Dec

Wind Power Project
Renewables Reach 52% Share in Germany's Gross Power Consumption for Q1
April 9 (Renewables Now) - Electricity from renewable energy sources met 52% of Germany's gross electricity demand in the first quarter of 2020 thanks to a wind…
Market Analysis
Wood Mackenzie Lowers Global Solar Demand Forecast on COVID-19 Impact
Recently, IHS Markit said it expected global installs to decline 16% to 105GW in 2020, compared to around 125GW installed in 2019.
Oil Price
Oil Could Fall Back To $20
Oil demand is set to plunge by as much as 27 million barrels per day (mb/d) in April, a decline larger than anything that has occurred in the history of oil.
Solar Power Plant
Europe’s Largest Solar Park Now Online
Spanish energy giant Iberdrola has commissioned the largest PV plant in Europe – the 500 MW Núñez de Balboa project – following the completion of constructi…
Biobattery
Fuel Demand Rout Sends U.S. Ethanol Output to Lowest in a Decade
The American ethanol industry is cutting production like never before as coronavirus lockdowns keep drivers off the roads, crushing demand for fuel.
Crude Oil
Russia: U.S. Shale Decline Can’t Count As ‘Output Cut’
Production declines across the U.S. shale patch as companies reduce drilling and spending cannot be viewed as a voluntary U.S. cut aimed at supporting oil price…
Market Analysis
Hydrogen Fuel Could Help Decarbonize the Dirtiest Industries in the World
This renewable energy could provide opportunities to power the biggest fossil fuel users.
Waikato And Upper North Island Voltage Management
The decommissioning of thermal generation plants in Otahuhu, Southdown and Huntly, alongside the retirement of the Huntley coal generation plant in 2022 will ca…
Oil Price
Oil Rises As Markets Eye OPEC, Russia Meeting on Output Cuts
Oil prices rebounded Wednesday after two straight days of declines.
Gas Turbine
SGT6-9000HL Achieves First Fire at Duke Gas Turbine Test Site
Siemens Energy has successfully started up the first SGT6-9000HL gas turbine to kick off long-term testing phase in North Carolina.
Thermal Coal
South Korea's Thermal Coal Imports to Sink 19.2% to Decade-Low
The country imposed tougher restrictions on coal power from December 2019 to March.
Carbon capture
Large-Scale Carbon Capture Project Announced for Natural Gas Power Plant
Starwood energy will invest in the development of a large carbon capture facility for an existing natural gas power plant.
Gas Turbine
‘Major Milestone’ For Siemens
Siemens Energy said it has achieved a major milestone by successfully starting the world’s first SGT6-9000HL gas turbine at Duke Energy’s Lincoln Combustion T…
Nuclear Power Plant
IAEA Reviews Water Storage at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station
The IAEA and the Japanese Government have been cooperating extensively over the past decade to deal with the aftermath of the Fukushima Daiichi accident, in are…
Market Analysis
Exploration Drilling for Geothermal Energy Started in Uganda
In December 2019, we reported on the planned start of exploration drilling for geothermal in Uganda. As has now been reported from Ugada, Royal Techno Industr…

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Renewables Reach 52% Share in Germany's Gross Power Consumption for Q1

Wood Mackenzie Lowers Global Solar Demand Forecast on COVID-19 Impact

Oil Could Fall Back To $20

Europe’s Largest Solar Park Now Online

Fuel Demand Rout Sends U.S. Ethanol Output to Lowest in a Decade

Russia: U.S. Shale Decline Can’t Count As ‘Output Cut’

Hydrogen Fuel Could Help Decarbonize the Dirtiest Industries in the World

Waikato And Upper North Island Voltage Management

Oil Rises As Markets Eye OPEC, Russia Meeting on Output Cuts

SGT6-9000HL Achieves First Fire at Duke Gas Turbine Test Site

South Korea's Thermal Coal Imports to Sink 19.2% to Decade-Low

Large-Scale Carbon Capture Project Announced for Natural Gas Power Plant

‘Major Milestone’ For Siemens

IAEA Reviews Water Storage at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station

Exploration Drilling for Geothermal Energy Started in Uganda