Renewable Energy Newsletter

Winter 2022/23

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2023: The near future of Renewables

Almost 33% of the world's electricity is forecast to come from renewables by 2024.

BDO Global

The floating solar panels that track the Sun

The installation is among the first to combine floating solar panels with sun-tracking technology.

BBC

How to accelerate the prosecution of your UK patent application using the UK IPO Green Channel

The Intellectual Property Office UK (UK IPO) has a number of ways in which an applicant can accelerate the prosecution of their UK  patent application, one of which is the Green Channel service.

 Abel + Imray

EU Innovation Fund grants €108 million to RWE's waste-to-hydrogen project FUREC

The FUREC project aims to produce circular and green hydrogen from non-recyclable municipal solid waste in Limburg, the Netherlands.

RWE

India sets targets for green hydrogen use by some industries

India aims to end imports of ammonia-based fertiliser and replacing them with locally produced green ammonia-based soil nutrients by 2035.

Reuters.com

Double-sided solar panel breakthrough offers big boost for net-zero targets

Bifacial solar panels are able to generate up to 35% more electricity than one-sided solar panels as they are able to collect lights on both sides.

The Independent 

Fugro plots first remotely operated autonomous offshore wind farm inspection

Fugro are said to be carrying out an industry first as they plan to collect real-time data from the offshore wind farm using the company's remote operations centre in Aberdeen. 

Off Shore Energy

European Energy, partners prepare for pilot SAF production from 2024

A project has been launched that targets the production of sustainable aviation fuel at a pilot plant in Denmark from 2024.

Renewables Now

Solar energy from Sahara to power European homes via massive undersea cable

The 853 mile long cable will deliver 3000 MW of electricity to the European grid, powering households and heavy industry.

The Independent

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