Heat

Thermal Fuel
Kazakhstan: Reed Will be Used to Generate Heat and Electricity in Atyrau
A new investment project supported by Kazakh Invest national investment promotion company plans to construct a bio-processing plant in Kazakhstan’s Atyrau.
Combined Heat and Power
ENGIE Selects Wartsila for Italian Combined Heat and Power Projects
Technology group Wärtsilä has been selected for the provision of its combined heat and power plant (CHP) solution for two new projects in Italy.
Solar Company
Centrotec Taking Control of Solar Module Maker Sonnenstromfabrik
German heating and ventilation equipment provider Centrotec SE has agreed to take over PARI Group AG.
Purchase of indoor and Air Heating Cable
Tender are Invited for Purchase of indoor and Air Heating Cable for Single Wire 20 Kg
Geothermal Power Plant
E.on to Build 6-MW Power Plant at Geothermal Facility in Bavaria
E.on SE plans to add a modular power plant to the geothermal facility in Kirchweidach, Bavaria, so that it can generate green electricity in addition to produci…
Power Construction
California’s Renewable Energy Conundrum
Amid a heatwave in the West, the largest U.S. solar state, California, is grappling with power issues and with keeping its electricity grid stable as demand exc…
Geothermal Power Plant
Current Crisis Could Slow Down Geothermal Development in Italy for the Next Two Years
Before the arrival of the pandemic the geothermal sector – for the production of electricity as well as heat – was in great shape in Europe and in the world.…
Energy Storage Battery
LS Power Energizes World’s Biggest Battery, Just in Time for California’s Heat Wave
Gateway Energy Storage heralds the arrival of a new era of mega-batteries on the U.S. grid.
Geothermal Greenhouses in Caldiran, Turkey Important Contribution to Local Economy
In the Caldiran district of Van, one of the coldest municipalities of Turkey, a geothermal energy heated greenhouse set up with the support of Turkey’s Ministr…
Nuclear Power Plant
French Grid Again Warns Heatwave May Take Golfech 2 Reactor Offline
High temperatures could lead to production restrictions at EDF's Golfech nuclear plant on the Garonne river in southern France starting on Wednesday.
Intends to award heating installation work
intends to award heating installation work
Provision of services for the transfer of heat energy
Provision of services for the transfer of heat energy and heat carrier in the perm territory
Electric Vehicle Charging
ChargePoint Raises Another $127M as EV Charging Wars Heat Up
Latest round brings ChargePoint’s total funding to $660 million, as it competes with deep-pocketed rivals such as BP Chargemaster and Shell’s Greenlots.
Nuclear Power Plant
France Remains the Top Country for Nuclear Power
A series of measures have been announced aimed at making the economy more environmentally friendly such as a ban on outdoor heaters at bars and restaurants.
United States
Could Rising US-China Tensions Change Global Energy Markets?
The widening rift between the world’s two largest economies – the United States and China – has had analysts and market observers using the phrase ‘Cold War…

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Heat

Kazakhstan: Reed Will be Used to Generate Heat and Electricity in Atyrau

ENGIE Selects Wartsila for Italian Combined Heat and Power Projects

Centrotec Taking Control of Solar Module Maker Sonnenstromfabrik

Purchase of indoor and Air Heating Cable

E.on to Build 6-MW Power Plant at Geothermal Facility in Bavaria

California’s Renewable Energy Conundrum

Current Crisis Could Slow Down Geothermal Development in Italy for the Next Two Years

LS Power Energizes World’s Biggest Battery, Just in Time for California’s Heat Wave

Geothermal Greenhouses in Caldiran, Turkey Important Contribution to Local Economy

French Grid Again Warns Heatwave May Take Golfech 2 Reactor Offline

Intends to award heating installation work

Provision of services for the transfer of heat energy

ChargePoint Raises Another $127M as EV Charging Wars Heat Up

France Remains the Top Country for Nuclear Power

Could Rising US-China Tensions Change Global Energy Markets?