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The Hai Long project, located off the coast of Changhua, is consolidating its position as Taiwan’s largest offshore wind farm, with a total installed…

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Marinus Link starts up in 2026: what does this mega-connection mean for Australia?

José López · December 27, 2025

With 1,500 MW of capacity, Marinus Link will connect Tasmania and Victoria with a subway and subsea electrical and digital system.

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Australia moves ahead with 250 MW solar farm in Tasmania driven by farmers

Ruth Arteaga · December 26, 2025

The solar farm will supply 30,000 homes and will allow sheep to graze under the panels thanks to its agroforestry design.

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Western Green Energy Hub boosts green hydrogen in Western Australia

Ruth Arteaga · December 26, 2025

The WGEH will transform solar and wind energy into green hydrogen from indigenous lands in Western Australia for industrial use and export.

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Sarawak to export 1GW of green power to Singapore by 2032

Ruth Arteaga · December 26, 2025

It will be the first project in Asia-Pacific to connect power grids between countries via a submarine cable.

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OQAE drives the SuperESCO model in Oman with its first large-scale implementation

Ruth Arteaga · December 26, 2025

The project will save 22.5 GWh per year with no initial investment by the industries.

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Green hydrogen construction of Italian gigafactory underway

Ruth Arteaga · December 25, 2025

The new plant will have a capacity of 2 GW and positions De Nora as a European reference in the production of electrolyzers for…

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Woodside moves forward with construction of its ammonia plant in Texas

Ruth Arteaga · December 25, 2025

The ammonia plant will reduce 95% of its CO₂ emissions when it activates the carbon capture system in 2026.

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Light poles as a new alternative for charging electric vehicles

Ruth Arteaga · December 25, 2025

The streetlights allow faster charging by using municipal power lines, outperforming many commercial stations in efficiency.

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EWE awards compressors to produce hydrogen at Emden electrolyzer

José López · December 25, 2025

Boosting industrial production of green hydrogen by supplying compressors for one of Germany's largest electrolyzers

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Hai Long project prepares to achieve full grid connection next year

Marinus Link starts up in 2026: what does this mega-connection mean for Australia?

Australia moves ahead with 250 MW solar farm in Tasmania driven by farmers

Western Green Energy Hub boosts green hydrogen in Western Australia

Sarawak to export 1GW of green power to Singapore by 2032

OQAE drives the SuperESCO model in Oman with its first large-scale implementation

Green hydrogen construction of Italian gigafactory underway

Woodside moves forward with construction of its ammonia plant in Texas

Light poles as a new alternative for charging electric vehicles

EWE awards compressors to produce hydrogen at Emden electrolyzer