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Engie in talks to develop solar roofing partnership in India – reports French clean energy developer Engie is reportedly discussing a partnership with Indian roofing manufacturer Everest Industries to develop “solar-ready” rooftop solutions for the under-served distributed generation market.
Ian Clover
Aug 11, 2017
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Data is driving change – adapt or fall off the grid As global economies develop, and uses for renewable energy diversifies, new pressures are being placed on the electric network. Yet, utilities are sitting on a wealth of data that can reveal better insights into their operations, writes Dan Beasley, Director, Utilities, Cyient.
Dan Beasley
Mar 29, 2018
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A renewable world order In the first in a series of interviews on the topic of renewable energy and geopolitics, Indra Overland, head of the Center for Energy Research (NUPI) and Member of the Research Panel, Global Commission on the Geopolitics of the Energy Transition at IRENA, discusses the effects a greater penetration of solar, and other renewable energies, in the global energy mix, could have on world order. Although fossil fuels will continue to play a dominant role in the coming years, sooner or later the geopolitics of energy will cease to be that of gas and oil, according to Overland. Although it is still difficult to predict future scenarios, he believes renewables have the potential to make nations more energy independent, and provide the basis for more peace and stability.
Emiliano Bellini
Oct 08, 2018
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Baltic’s largest PV rooftop inaugurated The region’s largest rooftop solar system has been mounted on a plastics factory in Lithuania. The 1.4 MW site’s inauguration was attended by 100 high-level guests from the nation’s business community.
Marian Willuhn
Feb 13, 2019
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Survey: Covid-19 to cause 50% decline in Australian rooftop solar Australia’s previously booming rooftop PV market is likely to see a steep decline in the face of Covid-19-related shutdowns and uncertainty. An industry survey by pv magazine and Green Energy Markets prompted around half the respondents to report declines of 25-50% in customer enquiries, with a further 20% reporting new leads have dried up.
Jonathan Gifford
Apr 14, 2020
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Leaked: EU hydrogen strategy eyes €140 billion turnover by 2030  The European Commission has sent the European Green Deal on its way and a preliminary version of its anticipated hydrogen strategy has been leaked. The plan does not lack ambition, as the EU seeks to assert tech leadership in green hydrogen through coordinated efforts across the value chain.
Marian Willuhn
Jun 19, 2020
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Have global carbon emissions peaked? Accreditation institute DNV GL has made some astonishing carbon-related predictions as it prepares the next edition of its Energy Transition Outlook report. The Norwegian body says transport-related emissions have peaked and those of the iron and steel industries may well have too.
Max Hall
Jul 06, 2020
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CEO of residential solar installer survived gangs and prison, only to face structural racism in his career Solar workforce development can help combat systemic racism in the industry.
Eric Wesoff
Jul 13, 2020
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US interconnection queues loaded with solar, wind, storage The Electric Reliability Council of Texas has 75 GW of solar in its interconnection queue, but it remains to be seen how quickly clean energy can displace natural gas and coal.
pv magazine
Sep 09, 2020
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Australian miner unveils big solar ambitions Fortescue Metals has revealed ambitious plans to build one of the biggest renewable energy portfolios in the world, with more than 235 GW of capacity, or five times the current capacity of Australia’s National Energy Market.
David Carroll
Nov 13, 2020
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