The ISEM Qatar Solar Energy Exhibition & Conference 2024, held annually in Doha, stands as one of the premier events in the solar energy sector. As a key gathering for industry professionals, policymakers, and innovators, it showcases the latest advancements in solar energy technology, sustainability, and environmental solutions. The conference serves as an essential meeting point for those looking to explore new technologies, trends, and partnerships in the rapidly growing solar energy market. Comprehensive Event Overview ISEM Qatar provides an in-depth platform for exploring state-of-the-art solar technologies and strategies. The exhibition brings together a diverse range of solar energy solutions,…

Today’s report by the National Energy System Operator (NESO) on Clean Power by 2030 is a fundamental step forward for the advancement of a demand-led energy system, says the ADE (Association for Decentralised Energy).The trade association represents the ‘Empowering Energy Demand’ mission, which advocates for Great Britain to embrace the value of a decarbonised, demand-led energy system that rewards those who use it.Representing over 150 organisations from across the energy sector, the ADE has consistently championed a flexible energy system, and the crucial role it plays in the UK’s transition to net zero. Research has shown that advancing a more…

The recent Autumn Budget has sparked varied reactions from industry leaders and experts, each offering insights into the implications for the UK’s economy, particularly in renewable energy, infrastructure, and local business sustainability. Below, we summarize key perspectives that shed light on the challenges and opportunities ahead. A Cautious Optimism in Renewable Energy Moray Barber, Senior Tax Partner at EY, expressed disappointment regarding the changes to the Energy Profits Levy (EPL). He stated, “Many in the energy sector will be disappointed not to see a different, more dynamic approach to maximizing the energy sector transition. While the EPL was intended to…

Following the recent budget announcement, Giles Hanglin, CEO of Apatura Energy, has voiced a compelling perspective on what he believes could be the “greenest budget in UK history.” As the UK government seeks to transform the nation into a clean energy superpower, this budget presents an unprecedented opportunity to embrace a circular economy and secure a sustainable future. Investing in a Circular Economy Hanglin emphasizes the importance of a circular economy, where resources are used efficiently and sustainably. While financial investment is crucial, he asserts that the long-term vision must extend beyond any single government’s term. A true commitment to…

Australia is making remarkable progress in its transition to renewable energy, with the National Electricity Market (NEM) recently surpassing 45 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy projects currently undergoing the grid connection process. This significant milestone, reported by the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO), reflects the nation’s strong commitment to a sustainable energy future. A Surge in Renewable Energy Capacity AEMO’s latest findings indicate a substantial increase in renewable energy capacity compared to last year. This growth not only highlights the ongoing shift toward clean energy sources but also showcases the confidence that investors and developers have in Australia’s renewable energy…

Gas Networks Ireland has officially started construction on a new biomethane facility, representing an investment of €32 million. This state-of-the-art plant aims to enhance the country’s renewable energy capabilities by producing biomethane from organic waste. Located in County Meath, the facility is designed to convert agricultural and food waste into sustainable energy, contributing to Ireland’s ambitious climate goals. Once operational, it is expected to generate enough biomethane to supply thousands of homes, significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions and reliance on fossil fuels. The project is part of Gas Networks Ireland’s broader strategy to promote renewable gas solutions and support the…

Verano Energy has officially commenced construction on a new solar power project in Argentina, with an impressive capacity of 200 MW. This project marks a significant milestone for the company and contributes to Argentina’s efforts to expand its renewable energy infrastructure. Located in the province of San Juan, the solar plant aims to harness the region’s abundant sunlight to generate clean energy. Once operational, it will play a crucial role in meeting local energy demands and advancing the country’s commitment to sustainability. The development of this solar project is expected to create numerous job opportunities during both the construction phase…

Recurrent Energy has successfully launched a new solar photovoltaic (PV) plant in Texas, boasting a capacity of 100MW AC. This project marks a significant step in the company’s commitment to expanding renewable energy resources in the region. The solar facility is designed to enhance the local energy grid and contribute to the state’s growing demand for clean energy. With Texas leading the U.S. in solar energy capacity, this new installation aligns with efforts to promote sustainable energy solutions and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. Recurrent Energy’s investment in this solar plant not only underscores its dedication to renewable energy development…

Low Carbon, a prominent player in the renewable energy sector, has made a significant move by selling its extensive 6GW battery energy storage system (BESS) portfolio located in the Netherlands to S4 Energy. This transaction marks a pivotal moment in the energy landscape, reflecting the growing demand for battery storage solutions amid the transition to greener energy sources. The portfolio encompasses a variety of projects designed to enhance grid stability and support the integration of renewable energy into the Dutch power system. With the increasing reliance on intermittent sources like wind and solar, battery storage has become essential for balancing…

On Friday, the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) unveiled an ambitious initiative aimed at developing six heat network zones across the UK. This groundbreaking project is designed to recycle excess heat generated by data centres, providing a sustainable solution for local communities while significantly reducing the carbon footprint of the tech industry. Data centres are notorious for their high energy consumption, primarily due to the cooling systems required to maintain optimal server temperatures. As demand for data processing continues to soar, particularly with the rise of AI technologies, the need for innovative cooling solutions becomes increasingly critical.…