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Hydropower Plant
Montenegro’s New Cabinet to Ban Small Hydropower, Revise Concessions
Zdravko Krivokapić vowed in his speech before Parliament that his government would implement environmental protection measures that would truly make Montenegro…
Energy Saving Products
Graphene Flagship Works Towards European Sustainability Goals
The Graphene Flagship, one of the European Commission’s biggest research projects, is working to bring graphene out of labs and into society.
Solar Power Plant
Newport Eyes Huge 75MW Nationally Significant Solar Farm
Newport is eyeing a huge 75MW solar farm to be built on the Gwent levels in south Wales.
Solar Power Plant
Germany Hits 2 Million PV System Installations
By the end of October, about 2 million PV systems were operational throughout Germany, according to the German Solar Industry Association.
Crude Oil
Fitch Sees Brent At $45 Next Year
Fitch Ratings said it expected Brent crude to average $45 a barrel next year, following OPEC+’s decision to start raising production by 500,000 bpd monthly fro…
Wind Turbine
Goldwind Completes Turbine Job at 312MW Oz Wind
Goldwind Australia has completed installation of 104 turbines at the 312MW Moorabool wind farm in the state of Victoria.
Net Zero Emission
Crown Estate Sets 2030 Net-Zero Goal
Target covers all scope one to three emissions associated with the operation of directly managed assets
Wind Power Project
Yunlin Plants First Root off Taiwan
Malaysian company Sapura Energy Berhad has installed the first monopile at the 640MW Yunlin offshore wind farm off Taiwan.
OPEC
Kazakhstan Supports Consensus in OPEC+ Agreement
The OPEC + countries decided to increase the supply of oil in January 2021 following a ministerial meeting of the organisation, which was held via videoconferen…
Power Construction
TOGO: The State will Improve Electricity Supply in the North with a 240 km Line
A 240 km power line will extend the national electricity network to the localities of Kara, Mango and Dapaong in the northern part of Togo.
Oil&Gas Drilling
Denmark to End Oil and Gas Era in 2050
The Danish Parliament has announced that it will cancel all future licensing rounds for new oil and gas exploration and production permits in the Danish part of…
LNG
Asian LNG Prices Rise to Nearly Two-Year High on Winter Demand
Asian spot prices for liquefied natural gas rose to a nearly two-year high this week as demand continued to be firm for heating during winter and as buyers face…
Offshore Wind Power
France Picks Zone off Normandy Coast for New 1 Gigawatt Wind Farm
The planned windfarm will be located 32 km off the shore of Cotentin and generate the electricity needed to power 800,000 homes.
Electricity Trade
Another Step Taken Towards Unifying Africa’s Electricity Systems
The African Union is ready to launch the African Single Electricity Market.
Hydropower Plant
Sinohydro Asks Ugandan Govt for a New Deadline for the Delivery of the Karuma Dam
The Chinese company Sinohydro has just started negotiations with the Ugandan government to obtain an extension for the delivery of the dam and the 600 MW Karuma…

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Montenegro’s New Cabinet to Ban Small Hydropower, Revise Concessions

Graphene Flagship Works Towards European Sustainability Goals

Newport Eyes Huge 75MW Nationally Significant Solar Farm

Germany Hits 2 Million PV System Installations

Fitch Sees Brent At $45 Next Year

Goldwind Completes Turbine Job at 312MW Oz Wind

Crown Estate Sets 2030 Net-Zero Goal

Yunlin Plants First Root off Taiwan

Kazakhstan Supports Consensus in OPEC+ Agreement

TOGO: The State will Improve Electricity Supply in the North with a 240 km Line

Denmark to End Oil and Gas Era in 2050

Asian LNG Prices Rise to Nearly Two-Year High on Winter Demand

France Picks Zone off Normandy Coast for New 1 Gigawatt Wind Farm

Another Step Taken Towards Unifying Africa’s Electricity Systems

Sinohydro Asks Ugandan Govt for a New Deadline for the Delivery of the Karuma Dam