The Dutch solar grid is vulnerable to cyber attacks, according to a recent study. Secura, a cybersecurity firm, analyzed hacker forums on the dark web over a six-month research period and found that the Netherlands’ solar infrastructure faces the most common threats. Following interviews with experts, particularly in the energy sector, the research revealed that […]
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The US has announced its withdrawal from the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP), an initiative to support developing countries to transition from coal to clean energy. With the Donald Trump administration’s decision to halt international climate funding, countries such as South Africa, Indonesia and Vietnam will have to continue their projects without US support. The […]
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A quarry in Biel, Switzerland, uses the world’s largest electric vehicle, a 110-ton dump truck, to transport lime and marl stones from the mountain to the cement factory. And it does it without using any energy. But how is this possible? The 45-ton eDumper climbs up a 13% slope to pick up 65 tons of […]
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Australian state of New South Wales to sign 14 GWh long-term energy storage contract Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) Services has announced that nearly 14 GWh of long-term energy storage (LDES) projects have been successful in the latest competitive auction under the New South Wales Roadmap. A total of 1.03 GW/13.79 GWh was allocated for […]
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Phase 1 (200MW/400MWh) of the 2-phase project started commercial operation today. A further 100 MW will be added in 2026, bringing the total to 300 MW/600 MWh. The total capacity of this project is equivalent to powering 3.1 million homes in Scotland for 2 hours (there are 2,509,300 homes in Scotland). When completed, the project […]
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The UK government has announced that offshore wind turbines will be painted black to minimize bird collisions. The work, led by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), aims to reduce collision fatalities by making turbines more visible to birds. A study conducted in Norway in 2020 found that painting turbine blades black […]
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GoodWe has officially partnered with Solární Asociace, reinforcing its dedication to advancing solar energy solutions in the Czech Republic. This strategic collaboration aims to support the growth of the photovoltaic industry, foster knowledge sharing, and contribute to a more sustainable energy future. By joining Solární Asociace, GoodWe strengthens its role in shaping the future of […]
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Prysmian has officially commenced offshore installation for the Tyrrhenian Link, utilizing its state-of-the-art cable-laying vessel, Leonardo da Vinci. This groundbreaking project sets a new industry record as the first High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) cable to be installed at a depth of 2,150 meters, establishing new benchmarks in offshore power transmission. The Tyrrhenian Link is […]
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Electricity prices in Europe vary greatly from country to country. In Northern Europe, cities such as Oslo, Helsinki and Stockholm have the most affordable electricity, thanks to abundant renewable energy sources, strong grid infrastructure and stable energy policies. In these cities, electricity prices are low in absolute terms and even more favorable when adjusted for […]
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In China’s Shandong Province, the world’s first gigawatt-scale offshore solar power plant has been successfully connected to the grid. At the end of last year, the first solar panels off the coast of the city of Dongying, 8 kilometers off the coast, began generating electricity. With a capacity of 1 GW and a capacity factor […]
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