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GE's Power Business Marks `Ground Zero' as Market Awaits Rebuild
General Electric Co. is set to close out one of its worst years since the financial crisis, and 2019 may be another precarious one. Source: Renewable Energy
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IHA releases new sustainability guidelines to define good practice for hydropower
The Hydropower Sustainability Guidelines on Good International Industry Practice, released yesterday, present a definition of the processes and outcomes relating to good international practice in the hydropower sector. Source: Renewable Energy
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Siemens Gamesa Signs Second Russia Wind Deal with Enel
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy has won an order from Enel Russia for 201 MW of wind turbines. Source: Renewable Energy
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Scientists Say Blockchain ‘Delivering on Energy Promises’
One of the first unbiased, major comprehensive reviews of blockchain has concluded that the technology is “actually delivering on its promises in a number of areas directly related to energy”. Source: Renewable Energy
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DNV GL Launches Mobile Solar PV Laboratory in India
Advisory and certification company DNV GL has launched a new mobile laboratory service for the onsite testing of PV modules in India. Source: Renewable Energy
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Geothermal-powered Italian Town Asks Why Populists Are Abandoning It
Italy’s Five Star Movement used to rave about towns like Montieri, a village in the verdant Tuscan foothills that burns little coal or natural gas. Instead, the local power plant harnesses steam rising naturally from hot springs deep underground to generate electricity. Source: Renewable Energy
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South Africa's Eskom Facing `Death Spiral' Driven by Distributed Solar Energy
Bloated by debt, bled by corruption and battered by structurally declining sales, South African power utility Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd. is facing what’s known in the industry as a “death spiral.” Source: Renewable Energy
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Trump’s Solar Tariffs Blamed for 15 Percent Decline in Large-Scale Solar Installations in Q3 2018
On Thursday, Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables and the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) reported results of their analysis of U.S. solar installations in the third quarter of 2018. While large-scale solar installations fell, the residential market continued to stabilize after falling in 2017, said the analysts. Overall, they said they expect 2018 growth to…
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Mercedes-Benz Signs PPA with Statkraft for 46 MW of Unsubsidized Wind Power Capacity
This week Mercedes-Benz Cars together with Statkraft announced that it is taking the first step on the road to realizing a CO2-neutral energy supply for its German plants. Source: Renewable Energy
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Report: Smart Grid Upgrades Offer Less Risk, More Flexibility than Power Lines
A decade ago, Maine regulators faced dueling proposals to meet projected load growth north of Portland: upgrade a long-distance transmission line to carry more power, or strategically install batteries and distributed generation. Source: Renewable Energy