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A 100% renewable India: can it be done?
Research carried out at the University of Technology (LUT) in Finland has found that India will have the capacity to operate on a fully renewable electricity system by 2050. It’s...
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Can the world’s biggest wave project turn the tide for the technology?
Wello is delivering its wave energy converter, the Penguin, to Bali to help provide emission-free power. The project will be the largest in the world, but will it succeed where...
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Future Power Technology – Issue 97
In this issue: China’s carbon trading scheme, investing in Indian solar, Bali’s big wave energy, Shell moves into renewables, 3D tech for wind farms, flexible electricity models, and more.
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GridBeyond CEO Michael Phelan on the T-4 capacity auction
Analysts believe the recent T-4 energy supply auction represents a seismic shift in National Grid’s attitude to capacity, one that increasingly values flexibility and balance over power delivery to the...
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March’s top news stories
EBRD agreed a loan for three solar plants in the Vinnitsa region, AGL carried out maintenance of the coal-fired Bayswater power station. Power-technology.com wraps up key headlines from March 2018.
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The road to 100GW: lighting up India with solar power
The European Investment Bank has invested $400m in solar power in India. Many businesses are already finding rooftop installations cheaper than the grid, and roll-out projects are in the works...
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Step change: Bringing 3D visualisation into wind turbine inspection
Earlier this year, it was announced that subsea technology start-up Rovco had secured Innovate UK funding to help develop a 3D visualisation system. The technology promises to drastically improve upon...
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Li Shuo of Greenpeace East Asia discusses China’s carbon trading scheme
China is to implement the world’s largest carbon trading mechanism to regulate 3.3 billion metric tonnes of emissions, dwarfing the EU’s Cap and Trade scheme. Julian Turner asks Li Shuo,...
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Origami Energy: upending the idea of energy as a commodity
Energy technology platform provider Origami Energy has referred to the traditional model of selling power as a commodity rather than a service as a turkey voting for Christmas. Patrick Kingsland...
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Shell moves into renewables: big splash or a dip in the water?
Shell is diversifying its approach to energy, adopting a greater portfolio of renewables in the UK and around the world. Is the oil giant set to become a big player...
