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RenewableUK responds to Dieter Helm’s tidal lagoon comment
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RenewableUK responds to Dieter Helm’s tidal lagoon comment

Jennifer Webber, Renewable UK’s Director of External Affairs, has responded to the comment made by Oxford professor Dieter Helm on tidal lagoon projects. As announced earlier, in the paper ‘British energy policy – what happens next?’ Dieter Helm proposes to DECC to avoid supporting expensive project

about 11 years ago
Renewables associations call for better use of EU potentials
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Renewables associations call for better use of EU potentials

The renewables associations are calling for EU policy makers to ensure secure and sustainable energy future in line with the EU’s long-term climate commitments. The European Council’s guidance from last year for 2030 targets for renewable energy and energy efficiency falls far short of the EU’s pote

about 11 years ago
Carnegie Wave shortlisted for Sustania 100 award
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Carnegie Wave shortlisted for Sustania 100 award

Australian wave energy developer Carnegie Wave Energy has been selected in the Global Sustania 100, an annual international award that honours outstanding sustainability performance. Carnegie was selected for the Sustainia 100 shortlist from over 1.500 different sustainable projects from 151 countri

about 11 years ago
JBA Consulting assists Swansea tidal
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JBA Consulting assists Swansea tidal

JBA Consulting, an environmental engineering company, is supporting Tidal Lagoon Power in the development of Swansea Bay tidal lagoon project. JBA Consulting is supporting the project in the preparation of evidence for the discharge of the environmental Development Consent Order (DCO) and Marine Lic

about 11 years ago
Infographic: 100 percent transition to renewables by 2050
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Infographic: 100 percent transition to renewables by 2050

The Solutions Project has made an infographic estimating how the energy mix of UK, Canada, and USA would look like if it consisted of 100 percent of renewable sources by 2050. Aside from estimating the percentage of different renewable sources that would add up to 100 percent of clean electricity ge

about 11 years ago
Renewables organisations hail Swansea tidal approval
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Renewables organisations hail Swansea tidal approval

Regen SW, Renewable UK, and Ocean Energy Europe have welcomed the planning consent approval for the Swansea Bay tidal lagoon given by the UK Secretary of State. According to RenewableUK, not only could Swansea Bay lagoon save over 236.000 tonnes of carbon emissions each year but the construction of

about 11 years ago
Public to voice their opinion on Marine Spatial Plan
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Public to voice their opinion on Marine Spatial Plan

A consultation is being launched on a marine plan that will be used to guide development activities in the Pentland Firth and Orkney Waters, Scotland. The Marine Spatial Plan has been developed by a working group that includes Marine Scotland, Orkney Islands Council and Highland Council. It is an im

about 11 years ago
Satellites to cut costs for offshore renewables
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Satellites to cut costs for offshore renewables

Existing satellites applications can be used to provide solutions to offshore renewable energy industry challenges, and therefore drive down the cost of energy from offshore wind, wave and tide, according to ORE Catapult. The Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) and Satellite Applications (SatApps) Catap

about 11 years ago
IDDRI points out legal issues in ocean energy development
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IDDRI points out legal issues in ocean energy development

The Institute for Sustainable Development and International Relations (IDDRI) has issued a brief analysis of legal and regulatory challenges for the global development of ocean energy sector. The ‘Ocean energy: key legal issues and challenges’ identifies legal issues regarding the following themes o

about 11 years ago
CEFC: $2.3 bln available for clean energy projects
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CEFC: $2.3 bln available for clean energy projects

The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) has stated it has over $2.3 bln available for investment into clean energy projects. CEFC also stated that it is looking forward to increased certainty over Australian renewable energy target (RET) scheme in order to enable commercially-viable, proven, uti

about 11 years ago
SgurrEnergy forms partnerships for Chilean renewables
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SgurrEnergy forms partnerships for Chilean renewables

SgurrEnergy has teamed up with Coener and Mankuk to develop renewables opportunities in the Chilean market. This strategic move will see SgurrEnergy, a UK-based renewable energy consultancy, combine its global renewables expertise with the local knowledge and experience of new partners, Coener and M

about 11 years ago
Planet Ocean to represent Radac in UK and Ireland
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Planet Ocean to represent Radac in UK and Ireland

Planet Ocean has signed an exclusive representation agreement with Netherlands-based Radac. Radac, a Dutch company based in Delft that specializes in level, tide and wave monitoring, has developed the WaveGuide – a radar based system that monitors waves, tide and water levels. The agreement covers t

about 11 years ago
POWER-GEN Europe announces final keynote speakers
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POWER-GEN Europe announces final keynote speakers

POWER-GEN Europe, and its co-located event Renewable Energy World Europe, has announced Ineke Dezentjé Hamming-Bluemink and Marie Donnelly as final keynote speakers for the conference. Dezentjé was appointed president of FME, a Dutch employers’ association in the technology industry in 2011, and her

about 11 years ago
UK: £50 mln for renewables in developing countries
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UK: £50 mln for renewables in developing countries

The UK government has committed £50 million of existing funding to the Climate Development Finance Facility (CDFF) to help developing countries tackle climate change. The funding is aimed at reducing poverty by helping developing countries take up low carbon growth and adapt to the impacts of climat

about 11 years ago
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