Wood Mackenzie recognizes JA Solar and Trinasolar as the only manufacturers maintaining leadership amid a global loss of $2.2 billion.
TotalEnergies retains operational control after divesting 50% of 424 MW of renewables to Asterion.
The company retires 711 MW of coal-fired power and begins reconversion of key infrastructure to operate with natural gas in the north of the country.
The hybrid agreement between EDP and Energa will make it possible to supply 600 GWh of renewable energy annually and avoid massive CO₂ emissions.
Renewable diesel, current engines and 40% coverage: Repsol activates its climate strategy without replacing the vehicle fleet.
Green finance will focus on strengthening key nodes to integrate wind and solar into the German power grid.
The facility will contribute to net-zero emissions targets by 2045, strengthening the infrastructure that enables more renewable energy to be integrated into the system.
Thames Water will cover 15% of its network with wind power thanks to a new contract signed with RWE.
Dynamic operations such as those implemented at Ramme could transform carbon-intensive industrial sectors and offer sustainable, local energy supply solutions.
The company plans to supply low-emission ammonia from the Blue Point Project, located in the USA.
The nuclear power plant resumes operation with an investment of 24.5 million euros and measures aimed at extending its useful life beyond 2027.
The acquired machinery will participate in the projects and will obtain a technical role in the execution of these projects.
