Plug to Supply 280MW of Electrolysers for Arcadia eFuels’ Danish e-SAF Project
Plug will supply 280MW of electrolysers for Arcadia eFuels' ENDOR e-SAF project in Denmark and is preferred supplier for over 1GW more capacity.
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Gotion to Supply 6GWh for Saudi Arabia’s First Battery Storage Tender
Gotion will supply 6GWh across three 500MW/2GWh sites in Saudi Arabia's first utility-scale battery storage tender, about 75% of its capacity.
Europe Heads for 80% Zero-Carbon Generation by 2030 but Misses Renewables Goals
Wood Mackenzie expects Europe to pass 80% zero-carbon generation by 2030, while the EU27 renewables share of 63.7% misses its 65% and 69% goals.
Norway Solar Capacity Passes 1GW as Annual Growth Slows
Norway solar capacity has passed 1GW at 1,003MW, yet annual additions are heading for their weakest year since 2021 as large solar parks stay unbuilt.
Australia Awards A$32.6m to Carbon Management Projects
Australia has awarded A$32.6m to carbon management projects, backing enhanced rock weathering, direct air capture and mineral carbonation.
Africa’s Solar Panel Manufacturing Capacity Set To Quadruple To 3.5 GW This Year
Africa's solar panel manufacturing capacity will quadruple to 3.5 GW in 2026, led by new plants in Egypt and Tanzania geared to US export.
Alstom Wins €1.2 Billion Deal for Britain’s First Mainline Battery Trains
Alstom will build 29 battery-electric trains for TransPennine Express, with charging at Hull, Scarborough and Saltburn and delivery from 2032.
Heineken’s Manchester Brewery Cuts Emissions Intensity by 42 Per Cent
An industrial heat pump network at Heineken UK's Manchester brewery has cut on-site gas use by a third and emissions intensity by 42 per cent.
ScottishPower Reports 99.9% Recycling And Reuse In Hagshaw Hill Decommissioning
ScottishPower says 99.9% of materials from Hagshaw Hill wind farm decommissioning were recycled or reused.
Solar-Plus-Storage Investment Hits Record $25 Billion in First Half of 2026
Solar-plus-storage investment reached a record $25 billion in the first half of 2026, BloombergNEF data shows, while overall renewable spending stayed flat.
UK Publishes First Regional Solar Breakdown as Installations Hit Record
UK solar installations reached nearly 172,000 in 2026 so far, and new regional data shows where rooftop uptake is strongest and weakest.
IMO Talks Resume With Carbon Pricing at the Centre of the Dispute
IMO talks on the Net-Zero Framework resumed in London with five competing proposals and the shipping carbon price at the centre of the dispute.
Solar and Batteries Dominate the 368 US Power Plants Built This Year
Find out how US power plants are changing with utility-scale solar and battery additions shaping the energy landscape.
American Airlines Flies First US Commercial Flight Powered by eSAF
Discover how American Airlines achieved its first eSAF flight, marking a significant step in sustainable aviation technology.
Occidental Sets End of 2026 Opening for World’s Largest Carbon Removal Plant
Occidental announces the Stratos plant in West Texas will start operations in 2026, removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
World Bank Puts East Asia’s Maritime Investment Need at $460 Billion to 2040
Learn about the vital maritime investment needed to enhance trade efficiency and sustainability in East Asia and the Pacific.
Climeworks Targets the Compliance Market With a New Carbon Removal Service
Discover how Climeworks is changing the landscape of carbon removals with new compliance-focused services for organizations.
Belgium Launches UK-first Trial to Digitally Mark and Sort Snack Packaging for Recycling
Learn about Belgium's pioneering efforts in packaging recycling and the technology aimed at improving plastic waste collection.
Renewables Set to Overtake Coal as World’s Largest Power Source in 2026
Renewables will overtake coal soon, according to the IEA. Understand the implications of this significant energy transition.
AI Data Centres Drive Urgent Shift Towards Integrated Energy Systems
Explore how AI data centres are transforming the digital economy with their high power demands and megawatt-scale needs.