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Gwynt y Môr Offshore Wind Project, Liverpool Bay, North Wales

Biofuels

Colombia fires starting gun on renewable energy projects

Severn Trent’s THP plant begins generating green energy from sewage sludge

Heineken announces Drop the C programme

Geothermal

Colombia fires starting gun on renewable energy projects

Seasons Greetings

Vestas to deliver seven V112-3.45 MW turbines in South Korea

Hydro

Seattle City Light selects GE Renewable Energy to rebuild generators for Boundary plant

Seabased secures contract to develop 100MW wave energy project in Ghana

Voltalia to develop two hydropower plants in Morocco

Infrastructure

Bermuda General Agency to buy two 20MW wave energy parks

TIU Canada launches 10.7MW solar energy plant in Ukraine

AES India and Mitsubishi develop 10MW utility-scale energy storage system

Market Data

Conergy to build solar farm in Vietnam

AkzoNobel and Gasunie to convert water into green hydrogen

Seasons Greetings

Nuclear

Seasons Greetings

Vestas to deliver seven V112-3.45 MW turbines in South Korea

Blue Sphere receives €152m grant to develop biogas project in Netherlands

Solar

Colombia fires starting gun on renewable energy projects

Capital Dynamics signs deal for equity participation in two CSolar solar plants in US

Quinbrook to build 690MW solar power project in Nevada

Technology

Asia Pacific wind turbines will need to weather the storm

Anaergia starts construction of biogas plant in Japan

NASA seeks proposals for reliable solar power systems to operate on Mars

Wind

Asia Pacific wind turbines will need to weather the storm

Colombia fires starting gun on renewable energy projects

Siemens Gamesa to support two onshore wind farms in South Africa

The Liverpool Bay wind farm was officially opened in June 2015. Image: courtsey of RWE Innogy.