Global offshore wind installation has increased by 47% during 2020. According to the Offshore Wind Project Intelligence report published by the British wind energy trade body, the total capacity of offshore wind projects worldwide that […]
UK government has set a target to aim to supply all of the residential electricity needs by offshore wind until 2030. This target has been set under the “Build Back Greener plan” under the present […]
The floating battery storage system can play a key role in the rapid expansion of offshore renewables including offshore solar and wind. Due to the intermittent nature of these renewable power generations, floating battery storage […]
Ever heard of the instability of renewables power production, due to weather conditions? Well yes, that’s a disadvantage of renewables, especially Solar & Wind, but there is a solution that a union of Norwegian companies, […]
Offshore floating solar panels are slowly reaching the ground-mounted panels in LCOE and in the north sea alone by 2050 it will house around 10 GW of offshore floating pv. According to Norwegian consultancy group […]
Wind power is the most used way of sustainable energy production in the offshores. But a Renewable Energy Strategy unveiled by the European Commission shows potential funding spots that could support ocean-based solar development. According […]
Ever heard of instability of renewables power production, due to weather conditions? Well yes, that’s a disadvantages of renewables, especially Solar & Wind, but there is a solution that a union of Norwegian companies, lead […]
In the first part of this bipartite article, we touched upon the effects and post-pandemic management by countries in the renewable energy sector. We also gave a holistic perspective about the changes in the renewable […]
The global weighted average of the Levelized Cost of Electricity (LCOE) from utility-scale renewable power generation has experienced a decline during the past decade. This decline was sharper for the solar photovoltaic (solar PV) than […]
It’s just a matter of when that a $20bn Long-distance power cables taking Solar Electricity in Darwin, Australia to consumers in Singapore and Indonesia !!! This will “stretch” the technology for transmission technology, but is […]
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