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Electric Car
Amsterdam Smart Charge Trial Illustrates Potential of Flexible Charging
Results from an electric vehicle (EV) charging trial – which used a flexible charging speed at public charging points for electric cars in Amsterdam, the Nethe…
Denmark
ØRsted and Skovgaard Energy Team up on Power-to-X Facility in Denmark
Ørsted and Skovgaard Energy, a Danish renewable energy developer, have signed a letter of intent to jointly develop a Power-to-X facility in Denmark.
Energy Storage Battery
Balance Power Adds More Capacity to UK’s Battery Storage Pipeline
Energy developer Balance Power has announced the approval of its latest 49.5MW battery storage project in St Austell, Cornwall, UK.
Solar Technology
U.S. Will Consider New Priority Areas for Solar Energy on Public Lands
The Biden administration on Monday said it would begin a process to identify new areas for solar development in the Western United States to ramp up permitting …
Hydrogen Project
BP Doubles Down on Hydrogen as Fuel of the Future
BP chief executive Bernard Looney is betting on hydrogen to power future low-carbon businesses as the governments of major economies stump up cash to develop th…
Nuclear Power Plant
Is the UK Plotting Budget Cuts to Boost Its Nuclear Power Dreams?
The Treasury is reportedly reviewing the government spending on projects such as roads, rail and schools.
Geothermal Power Plant
Philippines’ Aboitiz Power Unit Awards Contract to Develop 17MW Geothermal Power Plant
The plant will be developed in Tiwi, Albay province.
EU
Emergency Call Services, Telcos Urge EU to Protect Telecoms Networks From Power Cuts
Europe's top telecoms operators and an emergency services lobby on Monday urged Brussels to shield mobile and fixed grids from power cuts, a letter reviewed by …
Electric Car
UK Backs Ford With £600m to Build EVs
The cars will be built in Essex and Merseyside before being shipped across five continents.
France
First Winter Cold Snap Tests French Power Grid
Temperatures hovering near zero in coming days will test the resilience of France's power network, even as President Emmanuel Macron urged the French not to pan…
United Kingdom
UK Power Networks Launches Biggest-Ever Flexibility Tender
UKPN has launched a Flexibility Tender that could potentially unlock more than 500MW of capacity, equivalent to 300,000 homes over the next three years.
United Kingdom
Octopus Acquires Solar Developer
Zestec has a pipeline of more than 160MW of new UK solar energy.
Which ASEAN Countries Are the Most Energy-Intensive
A total of seven countries in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) region are less intensive than the world average, but three are above, led by B…
Crude Oil
Price Cap on Russian Oil Comes Into Effect
The price cap of $60 per barrel for Russian oil devised by the G7 and supported by the European Union comes into effect today, aiming to curb Russia’s revenues…
Electric Car
The EV Transition Explained: Charger Infrastructure
How many, where, and who pays?

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Amsterdam Smart Charge Trial Illustrates Potential of Flexible Charging

ØRsted and Skovgaard Energy Team up on Power-to-X Facility in Denmark

Balance Power Adds More Capacity to UK’s Battery Storage Pipeline

U.S. Will Consider New Priority Areas for Solar Energy on Public Lands

BP Doubles Down on Hydrogen as Fuel of the Future

Is the UK Plotting Budget Cuts to Boost Its Nuclear Power Dreams?

Philippines’ Aboitiz Power Unit Awards Contract to Develop 17MW Geothermal Power Plant

Emergency Call Services, Telcos Urge EU to Protect Telecoms Networks From Power Cuts

UK Backs Ford With £600m to Build EVs

First Winter Cold Snap Tests French Power Grid

UK Power Networks Launches Biggest-Ever Flexibility Tender

Octopus Acquires Solar Developer

Which ASEAN Countries Are the Most Energy-Intensive

Price Cap on Russian Oil Comes Into Effect

The EV Transition Explained: Charger Infrastructure