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Courtesy of Sonnedix
The financing will cover the development of the 160 MWp Sonnedix Meseta de Los Andes solar PV plant, , located in the Valparaíso Region of Chile. The project is the company’s second largest solar PV plant to date, after the completion and start of operations of the 170 MW Sonnedix Atacama Solar, in the Atacama Desert, in early 2021.
During construction, Sonnedix Meseta de Los Andes will create approximately 450 new local jobs, playing an active role in the social and economic development of the region, as well as Chile’s energy transition. Once completed, it will generate over 385 GWh of clean electricity per year, displacing around 160,000 tons of CO2 and powering 186,000 homes.
Thursday, 20 May 2021
Mahle Powertrain has started to develop of a new test chamber located at its Real Driving Emissions (RDE) Centre in Northampton, a response to high levels of demand for the company’s expertise and facilities, which will be optimised to develop and validate EV powertrains. Courtesy of Mahle Powertrain
The £5.1 million investment complements the existing capability of the RDE Centre, which opened in 2018, and will also provide the automotive industry with additional specific hydrogen fuel cell-powered vehicle testing capacity. The opening is slated for Spring 2022.
“We’re very excited to be breaking ground on our new chamber” said David Pates, Mahle Powertrain head of engineering. “The demand for this facility reflects the agile, fast-paced evolution of the automotive industry’s current push for development of advanced powertrain technologies. Vehicle manufacturer and tier 1 customers realised the time and cost benefits of utilising our first t
Courtesy of South Tyneside Council
The ground-breaking renewable energy scheme aims to cut annual carbon dioxide emissions by hundreds of tons per year through the construction of a district heating scheme for council owned buildings (including a residential tower block) using the previously untapped resource of geothermal energy in the abandoned mineworkings of the former Hebburn Colliery; a first of its kind.
Councillor Gibson said, “This scheme is expected to deliver a reduction of 280 tons of carbon emissions a year, which will make a significant contribution to our ambition for carbon neutrality and a greener, more sustainable borough. It will also help us meet our obligations to upgrade the energy performance of fuel-poor homes as it will be used to heat one of the town’s residential high-rise blocks.
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