U.S. corporate sector emerges as source of rapid demand growth for renewables by Released | Oct 20, 2020 More than any other country, the United States has a growing portion of new renewable energy projects being built to meet demand coming directly from corporations.
ConocoPhillips and Concho Resources to combine their assets in $60b merger by Kali Persall | Oct 19, 2020 ConocoPhillips and Concho Resources have agreed to merge their companies in an all-stock transaction to create a company with an approximately $60 billion enterprise value.
Hydrogen alliance formed for sector boom by Andrea Zander | Oct 16, 2020 The Western States Hydrogen Alliance (WSHA) has been launched by members of the hydrogen and fuel cell industry.
Greenbacker Capital expands further into California power optimization sector by Released | Oct 15, 2020 Greenbacker Renewable Energy Co. has purchased the rights to Rodeo Energy Storage.
Clean technologies are paving the way forward post-pandemic by Kali Persall | Oct 14, 2020 Clean technologies such as green hydrogen and electric vehicles could be the answer to helping the European Union’s economies rebound from the coronavirus pandemic.
Invito Energy launches $20m Permian Basin fund by Andrea Zander | Oct 14, 2020 Invito Energy Partners (IEP), an energy investment management firm, has launched a $20 million private energy fund.
House bill seeks to establish U.S. quantum technology network by Mike Consol | Oct 12, 2020 Few emerging technologies hold as much promise as quantum computing and its related technologies.
China’s carbon neutrality bill could hit more than $5t by Released | Oct 9, 2020 Wood Mackenzie’s latest analysis shows more than $5 trillion of investments would be needed for China to reach its pathway for carbon-neutrality by 2060.
Battery energy storage system market to top $12b by 2025 by Kali Persall | Oct 6, 2020 The battery energy storage system market is expected to grow exponentially over the next five years.
Macquarie, Siemens launch energy-as-a-service JV by Kali Persall | Oct 5, 2020 Macquarie’s Green Investment Group (GIG) and Siemens’ smart infrastructure and financial services groups have formed a joint venture that will invest in the U.S. onsite energy as a service (EaaS) sector.