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Solar energy will lead the energy transition in the EU towards 2050, according to Statkraft
Electricity demand in the EU could double by 2050 due to the rise of electric vehicles.
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Sharp’s bifacial solar panel delivers over 600 watts of power
The panel takes advantage of light from both sides and its white coating increases light reflection.
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Greece set to become a leader in floating offshore wind energy
Greece plans to generate 17.3 GW of floating offshore wind power by 2050, enough to power more than 10 million homes.
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CMA CGM and SUEZ join forces to boost biomethane production in Europe
The companies agree to produce up to 100,000 tons of biomethane annually by 2030.
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Petrobras announces the completion of its first renewable hydrogen plant in Brazil
Petrobras will build its first renewable hydrogen plant, using solar energy to produce it through electrolysis.
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Deployment plans for the Axial Skelter tidal energy converter are moving forward
Inspired by seashells, the device is made from recyclable materials, can be produced in less than a week and assembled anywhere.
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Walmart and Nexamp boost community solar in the US with 31 new projects
Walmart and Nexamp transform community solar with 31 new projects across the U.S.
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The world’s first commercial fusion power plant will be built in Virginia
It will be capable of generating 400 megawatts of electricity, enough to power 150,000 homes.
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Inyanga unveils innovative design for 20 MW tidal power plant in Wales
Inyanga launches innovative design that improves energy efficiency and reduces costs through Tocardo T3 turbines.
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RWE receives approval for construction of green hydrogen plant in Wales
The company is advancing renewable technology, strengthening its position as the UK's largest energy producer and a key driver in the fight against carbon emissions.
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Toyota receives $4.5 million to improve circular economy of batteries for electric vehicles
Technologies will include advanced diagnostic tools and protocols to extend the life of battery cells and modules.
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Chinese scientists develop technique to extract uranium from seawater using wax particles
In China, building nuclear power plants is a major challenge due to the low quality of its onshore uranium reserves.