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Why repowering is key to hitting the UK’s onshore wind targets
The UK government has decided to overturn its effective ban on new onshore wind farms, but clearer guidance on repowering will be key to reaching net zero.
TES and EWE to build 500MW green hydrogen electrolyser in Wilhelmshaven
The electrolyser will come online in 2028, with plans for an additional unit to eventually bring the total capacity to 1GW.
Renewable power growth to double over next five years – IEA
The global energy crisis is turbocharging the energy transition, with the world set to add as much renewable power in the next five years as it did in the past 20, according to a new International Energy Agency report.
Emergency EU energy measures held hostage by gas price cap dispute
EU energy ministers will try again on 13 December to overcome deep divisions over a proposal to cap the wholesale price of natural gas.
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Opinion: Why transport emissions remain the elephant in the room
Electric vehicles are not the silver bullet to transport emissions.
Weekly data: How one field has transformed Norway’s oil fortunes
Norwegian oil output is set to increase 13% next year – despite calls to wind down production to reach net zero by 2050.
How much is the UK government really spending on its new insulation plans?
Recent government announcements of new funding for insulation suggest the UK is finally starting to take energy efficiency seriously – but how significant are the new plans in light of past failures?
New ABB software cuts green hydrogen production cost by 20%
ABB’s Ability OPTIMAX system cuts production costs by serving each aspect of a hydrogen plant’s lifecycle, from simulation at design and engineering phases to real-time visualisation and monitoring when in operation.
EV manufacturers increasingly turning to solid-state batteries – Appleyard Lees
Patent filings for Li-ion battery technology are plateauing while filings in solid-state innovation continue to rise rapidly, according to research from Appleyard Lees.