Renewable Energy
Africa
Tunisia Launches 300 MW Solar Tender with Battery Storage
Tunisia has initiated a new tender process for a large-scale solar development that will combine photovoltaic generation with battery energy storage. The solar tender, issued by Tunisia's Ministry of Energy and Mines, seeks proposals for the construction of a...
News & Press Releases
Origis Gets $545mn For Texas Solar and Energy Storage Assets
Origis Energy, which is Miami-headquartered, has gone ahead and announced that it has secured $545 million in terms of project financing for a portfolio concerning Texas solar and energy storage assets.
Notably, the funding for Texas solar and energy storage assets, which has...
Europe
EU Industrial Accelerator Act Targets Solar, Battery Supply
The European Commission has unveiled a draft Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA) aimed at accelerating industrial decarbonisation and strengthening Europe’s manufacturing base in strategic clean energy technologies. Released on 4 March in Brussels, the proposal introduces policy measures designed to...
Renewable Energy
Grid-Forming Technologies Strengthen System Stability
Advanced power electronics are redefining the electrical grid by enabling inverter-based resources to act as stabilizing nodes, ensuring frequency and voltage reliability in a world transitioning away from traditional synchronous generation.
Projects
Digital Twins Transform Power System Operations
The implementation of virtual replicas for physical grid assets is revolutionizing maintenance and operational strategies, allowing utilities to simulate complex scenarios and optimize performance through high-fidelity data and predictive intelligence.
Europe
UK Switches On First Commercial Deep Geothermal Power Plant
The UK’s first deep geothermal power plant has begun generating electricity at United Downs near Redruth in Cornwall, marking a milestone in the country’s renewable energy infrastructure while introducing a new domestic source of lithium for battery production. Developed...
America
DOE Unveils $171.5M Push for Next-Gen Geothermal Field Tests
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced a funding opportunity totaling $171.5 million to accelerate next-generation geothermal field-scale tests for electricity generation and exploration drilling, aimed at characterizing and confirming high-potential geothermal resources. The initiative, launched under a...
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