The European Commission has approved an Important Project of Common European interest ('IPCEI') jointly submitted by Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Poland and Sweden to support research and innovation in the common European priority area of batteries.
The transition to climate neutrality, including clean and low-emission mobility, will offer significant opportunities for economic growth, job creation and technological development. The demand for batteries is therefore expected to grow very rapidly in the coming years. The European Commission launched a European Battery Alliance with interested Member States and industry at the end of 2017 and adopted a strategic action plan for ...
In less than 10 years, renewable energy will overtake nuclear power in France 
Australia, Saudi Arabia and especially the USA give cause for great concern with their low to very low performance in emissions and renewable energy development as well as climate policy 
Mainstream Renewable Power has placed a 185 MW order for the Cerro Tigre wind farm, to be located in the Antofagasta region, in Chile. 
After Norwegian energy giant Equinor has already been involved in the first two projects, the company has now also announced its entry into the third Baltyk project. 
The agreement will reinforce their long-term partnership and will result in Nexans having the opportunity to provide up to 1,000 km of subsea high voltage export cables for Ørsted’s offshore wind farms in North America. ...
GE Renewable Energy announced today that it has been selected by Holmen as the wind turbine supplier for the 143 MW Blåbergsliden wind farm, Sweden. 
The new cable will change offshore connectivity 
In the letter three CEOs congratulate Dr. Ursula von der Leyen with her inauguration as President of the European Commission and express their best wishes for a successful mandate. 
Equinor signs an agreement with Prysmian for the supply of inter-array cables for the Empire Wind project 
The turbine works here near the French Atlantic coast on an 11m high tilting mast.