Reform UK develops ties with financial leaders amidst growing concerns over anti-renewable stance
A taboo against being seen actively engaging with Reform UK, even while wanting to understand the party, seems to be permeating the City.
German company develops innovative energy storage solutions using refurbished EV batteries
A German company is transforming used electric vehicle batteries into fridge-sized units designed for homes and businesses to store surplus solar and wind energy. This week, Voltfang, which translates to “catching volts,”
International Solar Alliance Cuba advances renewable energy initiatives for a sustainable transition
International Solar Alliance Cuba Accelerates Energy Transition The International Solar Alliance (ISA) Cuba has made significant strides in advancing Cuba’s energy transition by finalizing a comprehensive Framework Agreement with the Ministry of
Giorgia Meloni’s government opts for unproven nuclear technology advancements
Italian Government Considers Nuclear Energy Amid Renewable Project Delays The Italian government is contemplating a return to traditional nuclear power plant designs, amidst a significant backlog of renewable energy projects stalled by
DEME reaffirms annual targets after strong start to 2025
Belgian maritime services provider DEME has reported a strong start to 2025. With a turnover of 993 million euros in the first quarter, the company saw a 10 per cent increase compared
Localities, Rural Lawmakers Win in Halting Solar Siting Reform in Virginia
Advocates sought change to reach clean energy goals amid an uptick in local permit denials. RICHMOND, Va.—Last month, a couple of weeks before the end of the regular legislative session, Virginia lawmakers
Belgoprocess nuclear site gets world’s largest solar farm with micro-inverters
The world’s largest micro-inverter solar farm is being built at the NIRAS-Belgoprocess nuclear site in Dessel, Flanders. The first phase of the project is currently underway, with almost 4,000 solar panels being