International | EcoGeneration

Hero in waiting … the clean catalyst that can knock out coal

by EcoGen Editor | Feb 3, 2021 | For Consumers, Hydrogen, International, Projects, Renewables, Wind | 0 |

A clean source of heat has the potential to extend the lifetimes of the thermal plants that deliver stability in the grid.

Offshore wind and green hydrogen still expensive: Rystad

by EcoGen Editor | Jan 15, 2021 | Hydrogen, International, Projects, Renewables, Wind, Wind Projects | 0 |

Research shows green hydrogen produced by offshore wind will struggle to be competitive.

High hopes with concentrated solar power: All-Energy panel

by EcoGen Editor | Nov 20, 2020 | International, Projects, Renewables, Solar, Solar Projects, Storage | 0 |

An energy solution gaining ground around the world that combines generation with storage was profiled during a panel session for All-Energy 2020.

Greenbacks for greenery … venture capital hears the call for clean energy

by EcoGen Editor | Nov 17, 2020 | Australia, Climate, Electric Vehicles, For Consumers, Funding, International, International, Policy, PPAs, Projects, Pumped hydro, Renewables, Solar, Solar Projects, Storage, VPPs, Waste-to-energy, Wind, Wind Projects | 0 |

Climate-conscious venture capitalists are once again placing big bets on clean technology. Can they make money and protect the planet?

Bifacial shines as PV power booster in cloudy conditions

by EcoGen Editor | Sep 18, 2020 | Australia, For Installers, International, Projects, Renewables, Solar, Solar, Solar Projects | 0 |

US solar tracking company Alion Energy explains the results of research that shows how premium equipment can reap respectable yields from non-premium sites.

Why it doesn’t make economic sense to ignore climate change in our recovery from the pandemic

by EcoGen Editor | May 11, 2020 | Australia, Comment, For Consumers, Funding, International, Policy, Projects, Renewables | 0 |

We stand at a crossroads. If government stimulus packages around the world favour carbon-intensive practices and miss the moment to modernise and decarbonise, we will lock ourselves into a warming future.

Covid-19 infects global renewables outlook … zero growth in 2020, 10% fall in 2021: Rystad

by EcoGen Editor | Mar 30, 2020 | Australia, Funding, International, Projects, Renewables, Solar, Solar Projects, Wind, Wind Projects | 0 |

As populations around the world deal with the psychological and economic effects of the covid-19 epidemic the transition to renewable energy is expected to slow to a halt.

Tongwei moves on the world, one cell at a time

by EcoGen Editor | Feb 21, 2020 | Commercial, For Installers, International, Renewables, Solar, Solar, Solar Projects, Storage | 0 |

Crystalline silicon cell-manufacturer Tongwei Solar is pushing into automation to help it target rapid growth in offshore markets.

Offshore wind pushes 2019 renewables investment past 2018: BloombergNEF

by EcoGen Editor | Jan 17, 2020 | Funding, International, Policy, Projects, Renewables, Uncategorised | 0 |

A string of billion-dollar deals off coasts of mainland China and Taiwan, and in British, French and Dutch waters, made 2019 an all-time high for offshore wind.

China’s hydro giant tests the limits of PV integration

by EcoGen Editor | Jan 17, 2020 | Company Updates, International, Projects, Renewables, Solar, Solar, Solar Projects, Storage | 0 |

One of the world’s largest PV power plant operators, China’s HHDC, is pushing the R&D dial so that hybrid clean energy solutions can be understood and actioned.

Clean energy investment in developing nations slumps as financing in China slows: BNEF

by EcoGen Editor | Nov 26, 2019 | Funding, International, Projects, Renewables | 0 |

Developing nations are moving toward cleaner power but not nearly fast enough to limit global emissions or the consequences of climate change.

Australia, the natural energy exporter

by EcoGen Editor | Sep 16, 2019 | Australia, Comment, International, International, Policy, Projects, Renewables, Solar, Solar Projects, Wind, Wind Projects | 0 |

Australia can become a major renewable energy exporter while helping energy deficient countries in Asia to reduce their use of fossil fuels, writes Amar Rathore.