India and World Bank agree $98 million renewable loan deal
India and the World Bank today signed a renewables loan pact in New Delhi to work to increase the country’s cleaner power agenda.
India and the World Bank today signed a renewables loan pact in New Delhi to work to increase the country’s cleaner power agenda.
Scotland’s largest city has plenty of vacant land on which renewable energy could ‘easily meet’ the heat demand, say researchers at the University of Strathclyde.
A new video by the International Energy Agency shows how the renewables market will develop and expand over the next several years.
Figures released today indicate Scotland continues to set the agenda for renewable energy electricity production in the UK.
NPL, the UK’s National Measurement Institute, will re-launch this month to help the UK get more value from renewables and low-carbon technology and increase the understanding of emissions and pollution.
The town of Lyme, New Hampshire, has formed an energy committee to solarise their school, town hall and households.
A boss from executive search firm Ducatus Partners has said collaboration within the energy sector only makes the talent pool stronger.
The world’s largest zero carbon heat pump has helped Glasgow firm Star Renewable Energy (SRE) to make the shortlist as finalists at Global Game Changers Awards 2017.
A new app launched today which is designed to help potential investors and policymakers identify potential areas of renewable interest.
Falling renewables and battery costs will mean the displacement of gas as the leading source of energy generation in South Australia by 2025, a new report said.
Key offshore cable trenching work for the word’s largest offshore windfarm will be carried out by Aberdeen firm Canyon Offshore.
A £3 million renewable energy study programme based in Scotland is set to shed new light on how the industry impacts the lives of dolphins and other sea life.
Scotland’s sewers could contain enough natural heat to warm Glasgow for more than 15 years.
Scotland’s wave and tidal-energy industry is in a battle for cash from the EU.
More than 3,500 churches are ditching fossil fuels for renewable electricity as part of efforts to tackle climate change.
Aberdeen South MP Callum McCaig has written a letter urging the UK energy secretary to invest in new capacity for storing renewable energy.
Indian renewables business Mytrah Energy has promoted its chief financial officer to the role of chief executive. Vikram Kailas replaces Ravi Kailas, who will continue in his role as chairman. Mr Kailas will retain the vice chairman and managing director posts at subsidiary Mytrah Energy (India) Private Limited (MEIPL).
Marine energy is a sector which has faced its fair share of ups and downs. That said, there remains much to be positive about in both wave and tidal energy in Scotland. Both industries have taken enormous strides forward in the last 12 months, and we are now closer to commercialisation than ever before.
Ecosse Subsea Systems (ESS) has doubled its workload on a Baltic Sea wind farm project, the Banchory-based engineering firm said today. Italian company Prysmian Group last year subcontracted ESS to carry out pre-cut seabed trenching for Wikinger, a planned 70-turbune wind farm off Germany. ESS has now agreed to take on the route clearance and seabed preparation work on the Wikinger development, which has been led by Spain’s Iberdrola since 2010.
The MeyGen tidal power project in the Pentland Firth has reached a technical milestone with its connection to a major power distribution network.
Technology development is really the only way forward and other countries seem to understand this better than we do
North Sea oil and gas companies are being held up from maximising opportunities in fracking because of the Scottish Government’s moratorium on shale gas, claims a leading politician.
Hundreds of homes are to benefit from a new £10.6 million energy project aimed at cutting fuel poverty.
Drastic cuts to solar subsidies are damaging investor confidence, MPs have warned in a letter to the Government.
Scottish wave-energy company Aquamarine Power has gone into administration in a further sign of challenging times for the renewables sector.