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Innovative PPA with Energi Danmark will enable clean electrical power supply for a group of 12 corporates

Renewable resource manufacturer Enefit Green AS (TAL: EGR1T) revealed today it has actually taken the last financial investment decision (FID) on the 74-MW Sopi solar project at home in Estonia, with strategies to commission the facility in 2025.

Hive Hydrogen and Linde plc have actually collaborated to establish the "world's biggest green ammonia export plant" in Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa, that will certainly have a 780,000 ton/year production capacity.

Deal covers clean fuel products from Oracle's project in Pakistan

The bargain comes with a 160MW pipeline of new solar projects

The globe's very first dynamic green power-to-ammonia plant, a 10-MW Power-to-X (PtX) demonstration project in Denmark, is expected to commence production at the start of following year.

Elements Green shines bright in Germany with a massive solar-plus-storage project set to power thousands of homes and millions of people. Watch out for their green energy revolution!

The government of the Brazilian state of Piaui recently authorized numerous agreements to establish green hydrogen generation projects backed by new solar energy plants.

Iberdrola issued a €1 billion green hybrid bond to refinance a 2026 hybrid maturity, drawing strong demand and reinforcing its balance sheet for grid-green capex.

Shell will offtake about 75% of a 230-MW German solar plant to power its 100-MW Refhyne II PEM electrolyser, tightening the link between renewables and green hydrogen.

The Queensland federal government in Australia launched a draft costs that legislates an 80% renewable resource target by 2035 and sets an objective to transform the state's coal-fired power stations into clean energy hubs.

Netherlands-based Battolyser Systems is planning to develop a factory to make an integrated battery and electrolyser for the manufacturing of green hydrogen at the port of Rotterdam with an annual capacity of 1 GW.

Acciona Energia has actually struck bargains for multiple green hydrogen centers, one with state-owned Australian energy company Stanwell Corporation as well as a joint venture with United States company Plug Power Inc. to establish multiple manufacturing sites across Spain and Portugal.

Germany's Thyssenkrupp Nucera AG & Co KGaA has been selected to provide electrolysers for a 2.2-GW hydrogen-to-ammonia manufacturing project in northwest Saudi Arabia, which got to economic closing last week.

Vietnamese advocates of solar power have begun a "Million Green Homes" project, aimed at spreading the use of solar power in the country instead of coal and other fossil fuels.