding

How Europe is Faring on Renewable Energy Targets

Scientists Generate Clean Energy Using Water Molecule

Minesto Wins €1m Tidal Boost

Renewables Produce 5% of Peru’s Power in May

Big Moon Rises on Welsh Tidal Scheme

New Device Generates Electricity From Falling Snow

Commercial Operations Begin at Sendai Port Biomass Power Plant in Japan

Australia Department of Defence Fuels Vessel With Renewable Diesel

Petronas, Enilive, Euglena Start Construction of New Biorefinery in Malaysia

Phillips 66 to Supply SAF to DHL for Three Years

US EPA Approves 14 Small Refinery Biofuel Waivers

Hapag-Lloyd Picks Shell Bio-LNG for Its Green Containership Fleet