Can artificial intelligence help renewables surge on the demand-side?
Industry
This article is the second of a three-part series on how artificial intelligence is already shaping the global energy system
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Statkraft unveils billion-dollar renewables investment
Environment
Norway’s state-owned electricity provider, Statkraft, says it will invest US$1.23 billion by 2025 to globally generate 6 gigawatts of onshore
Chinese panels to boost Irish solar sector
Environment
The decision by the European Union to scrap restrictions on Chinese solar imports will stimulate Ireland’s renewable sector, according to
World’s largest offshore wind farm off UK
Environment
The world’s largest operational offshore wind farm has opened on the west coast of England in Cumbria, 20km from the
Polish reforms may backfire: NGOs
Environment
Poland’s environmental reforms could prove counterproductive in one of Europe’s most polluted countries, according to environmental groups. The Energy Ministry
Greece eyes energy reform: minister
Industry
Greece is attempting to move away from its heavy dependence on coal as George Stathakis, the minister of environment and
Ireland to ditch fossil-fuel funds
Policy
Ireland will become the world’s first country to sell off its investments in fossil-fuel firms, after a bill was passed
Total buys renewable firm
Transmission
French oil and gas giant Total has completed the acquisition of a 73-per-cent stake in gas and renewable power provider
Equinor buys Danish trading firm
Transmission
Norwegian energy giant Equinor says it has agreed to take over a Danish energy trading company, Danske Commodities, as it
German renewables grow 9%: Eon
Environment
Germany produced enough renewable energy in the first half of this year to power all its household in the country
Will U.S.-China rivalry hasten the energy transition?
Opinion
The energy world changes rapidly. Technology, social and economic patterns, emergence of new sources, and depletion of old ones can
Norway signs $95m Argentina solar deal
Environment
Norwegian state-controlled oil and gas giant Equinor says it has bought 50 per cent of an Argentinian solar farm capable
Biblical proportions: the Pope, Paris, and energy justice
Environment
Since his ascension in 2013, Pope Francis has rebelliously wielded the power of the papacy in new and groundbreaking ways.
Siemens to use ammonia in battery study
Storage
A chemical compound used to increase crop yields could help boost battery efficiency as German manufacturing giant Siemens looks to
Spain, Italy demand tough renewable target
Policy
New governments in Spain and Italy are backing tougher 2030 renewable energy targets amid ongoing EU talks. Energy ministers met