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Enel Green Power has announced the completion of two new solar farms in Chile and the final stage of another. With a combined installed capacity

Construction has commenced on four new solar farms in the Pacific island countries of Kiribati, Fiji, Tuvalu and Vanuatu; financed under the Abu Dhabi Fund

Alex Chong,  Technical Sales Consultant at Energy Matters’ sister company Apollo Energy, recently again travelled to Papua New Guinea to assist with the installation of

The USA’s 43 year old Vermont Yankee nuclear power station has stopped generating electricity as the state moves toward a cleaner and safer energy future.

2014 is the first year renewable energy has been the major source in Germany’s electricity generation mix. According to preliminary surveys by the German Association

Generous subsidies and a substantial reduction in the cost of battery based energy storage has seen uptake by Germany’s solar households pick up pace. According

The second phase expansion of the IND Solar Farm at Indianapolis International Airport (IND) is now fully operational. Comprising 32,100 solar panels on trackers, this

RES Canada recently announced it has been selected to provide 147.2 megawatts of wind power to Hydro-Québec. RES Canada, part of the RES Group, was

Kyocera Corporation recently announced it had established a joint venture to develop and operate a 13.4-megawatt  floating solar power plant on the Yamakura Dam reservoir,

The World Bank has approved a US$130 million credit facility to help address energy shortages in Nepal. Despite Nepal having no reserves of gas, coal