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Hydropower
Planned Hydropower Dams Threaten Fish in the Tropics
Planned hydropower dams will greatly increase threats for freshwater fish species because of habitat fragmentation, especially in the tropics.
Solar
Northeast US Added 800 MW of Rooftop Solar in 2019
Solar contractors added about 800 MWac of small-scale solar across nine Northeastern states in the 12 months ending in November, 2019, with contractors in New Y
Solar
Asia Set to Become Global Capital for Solar Power by 2050
As renewables take over the world’s energy mix, the region will continue to grow its global PV capacity at full speed.
Solar
Total to Acquire 50% Stake in Solar Projects Held by Adani Green
French oil and gas group, Total, on Thursday said it has signed a deal with Adani Group, India's energy and infrastructure conglomerate, to acquire a 50 per cen
Solar
Coronavirus to have Limited Impact on Chinese Polysilicon Industry
The coronavirus outbreak may have only limited consequences for the Chinese polysilicon industry, according to analyst Johannes Bernreuter.
Wind Power
Five Key Trends for Offshore Wind Power in 2020
The Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult’s energy analyst Tom Quinn has identified five key trends that he predicts will take off in 2020 in the world of o
Oil & Gas
UK Regulator Ofgem Launches Decarbonisation Plan
The UK Government’s Office of Gas and Electricity Markets (Ofgem) has set out its plan to bring the country’s emissions to net zero.
Solar
Morocco on the Lookout for Developers for New 400MW PV Push
Morocco is to hold a tender to contract another major batch of solar PV across the country, as part of broader efforts to deploy 3GW of renewables between 2020
Decentralized Energy
British Government Sued for Approving Europe’s Largest Gas-Fired Power Plant
Client Earth has the green light from a British court to sue the UK government for undermining its own planning authority's concerns about the climate crisis wh
Oil & Gas
Shell's Oil and Gas Reserve Life Drops for Sixth Year in a Row
The number of years of production left in Royal Dutch Shell's oil and gas reserves fell for the sixth year in a row in 2019 to below eight.
Thermal Power
Japan – The ‘Odd One Out’ on Coal Power Plant New-Builds
The Japanese government keeps watering down its green energy goals, bowing to cost pressure in the face of slower macroeconomic growth.
Oil & Gas
Venezuela Oil Flow to Hit 2mn b/d in 2020: Maduro
Venezuela's crude production will more than double to 2mn b/d in 2020, the Opec country's president Nicolas Maduro said in an annual national address.
Oil & Gas
Norway Says Era of Oil and Gas Production Isn’t About to End
Norway Finance Minister Siv Jensen said she sees no reason why the oil and gas her country produces can’t be part of a future focused on sustainable energy.
Oil & Gas
OPEC+ Committed to Balanced Oil Market: UAE Minister
Energy Minister of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Suhail Al Mazrouei has said the alliance of the oil producing nations known as OPEC+ remains committed to a ba
Oil & Gas
Quest for Blue Skies Poised to Propel up China’s Gas Imports
China’s Blue Sky Policy envisages boosting the share of natural gas in the energy mix from currently 7.5 percent to 15 percent by 2030 which requires substanti
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