The green hydrogen market has seen plenty of stumbles ever since innovators, investors, and governments began exploring the idea of deploying renewable electricity to push hydrogen gas from water instead of extracting it from natural gas or coal. Nevertheless, interest runs high especially in Europe, where a domestic green hydrogen … [continued]
Advocates for Ukraine’s green energy transition had their case underscored by the latest barrage of Russian missiles.
Ukraine leans on renewable energy to make its case for European Union integration, but other EU states also want a piece of the action.
Ukraine’s green recovery is sprawling in all different directions including wind, solar, green hydrogen, and biomethane.
Sadly, Ukraine is still suffering tremendously from Russia’s ill-fated, cruel, inhumane, and illogical invasion of its borders. The people of Ukraine are still fighting for their own survival as a country, and many have of course died in the fight. They need all the help they can get, including electricity … [continued]
In a potentially major boost to Ukraine’s energy independence, the operational solar capacity in the country is expected to hit 1,000 megawatts (1 gigawatt) by the end of this year.
Two Chinese companies are planning to revive the nuclear disaster site of Chernobyl by setting up a large solar power park.
RenewEconomy. Sophie Vorrath. The global utility-scale solar market has clocked its fifth consecutive year of record growth, with newly released data showing total capacity has now reached 30.3GW, up from 21.5GW at the start of 2014. Figures released on Tuesday, along with the chart below, show that at the end … [continued]
The Ukrainian government will continue to support the solar energy feed-in-tariff program in Crimea, for the time being, regardless of the recent annexation of the region by Russia, according to predictions from the prominent lobby group European–Ukrainian Energy Agency (EUEA). While the decision isn’t down to the EUEA (of course), … [continued]
Following up on two articles about my tour of Activ Solar’s Perovo Solar Power Station in Crimea, Ukraine, below is a lengthy interview with the COO of Activ Solar* that I found particularly interesting and fun to conduct. Activ Solar is currently the 3rd-largest utility-scale solar developer in the world … [continued]
