Wind Energy

Nuclear Grows Despite Fukushima Disaster

Energy Generation

Nuclear Grows Despite Fukushima Disaster

Nuclear power development across the globe continues to thrive despite the Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan. This is according to Mr Krill Komarov, Rosatom’s Deputy Director General for International Business and Development, who explains why nuclear development will never be completely phased out.

Outage Analysis-Human Nature or Chaotic Grids?

Energy Generation

Outage Analysis-Human Nature or Chaotic Grids?

In Engerati’s The Future of Transmission and Distribution: Adapting networks to the challenges of renewable and sustainable electricity generation, the authors analyze the cause of outages and how grid operators can control them better.

US Energy Security-Short Lived?

Energy Generation

US Energy Security-Short Lived?

The US is experiencing a domestic oil production boom which improves the country’s energy security, but for how long?

Fuel Cell Plant Installed in London Office Block

Energy Generation

Fuel Cell Plant Installed in London Office Block

The ultra-clean and efficient power-generating fuel cell system is being introduced to London, providing the city with clean-air and at the same time, supporting its carbon reduction targets.

Should the US Wind Power Industry Lose its Training Wheels?

Energy Generation

Should the US Wind Power Industry Lose its Training Wheels?

The US Production Tax Credit has been the lifeblood of the US’s wind energy industry for the last decade but congress may decide not to renew this subsidy. Is it time for this lifeline to be cut for good?

MENA Region’s Power Projects Need US$250bn

Energy Generation

MENA Region’s Power Projects Need US$250bn

The MENA region’s power sector needs a financial boost to support its growing population and infrastructure needs.

Is the UK Full Of Wind?

Energy Generation

Is the UK Full Of Wind?

As the UK and the global renewables sector celebrates the launch of the world’s largest offshore windfarm, the London Array, Tory energy minister John Hayes ruins the festivities by announcing that the UK has had enough of the “relentless march of onshore wind farms.”

Drought Hits Brazil’s Power Supply

Energy Generation

Drought Hits Brazil’s Power Supply

Brazil’s ongoing drought is forcing power operators to turn to thermoelectric power to safeguard its dwindling hydroelectric power plant water storage levels.

Puerto Rico’s Wind of Change

Energy Generation

Puerto Rico’s Wind of Change

Puerto Rico moves closer to its renewable energy targets as it begins to harness its available renewable energy sources.

Germany’s Energy Transformation Relies on Sluggish Grid Action Plan

Energy Generation

Germany’s Energy Transformation Relies on Sluggish Grid Action Plan

Germany’s ambitious energy transformation has the world’s attention but role-players will need to put plans in to action in order to meet fast-approaching energy targets. EU Energy Commissioner Guenther Oettinger recommends that Germany follows Spain’s example and forms one power network operator.

UK’s Power Shortage Looms

Energy Generation

UK’s Power Shortage Looms

The UK can expect power outages within three to four years if nothing is done to build new generating capacity.