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Enel commences construction of 1.3-GW renewables portfolio in Brazil

The Brazilian green power unit of Italian energy major Enel SpA said on Monday it has initiated construction works on 1.3 GW of renewable energy plants in the Northeastern region of Brazil. Enel Green Power Brasil Participacoes Ltda (EGPB) is...

Accenture Makes Strategic Investment in Reactive Technologies

Accenture has made a strategic investment, through Accenture Ventures, and formed a strategic alliance with Reactive Technologies, a London-based provider of power and grid technology, to help utilities accelerate the transition to low-carbon energy. According to a new report from...

India, China to lead 2021 growth in global power demand

India, along with China, will lead the growth in global demand for electricity in 2021, although consumption will recover at a slower pace than after the global financial crisis of 2008, the International Energy Agency said in its first...

Germany agrees on amended energy law to boost renewables

Germany's ruling coalition has agreed changes to a new energy law that aims to boost renewable power and help the country meet its goal of producing 65% of its electricity from green sources by 2030, the environment minister said...

U.S. solar industry surges despite pandemic fallout, study finds

U.S. solar installations are expected to soar 43% this year, just shy of a pre-pandemic forecast, as the industry has recovered more quickly than expected from a virus-related slowdown, according to a report by the top solar trade group. The...

Three Renewable Energy Trends that are Propelling Growth in the Challenging Energy Sector

Renewable energy sources are preferred by most consumers, large institutions, and governments. Due to the reduced environmental impact, improved quality of power, and lower costs, renewable energy is a significantly better alternative to traditional fossil fuels. High demand and...

Japan plans up to 45 GW offshore wind power by 2040

Japan plans to install between 30 gigawatts and 45 gigawatts of offshore wind power by 2040 to reduce emissions and meet a target to achieve carbon neutrality by the year 2050, the Asahi newspaper reported on Tuesday, without citing...

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