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Episode 117: AUTHOR BOOK REVIEW: Volt Rush: Winners and losers in the race to green with Henry Sanderson. A detailed look at the social and environmental trade offs, politics and geo-strategy behind the Lithium Ion battery and EV revolution

Take a look at our latest piece. "Higher prices are forcing a lot of countries that would otherwise have bought western oil to look for bargains, namely Russian oil. The leadership of both the Philippines and Indonesia are pushing for domestic purchasers to buy from the ‘most competitive energy sources' and that right now will typically be Gazprom" #opec #russia #saudiaarabia

France will need to offload some users to save power in the event of a normal or particularly cold winter, a representative of EDF's works council said on Thursday, adding the available power capacities would not be enough.

The Nordic country is hoping the plant will be able to ease the coming winter's challenges as Europe battles soaring energy prices following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. "It has taken a lot of perseverance and years of hard work to get to this point, so we feel pretty good at the moment," Johanna Aho, a spokeswoman for the plant's operator TVO, told AFP. The almost 300-degree

Hexicon's 50/50 joint venture AvenHexicon has five potential development sites in Italy situated around the coasts of Sardinia, Sicily, and Puglia. Grid connections were applied for earlier this year as well as Maritime Concession applications having been submitted. AvenHexicon has now obtained priority rights for two areas with the purpose to develop floating wind farms, the

The Department of Energy has endorsed the company’s Area of Interest (AOI) for what will be Coro’s first wind project in the Philippines. With the AOI in place, the developer is authorised to proceed with the submission of a wind energy service contract application, it said in a bourse filing. Dubbed Oslob, the scheme envisages the installation of wind turbines in an area

Should the bar be raised or let's keep everyting as it is?

Ethiopia has, in the last two months of the its fiscal year, earned $13 million from exporting electricity to Sudan and Djibouti. According to Ethiopian Electric Power (EEP), the state power utility, the country earned $5.61 million from exporting 112.36 million kWh electricity to Sudan and $7.42 million from exporting 120.39 million kWh electricity to Djibouti. Initially,

Nordex secures 95MW onshore wind turbine order in Spain...

Greenergy inaugurated a €10mn solar park with a built-in capacity of 10 MW on the outskirts of Paks that will generate 17 GWh of electricity in its first year, enough to power 5,500 homes. At the inauguration ceremony, CEO Laszlo Levente Dajbukat said that 21,000 photovoltaic (PV) modules and 44 inverters have been installed in the 20-hectare facility, which will produce 17