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U.S. DOE: $96m to decarbonise the domestic transportation sector

The U.S. Department of Energy recently announced – 21 July 2022 – a $96m funding opportunity to support decarbonising the domestic transport sector. Decarbonising transport It...

Two large-scale offshore wind farms to be constructed in Finland

The Finnish Government has granted permits to lease its seabed to develop two large-scale offshore wind farms. State-owned forest and seabed administrator, Metsähallitus, obtained...

The race for rare earth elements: A Swedish perspective

The Norra Kärr region in Sweden is home to mainland Europe’s largest defined heavy rare earth mineral deposit. As the race to secure rare...

EU Cohesion Policy dedicates €3.5bn towards Estonia’s green transition

The European Commission has announced €3.5bn to advance Estonia’s green transition, as well as its social and economic development, from 2021 to 2027. It was...

Examining the potential of magnet rare earths at the Makuutu Rare Earth Project

Tim Harrison, Managing Director and CEO of Ionic Rare Earths Limited, discusses the Makuutu Rare Earth Project and its magnet rare earths potential. Ionic Rare...

DOE is commercialising clean energy technologies with $18m funding boost

The U.S. Department of Energy has declared a staggering $18.4m funding boost for projects commercialising clean energy technologies. On 14 July 2022, the U.S. Department...

EU revolutionises clean technology projects with €1.8bn investment

The European Commission announced €1.8bn funding for 17 large-scale innovative clean energy projects on 12 July 2022, with the third round of awards under the...

Global energy and climate leaders: Strengthening clean energy technology

The International Energy Agency is co-hosting a meeting this week – 12 to 13 July 2022 – at the Sydney Energy Forum, to discuss...

The World of Solar: Optimising the availability of solar power

Gerard Scheper, CEO of European Solar, discusses the development of his consultancy offshoot, The World of Solar, optimising the availability of solar power, and...

UK government invests £54m in carbon removal technologies

The UK government’s Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy recently announced a £54m investment into carbon removal technologies. On 8 July 2022, the UK...

The European Commission: Upscaling European PV production

European Solar has investigated and emphasised the necessity of developing European PV production, to secure a global green energy transition. “The European Commission wants to...

Diverse solar panel supply chains: Required to transition to net zero

A report released today – 7 July 2022 – by the International Energy Agency has emphasised the necessity of diverse solar panel supply chains...

The UK renewables auction scheme: Pioneering clean energy

A recent announcement has revealed that the UK government’s renewables auction scheme has delivered a record clean energy capacity. Today, 7 July 2022, several benefits...

Electricity Networks Commissioner appointment will facilitate energy independence in Britain

Nick Winser has been appointed as the UK’s first Electricity Networks Commissioner, a vital new position that forms part of the British Energy Security...

Antimony sulphide devices: Enhancing renewable energy

A research team from Osaka University has revealed a feature that exists in antimony sulphide devices, which has the potential to create more robust...

Centre for Hydrogen: Expanding Singapore’s hydrogen economy

A research team from the National University of Singapore has addressed barriers regarding adopting green hydrogen, to boost Singapore’s hydrogen economy. Burning fossil fuels is...

Renewable energy technologies: Reconstructing Ukraine’s energy sector

The European Commission and renewables associations unite to help reconstruct Ukraine’s energy sector with renewables at its core. The Russian invasion of Ukraine has revealed...

Modernising US hydropower facilities with $630m funding boost

The Biden Administration has announced funding worth $630m to modernise the United States’ hydropower facilities. This week, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has released...

Assessing the role of nuclear power in the clean energy transition

The International Energy Agency has recently released a report evaluating the position of nuclear power in the clean energy transition. Nuclear power is rapidly gaining...

Complaints issued over EV charging facilities at Glastonbury Festival

Festival-goers deterred by extortionate electric vehicle (EV) charging fees at Glastonbury Festival complain about lack of green energy awareness. As the popularity of electric vehicles...

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