Türkiye Emerges as Leader in Hydropower Capacity Expansion in Europe
Türkiye emerges as a leader in hydropower capacity expansion in Europe, adding 399 MW last year, surpassing other European countries. Hydropower plants are favored globally for their efficiency and clean energy production. The IHA’s ‘2024 World Hydropower Outlook’ reported a global increase in installed capacity, with East Asian and Pacific countries leading the way. Türkiye’s focus on renewable energy aligns with its goal of reducing reliance on foreign energy sources. Norway holds the largest hydropower installed capacity in Europe, followed by Türkiye. China leads globally in installed capacity, with Brazil and the U.S. following closely.
Residents in Holmfield Concerned Over Proposed Battery Energy Storage Site
Residents in Holmfield, Bradford, are voicing concerns over a proposed battery energy storage site near an industrial estate, citing worries about safety, noise, and loss of green space. Despite no formal planning application submitted yet, over 250 individuals have signed a petition against the project. The site’s proximity to a hotel and filming locations has added to the apprehension. Residents fear health impacts, including exacerbation of the ‘Holmfield hum’ noise. The proposed site aims to store 500MW of power for the National Grid, but residents remain unconvinced, citing fire risks and community disruption.
Waaree Renewable Technologies Limited Reports Impressive Financial Performance for Q4 FY24
Waaree Renewable Technologies Limited has reported impressive financial results for Q4 FY24, with a significant surge in revenue and profits. The company’s stock price is set at INR 2,198.40, highlighting its role as a key player in the sustainable energy sector. With a strong performance throughout FY24 and a recent stock split, Waaree Renewable Technologies is well-positioned for continued growth in the green energy market.
AI for Energy Report: Revolutionizing America’s Energy Future
Discover how experts are leveraging artificial intelligence to revolutionize America’s energy future and expedite the decarbonization of the U.S. economy. The AI for Energy Report outlines a visionary framework for achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, emphasizing the transformative potential of AI in driving innovation and optimizing energy systems.
Sungrow Unveils Latest Solar-Plus-Storage Solutions at Green Energy Expo 2024
Sungrow showcases its latest solar-plus-storage solutions at the Green Energy Expo 2024, supporting South Korea’s shift towards sustainable energy sources. With ambitious targets set by the South Korean government to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and achieve carbon neutrality, Sungrow’s innovative products are gaining significant interest. The company’s commitment to developing solar-plus-storage systems aligns with the country’s renewable energy goals, emphasizing the need for advanced technologies in the sector.
DTE Energy Collaborates with NFL for Carbon Neutral 2024 Draft
DTE Energy partners with the NFL and a local tourism nonprofit to make the 2024 NFL Draft carbon neutral through renewable energy programs. By utilizing MIGreenPower and Natural Gas Balance initiatives, DTE Energy is leading the way in reducing carbon emissions and promoting clean energy practices. This collaboration highlights the importance of corporate responsibility and environmental stewardship in large-scale events, setting a positive example for sustainable event management and aligning with the industry trend towards clean power generation.
World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi Draws Global Attention
The World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi brought together over 400 companies from 112 countries to discuss sustainable development in the MENA region. The summit focused on advancing energy transition to achieve the goals set out in the ‘UAE Consensus’ and highlighted Saudi Arabia’s commitment to decarbonization through initiatives like the ‘Green Saudi Initiative’ and ‘Green Middle East Initiative’. With ambitious targets to reduce carbon emissions and achieve ‘net-zero emissions’ by 2060, Saudi Arabia is actively working towards a greener future with a significant investment in renewable energy.
Study highlights potential conflict between renewable energy siting and shifting ranges of threatened species
Renewable energy expansion is crucial for reducing fossil fuel dependence and mitigating climate change. However, a new study highlights a potential conflict between renewable energy siting and the shifting ranges of threatened species due to climate change. The study emphasizes the need to align renewable energy expansion with the changing ranges of species under future climate scenarios, to minimize impacts on biodiversity and contribute to more sustainable and environmentally conscious renewable energy development.
Solar Farms Providing Unexpected Benefits for Insects and Biodiversity in the UK
Discover how solar farms in the British landscape are benefiting pollinating insects and helping tackle climate change and loss of biodiversity. Despite controversy over potential food production loss and impact on countryside character, solar parks are proving to be beneficial for bees, butterflies, moths, and hoverflies, providing an oasis of food and nectar unobtainable elsewhere.
Investments in Africa’s Energy Network Set to Double by 2030, Says International Energy Agency
Investments in Africa’s energy network are projected to double to $200 billion annually by 2030, highlighting the continent’s growing focus on renewable energy solutions. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Director General of the World Trade Organization, is actively involved in advocating for sustainable energy policies and investments in Africa. The push for renewable energy not only holds economic significance but also aligns with global efforts to combat climate change and reduce carbon emissions, positioning Africa as a focal point for sustainable energy initiatives.