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28 March 2019
Asia-Pacific set to dominate nuclear steam generator market to 2026
The global market for steam generators for nuclear power is expected to have an aggregate market value of $10.68bn during the period 2019-2026, as compared to $9.54bn during the period...
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28 March 2019
China considers how to support solar beyond subsidies
Last year, on 31May 2018, China announced departure from its ambitious photovoltaic (PV) installation targets, shaking the industry around the world.
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27 March 2019
Canada announces first unsubsidised solar parks
The Canadian province of Alberta has announced two unsubsidised solar parks with a combined capacity of 57 megawatt peak (MWp).
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27 March 2019
Abu Dhabi moves to unify UAE utility production
Arguably the most significant reform is the creation of the Ewec, a new public shareholding entity established to unify production and supply of power and water across Abu Dhabi and...
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27 March 2019
The Middle East gets to work on renewable projects
The global installation of renewable energy projects was more than double the installation of conventional thermal power plants in 2017
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18 March 2019
Netherlands energy security is a likely cause for concern by 2030
The Dutch need to effectively balance their retiring power generation fleet with the proper baseload capacity.
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15 March 2019
Siemens Gamesa poised for growth after posting upbeat Q1 results
Overall wind turbine sales for Siemens Gamesa increased by 7% to reach 2.1 GW in Q1 2019.
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13 March 2019
Saudi Arabia launches prequalification for seven solar projects
Saudi Arabia has invited developers to submit prequalification documents for seven solar projects will generate over 1.5GW of power.
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12 March 2019
3D printing and the power industry: How technology is transforming the sector
3D printing or “additive manufacturing” is the process of joining materials to make objects from three-dimensional model data, usually layer upon layer. In 2017 the 3D printing industry was worth...
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27 February 2019
Riyadh sets out its stall as a global renewables hub
To reduce dependence on hydrocarbons for power production, the aim is for renewables, supported by nuclear power, to meet the future demand for power.