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Global Energy Sector Composite Materials Market 2022, Growth By top Companies data | mplayers
June 29, 2022

Global Energy Sector Composite Materials Market 2022, Growth By top Companies data | mplayers

Global “Energy Sector Composite Materials market” 2022 report highlights information regarding market size, share, trends, growth, product price trend analysis, global market competition landscape, market drivers, challenges and opportunity, manufacturer production volume, revenue, sales data and forecast to 2028. This report contains an in-depth analysis of the Energy Sector Composite Materials market, including all of the factors that influence market growth. This report includes comprehensive quantitative evaluations of the Energy Sector Composite Materials industry and data for emerging market growth and efficacy. The report examines the competitive landscape, major manufacturers’ product and service offerings, and the business strategies deployed to retain leading position in the global market.

The price of this promising green energy stock has fallen and now is the time to buy, says UBS
June 17, 2021
Source: Market Watch

The price of this promising green energy stock has fallen and now is the time to buy, says UBS

Now may be the perfect time to buy shares in green energy giant Ørsted, analysts at Swiss bank UBS said on Wednesday, with winds of change picking up even as the stock has tumbled more than 30% in 2021.Pressure on the renewables sector since February, amid a dampening of market sentiment on clean energy and other growth stocks, has recently depressed shares in Ørsted ORSTED.

India needs a robust solar power policy to meet its renewable energy targets by 2030
May 25, 2021
Source: Scroll.in

India needs a robust solar power policy to meet its renewable energy targets by 2030

India is targeting about 450 gigawatts of installed renewable energy capacity by 2030 and, of that, a lion’s share – 280 GW (over 60%) – would come from solar. For the next 10 years, around 25 GW of solar energy capacity is needed to be installed every year, to ensure the sun continues to shine over the country’s sunrise sector.

These 3 Renewable Energy Companies Are Getting Too Cheap to Ignore
May 24, 2021
Source: The Motley Fool

These 3 Renewable Energy Companies Are Getting Too Cheap to Ignore

The renewable energy industry is booming as wind and solar power plants are built around the world at costs that compete with fossil fuels, even without subsidies. And there are technologies that could drive another phase of growth as energy storage, fuel cells, electric vehicles, and smart homes emerge in the market. With as much growth as there's been, renewable energy stocks have had a hard time gaining traction over the past decade.

OPG announces 20-year, $2.5 billion overhaul of hydropower generating units
May 20, 2021

OPG announces 20-year, $2.5 billion overhaul of hydropower generating units

Hydroelectricity has powered the lives of Ontarians for a century, and Ontario Power Generation is planning an extensive 20-year overhaul of its hydropower generating units to ensure clean, reliable hydropower continues to support the province’s wellbeing.This refurbishment takes place every 25 to 50 years across operations in the company’s Renewable Generation division. Numerous stations are reaching the critical age for major refurbishment, OPG said.

What Will Green Hydrogen Mean for International Relations?
May 17, 2021
Source: Jstor Daily

What Will Green Hydrogen Mean for International Relations?

As world leaders pledge a sharper pivot toward a carbon-free future, an old answer is resurfacing to a many-trillion-dollar question: Where will we get energy when the sun doesn’t shine and the wind doesn’t blow? Set aside thoughts of giant batteries, nuclear fission, natural gas, and pumped hydropower for the moment. The future of global energy markets might be in creating carbon-free hydrogen.

Swedes in 1GW first quarter power play
May 12, 2021
Source: Renews.Biz

Swedes in 1GW first quarter power play

Sweden’s wind power market closed the first quarter of this year with almost 1GW of new capacity contracted and investments worth Skr10bn (€990m), according to figures from trade group Svensk Vindenergi. Most of these new projects are located in northern Sweden, with as much as 75% of the new wind power capacity to be added in the electricity areas SE1 and SE2.

Renewables capacity 'grows by 280GW in 2020
May 11, 2021
Source: Renews.Biz

Renewables capacity 'grows by 280GW in 2020

New renewable electricity capacity added in 2020 rose by 45%, compared with 2019, to 280GW, the fastest rate since 1999, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency (IEA). The 'Renewable Energy Market Update: Outlook for 2021 and 2022' report said that expansion rates in coming years are expected to be at a much faster pace than prior to the Covid-19 pandemic.

IFC proposes $50mn debt finance for Thar Surya solar power project
April 12, 2021
Source: The Pioneer

IFC proposes $50mn debt finance for Thar Surya solar power project

International Finance Corporation (IFC) plans to debt finance the construction of Thar Surya 1 Pvt Ltd’s 300 MW solar power project in Bikaner, Rajasthan by $50 million. Apart from lending $50 million, IFC will also mobilise $100 million debt through parallel lenders. According to IFC, the total solar power project cost is estimated at $200 million.

Three Polish wind farms acquired by Iberdrola
March 30, 2021
Source: Energy Global

Three Polish wind farms acquired by Iberdrola

Iberdrola has increased its renewable energy footprint in Poland, one of the company’s new growth markets. The group has reached an agreement with CEE Equity Partner to acquire three new onshore wind farms with a total capacity of 163 MW. The production from the facilities is largely already covered by 10-year power purchase agreements (PPAs).

SG passes resolution in support of a 100% renewable energy university by 2040
March 25, 2021
Source: The Oracle

SG passes resolution in support of a 100% renewable energy university by 2040

The Student Government (SG) Senate unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday calling on USF President Steven Currall to commit the university to have all electricity come from renewable sources universitywide by 2030 and operate on 100% renewable energy by 2040. The resolution was authored by members of USF’s Florida Public Interest Research Group (PIRG) chapter, including the 100% Renewable Energy Campaign Coordinator Daisy Perez.

Vietnam to cut rooftop solar feed-in tariff in bid to ease grid pressure
March 19, 2021
Source: Energyworld

Vietnam to cut rooftop solar feed-in tariff in bid to ease grid pressure

Vietnam plans to cut the feed-in tariff for rooftop solar panels by 30.8-37.9 per cent in a bid to reduce pressure on the national power grid following a recent boom in installed capacity, state media reported on Wednesday.Vietnam has had one of the fastest growing renewable energy markets in Asia in recent years, but the development of its transmission system has lagged.

China accounts for half of 6 GW in new global offshore wind installations in 2020
March 3, 2021
Source: Renewables Now

China accounts for half of 6 GW in new global offshore wind installations in 2020

The global offshore wind industry installed 6.07 GW of new capacity in 2020, with China in the lead with over 3 GW, the latest figures by GWEC Market Intelligence. The newly installed capacity was close to the record level of 6.1 GW reached in 2019, in spite of the pandemic. The world's total offshore wind capacity now stands at 35,196 GW.

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