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LIHI certifies two low-impact hydroelectric facilities
The Low Impact Hydropower Institute recently announced it had awarded low-impact certification status to two hydroelectric facilities: Source: Renewable Energy
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Freak weather events pose new risk to India's renewables goals
India’s ambitious plan to take the leadership position among nations as one of largest producers of renewable energy may have run into some unfavorable weather. Source: Renewable Energy
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The 150,000-square-meter sky bridge of Shanghai’s 'Rafael Gallery' will be covered in solar
Solar company Hanergy announced that its thin-film solar modules will cover the 150,000 square meter roof of the ‘Rafael Gallery’ located at a Tech City in Shanghai. Source: Renewable Energy
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Turkeler and RT Enerji choose supplier for five onshore wind farms in Turkey
Turkeler and RT Enerji have chosen GE Renewable Energy to supply equipment for five onshore wind farms being built in Turkey. Source: Renewable Energy
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Fantasy Energy League Draft follow-up: breaking down the first round
In late 2018, I put out the call to see how many fellow energy nerds I could gather to indulge me in combining my passion for energy analysis and clean power policy with my love of fantasy sports. By the end of January 2019, I had my cast of characters who somehow thought this idea…
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GE sells solar-business stake to BlackRock
General Electric Co. agreed to sell a majority stake in a solar-energy business to BlackRock Inc., giving the investment giant footing in a growing market as the ailing manufacturer shifts its focus elsewhere. Source: Renewable Energy
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Stay chilled: Lessons for district cooling from the Gulf Cooperation Council
Global demand for air-conditioning is projected to triple over the next 30 years, as the planet warms and urban populations grow, particularly in emerging markets. Meeting that demand will call for significant investments in new cooling infrastructure and the electrical generating capacity necessary to power it. Although traditional cooling technologies are expected to become more…
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AEP units looking to invest $2B in 1,500 MW of Oklahoma wind projects
The projects include a 999-MW wind facility being built north of Weatherford, a 287-MW wind facility being built southwest of Enid, and a 199-MW facility being built south of Alva. They are being developed by Invenergy. Source: Renewable Energy
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Shell to install ultrafast EV chargers in the Netherlands in e-mobility push
Global infrastructure services firm AECOM said that Shell Retail has hired it to deliver ultrafast electrical vehicle (EV) chargers across the Netherlands. A total of 200 fast chargers – under the brand name Shell Recharge – will be available at Shell forecourts (filling stations). Source: Renewable Energy
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Minnesota utilities weigh energy storage as substitute for peaker plants
Gas peaker plants may be among the first casualties of a new Minnesota law requiring utilities to include energy storage as part of their long-range plans. Source: Renewable Energy