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Norwegian utility Statkraft is scaling back its renewables efforts to focus on fewer regions, prioritising projects in Europe, the Nordics and South America.  by Robyn White Adblock test (Why?)

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Renewable energy storage specialist Apatura has secured planning permission to build and operate a new 100 megawatt (MW) capacity Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) at Tealing near the city of Dundee on Scotland’s east coast. The Tealing site is the fifth battery storage project that Apatura has received planning consent…

“For me as a Danish minister, and with the role the wind turbine industry has in our country, I’m of course concerned about whether European manufacturers are outperformed by state aid in a way which is unfair,” Denmark’s energy and climate minister Lars Aagaard told Reuters. Denmark is home to…

The UK startup behind Britain’s first Direct Air Capture (DAC) plant announces the grant of its first patent as it begins international deployment of its third system, in Alberta, Canada. Mission Zero Technologies (MZT) announces today that it’s been granted a US patent pertaining to its electrochemical Direct Air Capture…

Saipem’s Bluenzyme technology is expected to be applied to capture CO₂ emissions at the waste-to-energy plant of the subsidiary Herambiente in Ferrara.It will be the first industrial-scale example of CCS applied to a plant of this type in Italy.The project is one of the main decarbonisation levers in the multi-utility’s…

Neste has decided to withdraw from investing into a 120 MW electrolyzer project to produce renewable hydrogen at its Porvoo refinery in Finland. The decision follows the completion of the basic engineering phase, which commenced in May 2023. The reasons behind the withdrawal are the company’s challenging market conditions and…

A new analysis by S&P Global Commodity Insights supported by RNG Coalition, EBA, ERGaR, and Eurogas provides valuable input to the ongoing revision process of the GHG Protocol.The use of certificates will be critical to meet the increasing sustainable RNG demand from the private sectors, support the economics of new…

Struggling waste-gasification facility lost £38.3m last year, but Aviva tells EWB while performance “remains below target” it is improving this year by Luke Walsh Adblock test (Why?)

Inputs from trade body members present a positive year for energy recovery, although the share of companies expecting a favourable year drops from last year by Nivedita Nayak Adblock test (Why?)