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Inter-array cable works completed on Dogger Bank A
Over 200 miles/328km of 66KV cables manufactured by Hellenic Cables under a contract with DEME Offshore 23rd July 2024 More than 200 miles...
Don’t look down: Fearless trainees propel US wind turbine boom
High above the New Mexico plains, technicians train on a towering wind turbine, tackling the booming wind industry and its challenges.
Portugal plans to raise share of renewables in electricity consumption to 93% by 2030
Portugal plans to raise the contribution of renewables in electricity consumption to 93% by 2030, as part of its decarbonisation push, according to...
US senators introduce bill to speed approvals of energy projects
US Senate bill aims to expedite permitting for power transmission, mining, and LNG exports, strengthening the grid and supporting the 2035 decarbonization goal.
Rebounding semiconductor shares lead US stocks higher
Nvidia, Broadcom and Texas Instruments were among the chip companies that rose more than two per cent.
Nuclear wildcard reignites Australia’s climate wars
A plan by Australia's federal opposition to build a network of nuclear reactors has set the scene for confrontation on climate policy
India has ramped up its wind and solar energy. It now needs to expand places to store it
India's battery storage industry, vital for transitioning from dirty fuels, is growing rapidly despite high costs and supply chain issues, with ke investments...
US court upholds EPA rule on coal plant emissions despite industry pushback
The court upheld the rule requiring coal plants to cut carbon emissions by 90% or shut down, a key part of Biden's climate...
Buffett’s PacifiCorp suspected of collusion by wildfire victims’ law firms
Class-action firms accuse PacifiCorp of colluding with other law firms to secure low settlements for 2020 Oregon wildfire victims.
Alberta’s ATCO Utilities seeks to delay regulatory hearing on excess profits for appeal process
ATCO is seeking to delay hearing on remedies for gas and electricity rates utilities regulator says were neither reasonable nor justified
