Politics for greater energy efficiency
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Europe’s output of renewable energy reached record highs, prompting some energy specialists to forecast that Europe is about to make significant strides in the production …
Is the conflict in Ukraine accelerating Europe’s switch to renewable energy? Read More
Due to “chaotic” supply chains and increasing costs, wind and solar power prices have climbed by 30 percent in major international markets over the last year. It’s impacted everything from …
Renewable energy costs skyrocket as the Ukraine conflict serves as the sector’s “final straw.” Read More
According to analysts and E.U. officials, the Russian invasion of Ukraine is anticipated to ratchet up the urgency of Europe’s attempts to break its reliance on Russian oil and gas, …
Will Russia encourage or impede Europe’s transition to renewable energy? Read More
The West’s economic reprisal for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has been unprecedented Russia has invaded Ukrainian territory. As a result, Western countries and their allies have placed more stringent sanctions …
The immediate impact of the conflict in Ukraine on Europe’s energy supply Read More
Chigirin project has secured a feed-in-tariff payment and is expected to deliver about 64GWh annually [Image: Unsplash/Sungrow] Scatec has grid connected and started commercial operation of a 55MW solar farm …
Scatec starts up 55MW Ukraine solar Read More
The Progressovka project is located in the Mykolayiv region of the country [Image: Scatec] Oslo-listed renewables developer Scatec has grid connected and started commercial operations at a 148MW solar farm …
Scatec pops cork at 148MW Ukraine solar Read More
First lithium-ion system has been launched at the Zaporizhzhya power plant in the city of Energodar [Image: DTEK] DTEK has officially launched the first lithium-ion energy storage system in Ukraine. …
DTEK pilots energy storage in Ukraine Read More