by Emilia Lardizabal | Jan 14, 2025
The Gestore Servizi Energetici (GSE) launched the new Energy Release program, active from November 14 until February 14, through which Italian industries can apply to receive 69 TWh of electricity backed at a rate of 65 euros/MWh. Mary Polovtseva, Renewable Policy Analyst, analyzes the program’s impact on the industry, PPA markets, and Guarantees of Origin markets.
by Lucia Colaluce | Jan 14, 2025
The UK celebrated the end of coal as an energy source in 2024, alongside wind power surpassing gas for the first time in history. With 58% of electricity generated from clean sources, the country is progressing towards its goal of net-zero emissions by 2025.
by Milena Giorgi | Jan 13, 2025
The company projects a global market of 400,000 MW for its PV-bos patent, which combines adaptable bifacial panels and containerized inverters. This model optimizes efficiency by using seawater as a natural coolant and features a scalable modular design.
by Milena Giorgi | Jan 13, 2025
With a projected capacity of 2 GW by 2030, the government takes a crucial step toward the auction with the approval of the Offshore Renewable Energy Affection Plan. Experts celebrate the initiative and highlight challenges related to financing, sustainability, and the integration of existing technologies.
by Lucia Colaluce | Jan 13, 2025
The Federal Network Agency reports that in 2024, Germany’s installed renewable energy capacity increased by nearly 20 gigawatts, reaching a total of 190 GW, a 12% growth from the previous year. Solar and wind energy played a key role in this progress.
by Lucia Colaluce | Jan 13, 2025
In 2024, wind energy accounted for 20% of Europe’s electricity generation, yet progress towards 2030 targets remains stalled. With only 13 GW installed last year—far below the required 30 GW annually—the sector faces challenges related to permits, grid connections, and electrification.
January 14, 2025Italy boosts industry with “Energy Release”: renewable energy at €65/MWh and up to 5.5 GW of new capacity.
