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Scatec Solar Project South Africa Secures 846MW Capacity
The Department of Electricity and Energy (DEE) in South Africa has chosen the Scatec solar project South Africa as the preferred bidder for a total of 846 MW of solar power (the Kroonstad PV cluster) in the seventh phase...
Europe
Nuclear Power Station Sizewell C Gets $51B Approved by UK
On Tuesday, the UK government made the final investment decision to construct the $51 billion Sizewell C nuclear power station. This will help Britain generate more low-carbon energy.
The government and French energy firm EDF were able to make the...
Hydroelectric
China Builds World’s Largest Hydroelectric Power Facility
Li Qiang, Premier of the State Council of China, stated that work will begin on the world's biggest hydroelectric power facility, which will be built on the eastern border of the Tibetan Plateau.Â
The project would cost about 170 billion...
News & Press Releases
Wales Teams with Galicia to Innovate Tidal Turbine Blades
Wales has launched a new initiative to develop next-generation tidal turbine blades. This project brings together the top firms in the marine energy business to collaborate on next-generation tidal turbine blades. Menter Môn Morlais Ltd., which owns Europe's largest...
Companies
Offshore Robotics Simulation Platform Boosts Wind Tech
The Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult has developed a true-to-life offshore robotics simulation platform that uses real-time environmental data to speed up the use of robots for offshore wind. This is the first of its kind.
Companies utilise VDARE, an...
Africa
Nuclear Power Investment Gains Momentum Across Africa
International investors and development partners are once again interested in nuclear power investment and infrastructure throughout Africa. They see it as a way to improve energy security, boost industrial growth, and make the environment more resilient.
Nuclear power, especially Small...
News & Press Releases
UK Extends CfD Renewable Energy Contracts to 20 Years
The UK government announced that it would extend the lifespan of its Contracts for Difference (CfD) renewable energy contracts from 15 years to 20 years. This modification, which was confirmed on July 15, will take effect with Allocation Round...
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