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Westinghouse and Seaspan Sign MoU for AP1000® and AP300™ Projects
Agreement Supports Deployment of Advanced Reactors in Canada and Globally PETERBOROUGH, Ontario--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Westinghouse Electric Company and Seaspan ULC announced today that they have...
GM offering new home energy storage options for US EV owners
GM is offering electric vehicle owners a home storage option to store and transfer solar energy, part of the company's sales pitch to...
More giant ‘water batteries’ planned under scheme to boost UK’s clean energy storage
Britain could get a swathe of giant so-called “water batteries” in the coming years, under a new scheme to boost investment into clean...
Renewables on track to replace coal in world’s richest countries: Ember
Coal generation in OECD countries has fallen to less than half of its peak in 2007, driven primarily by a significant increase in...
China’s solar goes from supremacy to oversupply
China's solar industry, bolstered by state support, faces challenges from foreign tariffs and intense domestic price competition.
South Africa offers a lesson on how not to shut down a coal plant
South Africa’s Komati coal plant shutdown stalls green transition, leaving jobs lost and renewable projects delayed.
Form Energy secures $405M to speed development of long-awaited 100-hour iron-air batteries
Form Energy secures $405 million in funding to scale production of its iron-air batteries, a long-duration storage solution for clean energy.
European donors woo South Africa’s sceptical coal belt on green energy
European politicians and diplomats urge South Africa's coal communities to embrace renewables, promising support amid transition fears.
Renewable energy to fall short of UN goal to triple by 2030, IEA says
Renewable energy will meet nearly half of electricity demand by 2030 but fall short of the U.N. goal to triple capacity, IEA reports.
Global energy-related CO2 emissions set to peak this year, consultancy DNV says
Global CO2 emissions from energy may peak in 2023, driven by cheaper solar and batteries, but slow declines risk 2.2C warming.
