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Fortescue Metals Group has abandoned its Uaroo Renewable Energy Hub plans. Read on to find out why, and the implications for the company's decarbonisation strategy. Discover what the EPA's role was in the cancellation of the project.

Experience the future of green energy: Siemens Energy and Air Liquide have joined forces to establish an electrolyser gigafactory in Germany, boasting 1GW of capacity with plans to expand to 3GW by 2025. With the potential to produce 300,000 metric tons of green hydrogen annually, the facility is helping make global green energy goals a reality.

Samsung C&T Corp. has signed an MoU to develop a mega-scale complex for renewable energy, battery storage, hydrogen production, and more in Australia. Discover the potential of this ambitious project with Samsung's commitment to 100% renewables.

Kyon Energy and Obton have joined forces to create a 195 MW battery energy storage portfolio. The projects, located across Germany, are set to revolutionize the energy landscape and total investment is estimated at high 3-digit million euro sum.

Soltec and CIP have joined forces to drive the green transition in Denmark, selling 850 MW of early-stage solar projects to CIP's Energy Transition Fund I. The projects span Denmark, with most located in the Jutland region, allowing both parties to participate in the booming Power-to-X industry.

Luxcara and Bayerische Landesbank shine bright with 316MW solar portfolio in Denmark, a major step towards a sustainable future in Northern Europe.

Energy Vault to deploy cutting-edge battery storage systems at Australian solar complex, boosting renewable energy infrastructure with Siemens technology.

Oceans of Energy launches groundbreaking NS3 floating solar farm in Belgium, showcasing efficiency and innovation in offshore renewable energy projects.

The Philippine government has actually awarded 6 contracts to Blueleaf Energy and neighborhood developer SunAsia Energy Inc for the building and also procedure of floating solar parks on the water surface of Laguna Lake with an integrated capacity of 610.5 MW.

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) has unveiled plans to build an enormous green hydrogen manufacturing complex in South Australia's Eyre Peninsula underpinned by roughly 14 GW of solar and wind generation.