Azerbaijan and China have signed a series of landmark renewable energy agreements, including solar, wind, and offshore projects. These deals mark a major step in Azerbaijan’s green energy strategy, boost its energy export potential, and deepen its strategic partnership with the PRC.
New technologies like tidal kites in the Faroe Islands, agrivoltaics in Chile, and e-methanol in Denmark are reshaping the future of renewable energy. Explore the trends and hidden innovations driving global sustainability.
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen signals Denmark may lift its nuclear energy ban as the country reevaluates its green strategy in light of global energy challenges.
TotalEnergies submitted H2 Magallanes for environmental review — a $16 billion wind-powered hydrogen and ammonia plant in Chile’s Magallanes Region.
Spain’s energy minister confirms a third grid disturbance occurred just 19 seconds before the April 28 blackout that affected Spain, Portugal, and southern France.
Romania and the U.S. have reinforced their strategic energy alliance with new projects in nuclear, gas, and solar power, aiming to secure a clean and affordable future.
Goldman Sachs warns that Spain must overhaul its energy strategy following the April 28 blackout, putting billions in green and tech investments at risk.
A new report warns that Spain’s plan to shut down all nuclear plants by 2032 could raise energy prices by 36%, cost 30,000 jobs, and compromise grid stability.
Beatriz Corredor, President of Redeia, dismisses claims that renewables triggered the Iberian blackout and defends Spain’s electric grid as “exemplary.” She urges policymakers not to politicize the energy mix or undermine renewables.
British Gas warns 12,000 households to replace outdated RTS meters before June, or risk higher electricity bills. Smart meters offer a modern solution, but time is running out.