Tag: renewable energy

Anaergia signs conditional contract to design & build biogas facility

Anaergia’s Singapore subsidiary has secured a CAD 40M conditional contract to design and construct the Jeju Bio Energy Biogas Plant in South Korea, which will convert 54,000 tons/year of organic waste into renewable energy by 2027.

Saavedra’s CREC secures USD 115M investment

Pertamina NRE acquires a 20% stake in CREC to expand renewable energy in Southeast Asia, supporting CREC’s "5GW in 5 years" roadmap.

South Korea to build largest hydrogen fuel cell power plant

South Korea is set to construct its largest hydrogen fuel cell power plant, the Gangdong Hydrogen Fuel Cell Power Plant, in Gyeongju, Gyeongsangbuk-do. With an investment of USD 550M, the plant will have a capacity of 107.9 MW, generating electricity for 270,000 households annually. Construction is slated to begin in March 2025, with the plant expected to be operational by March 2028. The project addresses critical energy deficits in industrial complexes and represents a pivotal move in South Korea’s energy transition.

Alleima expands power supply for the future

Alleima has been working on the reduction of carbon dioxide emissions by increasingly using fossil-free fuels

SANY Heavy Industry launch several pioneering products

A year ago, the United Nations (UN) released its 2023 Financing for Sustainable Development Report: Financing Sustainable Transformations, highlighting the pivotal role of green...

WTO works with Hainbuch on Smart Factory concept

Working together with Hainbuch, WTO has overcome the obstacles by performing a closely coordinated series of measurements and tests.

ENGIE and POSCO secure land block (Z1-02) from Hydrom

The consortium led by ENGIE and POSCO was awarded land block (Z1-02) by Hydrom. The concession block is located in Duqm. ENGIE and POSCO have...

DNV assists KEPCO to deliver wind power to South Korea

DNV is assisting KEPCO in the development of a long-term offshore power grid plan to deliver renewable offshore wind power to South Korea.

Power generation: no magic bullet

In an ideal world, the energy scarcity triggered by the war in Ukraine would serve as a wake-up call to accelerate the transition to renewable energy.

Where is renewable energy heading?

At the end of last year, an event occurred that is probably more important for renewable energy than various recent technological advances