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Eleven South Wales Companies Selected for F4OR Programme
Eleven South Wales businesses have been chosen to join the Fit For Offshore Renewables (F4OR) programme, a supply chain support initiative designed to help companies succeed in the UK’s offshore wind sector. Delivered by the Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE)...
Companies
UK Energy Firms Inject Green Hydrogen into Gas Grid in Trial
Energy companies have taken a big step for the UK’s low-carbon goals by injecting green hydrogen into the country’s gas grid and using the mix to generate electricity. For the first time in the UK, a power station has...
Asia
Envision Energy Joins Kazakhstan’s First Wind Power Project
Envision Energy, a leader in green technology, has announced a major partnership for Kazakhstan’s 1 GW Mirny Wind Farm, the country’s first and most ambitious renewable energy project so far. The company has signed a Letter of Award (LOA)...
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Repsol Achieves Milestone with Renewable Gasoline Production
Repsol has hit a major technological milestone by producing gasoline made entirely from renewable sources on an industrial scale. This was achieved at its Tarragona complex and highlights Spain’s and the company’s leading role in the energy transition
This fully...
America
GVH, Samsung C&T Collab on BWRX-300 SMR Deployment Beyond NA
GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy (GVH) is joining forces with Samsung C&T. The company is a top construction and engineering firm with extensive global experience. Together, they aim to push forward the deployment of the BWRX-300 small modular reactor...
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Uniper and Five Bioenergy Ink 7-year Biomethane Supply Deal
German energy company Uniper and Spain’s Five Bioenergy have signed a long-term biomethane purchase agreement, taking another step in the push towards low-carbon energy. Under the seven-year agreement, Uniper will buy biomethane from three major plants in Murcia. Deliveries...
Asia
SEETEL New Energy selects Volvo Penta battery systems for mobile and industrial energy storage in Asia-Pacific
Taiwan-based SEETEL New Energy has chosen Volvo Penta’s battery systems for energy storage to power its mobile fast-charging solutions in Asia Pacific with applications across industrial and urban sectors. The selection marks Volvo Penta’s growing role as a trusted...
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