The Golden Buckle Solar Project will produce up to 500 GWh per year, with most of the energy produced to be sold to Target Corp.
Here’s a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news, including a hydrogen partnership between Exxon Mobil and Technip Energies and a ramp up in production from green hydrogen producer Linde Plc.
The EU's ban on Russian refined products will begin Feb. 5 with Russia saying it will unbalance markets.
Last week, Smith had resigned from Capricorn Energy amidst plans for a merger with NewMed.
In 2022, Europe raced to fill gas storage with LNG imports; now its focus must turn to next year’s winter, top executives at Commonwealth LNG and Chesapeake Energy said Feb. 1 during a panel discussion at the NAPE summit in Houston.
Policymakers should underpin future demand reduction targets by encouraging a structural shift away from gas, says Bruegel.
Amid differences with Baghdad, TotalEnergies has asked its foreign employees in Iraq to leave the country and local staff to work from home.
British and Dutch wholesale gas prices were mixed on Feb. 2 on cold weather forecasts, reduction in gas storage and Norway outage, although strong flows of LNG were lending some support.
Spain and France have agreed to explore the possibility to build a pipeline to ship green hydrogen between Barcelona and Marseille.
The British company's record earnings, which more than doubled from a year earlier, mirror those reported by U.S. rivals earlier this week and are certain to intensify pressure on governments to further raise taxes on the sector.