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Encavis has entered the Lithuania wind market with the acquisition of a 69.3MW onshore wind farm

Follow up to this previous piece published on Energy Central. Many things about the energy transition are foolish and driven not by science, but by feelings or politics. One of those is the public fight that occurs between supporters of various technology. Solar vs. wind vs. nuclear vs. anything else. The reality is we need them all. Many of the people pushing on technology

Now 25 years old, Ms Zulu is from rural Kwazulu-Natal on the eastern coast of South Africa. Like the rest of the country her home province has had to endure frequent blackouts, called "load-shedding", since 2008. This has been caused by South Africa's aging, state-owned power grid, and its mainly coal-fuelled power stations, struggling to keep up with demand. To try to help

When someone offers up a solution, they should—at the very least—know what problem they're trying to solve. You might assume that, in “solving” the issue of Texas' ERCOT electricity market, the Public Utility Commission of Texas is focused on solving the reliability problems that led to days of blackouts and hundreds of deaths during Winter Storm Uri. If you did, you'd be

Bavaria Stay informed: Hydrogen Networks https://www.invest-in-bavaria.com/en/blog/post/building-a-hydrogen-mobility-ecosystem-how-bavaria-is-getting-a-head-start-thanks-to-cross-industry-innovation

All car parks in France with more than 80 spaces will have to have solar panels on their roofs, after the government passed a new law. This is expected to add 11 gigawatts to the grid – equal to 10 nuclear reactors. France is likely pursuing this policy to ease its dependence on nuclear power, which supplies 70% of the country's electricity. France has approved legislation

The La Cabaña wind farm, with an installed capacity of 105.6 MW and an investment of approximately US$190 million, will be in the Araucanía Region, Angol municipality....

For this weeks market spotlight, we look at Sugar House Review, a nonprofit poetry publication based out of Utah.

An opportunity to be identified and most importantly....captured!

Molecular hydrogen is necessary to decarbonize the economy but it is not an energy carrier.