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Offshore Wind Power

Macquarie and RIDG Partner for New Scottish Wind Leasing Round

Macquarie's green investment group and renewable infrastructure development group, a Scottish offshore wind developer, will compete in the ScotWind project.

Norway Takes $41 Billion From Oil Fund To Bolster Economy

Norway is set to use a record amount of petroleum revenues from its US$1-trillion oil fund – the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund – this year to counter…

Mexico Power Reliability Proposal Challenges Renewable Sources

Mexico’s energy ministry is seeking to prioritize state-run utilities over new entrants to support supply stability.

Nuclear Technology

U.K. Nuclear Entity Hires Jacobs to Research Radioactivity in Graphite Cores

Dallas-based energy engineering firm Jacobs will lead a study of radioactive impacts in graphite reactor cores at nuclear power stations in the United Kingdom.

Energy Technology

Kobe Team Develops Method for Highly Efficient Hydrogen Production

A team led by an associate professor at the molecular Photoscience research center at kobe university in takagawa has developed a strategy.

Hydrogen Fuel Stations

Hyundai and Partners Set Up a Hydrogen Station at Incheon Airport

A hydrogen refueling station for fuel cell electric buses has been set up at terminal 2 of incheon airport.

Wind Turbine

Botetourt Wants to Build the First On-shore Wind Farm in Virginia

The Botetourt County Planning Commission recommended approval for taller wind turbines allowed under the county's utility wind ordinance.

USA Calls for A Uranium Reserve Programme

Rita Baranwal, assistant secretary for nuclear energy at the Department of Energy, said the country's ability to produce domestic nuclear fuel is "on the verge …

Crude Oil

Oil Drops in Early Asian Trading Amid Worries about Second Wave Pandemic

Oil prices fell in early Asian trading on Wednesday after industry data showed a rise in U.S. crude inventories and concerns mount about a possible second wave …

Clean emission

South Korea Wants to Double Renewables Target by 2034

Korea has proposed aiming for renewable sources to account for 40% of the nation's power by 2034. The current plan targets 20% by 2030.

Geothermal Power Plant

Djibouti Launches the Geothermal Exploitation Project

The board of directors of the African Development Bank approved, additional funding of $3.22 million for the geothermal exploitation project in the Lake Assal r…

Coal Production

The Biggest Power Plant in Drax, UK will Soon End Coal-fire Power Generation

The UK's biggest power plant, Drax in North Yorkshire, has announced it will end all coal-fired power generation by March 2021, well ahead of the UK's 2025 dead…

Oil Price

Aramco Earnings Plunge By 25% As Low Oil Prices Persist

Despite the profit slump of US$6 billion in Q1, Aramco’s free cash flow was more resilient and fell to US$15 billion from US$17.4 billion in Q1 2019.

Solar Power Plant

The Largest Solar Farm in Australia will be Launched in South West Queensland

France-based renewable energy developer Neoen signed a 352 MWp power purchase agreement related to a solar farm with CleanCo of Queensland, Australia.

Oil & Gas Trade

Saudi Aramco Will Continue to be Under Pressure as First-quarter Profit Slides 25%

Saudi Aramco reported a 25% fall in net income for the first quarter on Tuesday, as the state-owned oil giant battles with a dramatic slide in crude prices and …