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Ireland rises to 12th in world in renewable energy attractiveness index - Vimarsana News

Ireland rises to 12th in world in renewable energy attractiveness index

Ireland rises to 12th in world in renewable energy attractiveness index 2023-11-22

Velto partnership to develop 1GW of solar projects in Spain - Vimarsana News

Velto partnership to develop 1GW of solar projects in Spain

Under the agreement, Velto Renewables and Kenergy will co-develop early-stage solar power projects in Spain.

GE Vernova - GE Vernova and Alfanar establish joint venture to develop renewable energy projects in Spain - Vimarsana News

GE Vernova - GE Vernova and Alfanar establish joint venture to develop renewable energy projects in Spain

Highlights V will house Alfanar's existing 334-MW portfolio of renewables development assets in Spain. JV to seek new opportunities in onshore wind, solar PV, and battery storage.GE . . .

Greece raising the bar for mineral raw materials - Vimarsana News

Greece raising the bar for mineral raw materials

Greece sets the bar high in terms of the national energy and climate goals, with the mineral raw materials playing a crucial role. These are mainly the

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Many corporations promote 'net zero' while lobbying for weaker climate action: Report - Vimarsana News

Many corporations promote 'net zero' while lobbying for weaker climate action: Report

Many of America’s leading corporations are quietly lobbying against policies to slow planetary heating — even as they tout their own environmental policies, according to a new report by the nonpartisan research group InfluenceMap. The report found that 93 percent of American companies make the claim that they aim to achieve “net zero” climate effects, but they are…

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