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Vietnam, Germany cooperate in new technology application

Germany’s Großmann Ingenieur Consult GmbH (GICON®) and the Vietnam Petroleum Institute (VPI) have identified cooperation sectors and forms, covering technologies, under a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed on March 29.

Argentina Preparing Law to Boost Consumption of Clean Energy

08:51 | 21/03/2016

Argentina is poised to approve the final details of a new law designed to give a boost to clean energy.

Statkraft, Credit Suisse Fund to Invest $1.2 Billion in Wind Power in Norway

09:14 | 01/03/2016

Statkraft will own 52.1 percent, while Nordic Wind, a company backed by Credit Suisse Energy Infrastructure Partners, will hold 40 percent.

Enel Targets Peru With $400 Million of Wind, Solar Investments

13:51 | 26/02/2016

Enel Green Power SpA won the right to a 20-year supply contract for 126 MW of wind power, 18 MW of solar power and 20 MW of hydropower capacity.

Hawaiian Electric Cancels Contracts for Solar Power from Three SunEdison Projects

14:31 | 20/02/2016

SunEdison, the world’s largest renewable-energy company, is fighting the utility’s cancellation.

LEDs starting to light India

12:10 | 19/02/2016

LEDs have made a massive inroad into households across India as their distribution under a government scheme increasingly gains ground.

Six renewable energy innovations primed for UK Government's £500m nest egg

09:34 | 18/02/2016

The Government's £500m of allocated funds for green innovation could propel the UK into being a world-leader in energy generation, if the money is spent in key areas such as wave and tidal energy, low-carbon heat and energy storage.

London set for Europe's largest floating solar system

13:54 | 17/02/2016

Europe's biggest ever floating solar array is being installed on the Queen Elizabeth II Reservoir, to the south of the River Thames.

Boeing Begins Microgrid Test for Reversible Fuel Cell-based Energy Storage System

15:18 | 16/02/2016

The system is the first of its kind to use a technology called a reversible solid oxide fuel cell to store energy from renewable resources, such as wind and solar, to produce zero-emissions electricity.

WRAP unveils phase two of England recycling plans

11:17 | 16/02/2016

The Government's Waste & Resources Action Programme has kick-started phase two of its collaborative, cross-industry plan to bring greater consistency to household waste and recycling collections in England.

£13.5m hydro project underway in the Scotish Highlands

14:29 | 15/02/2016

Scottish renewable energy company Green Highland Renewables has started work on a £13.5m hydropower scheme in the Scottish Highlands.

London offers £2.6m cashback for energy efficient boilers

16:22 | 03/02/2016

Homeowners and landlords in London are being offered £400 cashback if they replace their old boilers with new energy efficient models.

Gamesa Secures 15 MW Solar Power Project in Tamil Nadu

14:17 | 02/02/2016

This is the second project that Gamesa has secured in this State of India.

Scotland turns to people power to boost climate action

16:08 | 30/01/2016

Scotland has turned to people power in its efforts to tackle climate change, launching a citizen engagement campaign and renewing green funds for communities.

10 ways UK Department of Energy and Climate Change is encouraging investment in clean energy

10:04 | 28/01/2016

The Department of Energy and Climate Change has released a list of ten ways it is encouraging investment in clean energy in response to the latest wave of criticism of its policies.

Vietnam Ranked Fourth in the World for Clean Development Mechanism Projects Quantity

17:01 | 27/01/2016

Vietnam ranked the fourth in the world in terms of number of projects, with the total amount of greenhouse gas reduction potential of about 137.4 million tons of CO2 equivalent in the credit period.

Engineers warn of looming UK energy gap

13:50 | 27/01/2016

The UK is facing an unprecedented "energy gap" in a decade's time, according to engineers, with demand for electricity likely to outstrip supply by more than 40%, which could lead to black outs .

UK government must replace zero carbon homes standard, warns STA

09:43 | 27/01/2016

The Government urgently needs to replace the scrapped Zero Carbon Homes policy to avoid locking in higher carbon emissions and higher energy bills for occupants for decades to come, the Solar Trade Association warned today.

Other News

UK government must replace zero carbon homes standard, warns STA New York approves $5bn clean energy fund Non-OECD nations ‘must double power investment’ Nam Dinh 1 Thermal Power Plant Project New deal to ensure universal access to energy in Africa Scottish councils share £14m energy efficiency fund Ireland’s energy imports cost €5.7bn in 2014 EU invests €217m in energy infrastructure Vattenfall brings ground-breaking hybrid renewables project to UK Engie and IRENA launch mass solar scale-up plan

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