SaskPower selects Lyuhána Solar LP to construct and operate Saskatchewa's largest solar facility near Estevan.
This partnership, which includes Greenwood Sustainable Infrastructure, Saturn Power, and Ocean Man First Nation, aims to generate 100 megawatts of emissions-free power, enough to supply around 25,000 homes.
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This has been the first time in Pakistan, that an entity has managed to attract such nature of bids for renewable projects, resulting in a big milestone for the country. This also is a testament towards the comfort that investors place in working with KE and endorses the company’s credibility as a very good credit and paymaster, having a great potential to attract investment into the country. The success of these Projects would have a lasting impact in changing the energy landscape of the country towards sustainable and low-cost power generation sources. The response received thus far further endorse privatization, and its potential to attract investment across the power value chain
Chief Financial Officer K-Electric, Chairman K-Solar and Board member KEVCL
Alhamdulillah! I'm excited to share some fantastic news: K-Electric has secured 15 bids for our 150 MW Bela & Winder projects. This milestone is a huge step forward in our journey towards achieving 30% renewable energy by 2030.
This isn't just about hitting targets—it's a testament to the strong confidence investors have in KE and our reputation as a trusted business partner. We're not only working towards a sustainable future but also committed to making electricity more accessible and affordable for our community.
By investing in renewable energy, we're ensuring that cleaner, more reliable power is available to everyone. Together, we are paving the way for a brighter, greener future for all.
#Sustainability#RenewableEnergy#KElectric#CleanEnergy#InvestorConfidence#AffordableEnergy#GreenFuture
🔋 The Zambian government is championing solar energy to support SMEs in overcoming power disruptions. Explore how this initiative, led by Hon. Elias Mubanga, is promoting sustainable growth and reliable energy solutions for small businesses.
Read more about this transformative effort. https://lnkd.in/dPU-WdX7#SolarEnergy#SMEs#SustainableGrowth
These are great projects for Geothermal Development Company - CeraPhi Energy to be involved with and to help deliver. Our relationship with this part of Yorkshire began last year with the first of its kind proof of concept project backed by the Net Zero Technology Centre , that saw #CeraPhi take over a former KMA shale gas wells on the Third Energy site at Kirby Misperton in the Ryedale valley and over a six months period of repurposing and testing, prove conclusively that depleted former oil and gas wells can be used to generate renewable and potentially everlasting thermal energy.
CeraPhi are currently finalising the report on this groundbreaking new concept which should be released very shortly.
During the testing and demonstration phase we opened the site to hundreds of interested visitors from many sectors including academia, local authorities, developers and others, where all could see first hand exactly what deep geothermal looks like.
The interest in this continues and we are now planning to open this up once again for visitors for a couple of days each month. If this is something you would like to see then please register your interest at info@ceraphi.com and we will get back to you.
The big question now though, is what next?
Well firstly we need to look at local projects that could benefit from the many wells around this area in North Yorkshire, which is why these awards are so important.
Reusing the existing wells makes perfect sense, as does drilling new wells in areas that are not able to benefit from these aging assets. Both approaches can bring significant benefits to rural communities that in many cases dont even have connections to gas mains and need new and resilient concepts such as this to decarbonise at scale.
The CeraPhi team was overwhelmed with the warmth shown to us by local people when we turned up at site last year, so this area is now very special to us and being given the chance to investigate local project ideas is terrific and the fact that we hope to see some of tnese come to fruition in the future would be a fitting outcome.
The development of these concepts is not just applicable in Yorkshire of course, #CeraPhi are working on many others in many other parts of the UK and elsewhere as part of the growing interest in the use of deep geothermal energy.
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Geothermal Development Company - CeraPhi Energy is delighted to announce that we will be collaborating on two groundbreaking projects aimed at developing sustainable and renewable geothermal heat networks in North Yorkshire. These initiatives, supported by the UK Government's Shared Prosperity Fund, will explore the feasibility of converting several existing gas wells in the area to provide renewable and low-cost heat to local communities.
These innovative projects represent a significant step towards sustainable and secure energy solutions in rural North Yorkshire, potentially reducing carbon emissions and providing cost-effective heating for local communities which currently are not connected to gas and rely on other means to heat their homes and other properties.
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New interim findings from the Aldersgate Group , RenewableUK , and CPRE The countryside charity , show that the planning system for energy infrastructure needs increased strategic direction, stronger resourcing, and improved engagement to deliver net zero whilst protecting landscapes and nature.
Key findings:
- Polling released alongside the interim report finds that the public support further investment in renewable energy:
- 64% of those polled support investment in renewable energy.
- 60% believe their local MP should advocate for further renewable energy development
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New interim findings from the Aldersgate Group , RenewableUK , and CPRE The countryside charity , show that the planning system for energy infrastructure needs increased strategic direction, stronger resourcing, and improved engagement to deliver net zero whilst protecting landscapes and nature.
Key findings:
- Polling released alongside the interim report finds that the public support further investment in renewable energy:
- 64% of those polled support investment in renewable energy.
- 60% believe their local MP should advocate for further renewable energy development
#renewableenergy#planning#netzero#infrastucture#nature#enegytransition
"The shift to renewable energy is not only an environmental imperative but also an economic opportunity. Investing in clean energy creates jobs and drives innovation." ~ Barack Obama
We are pleased to present the eighth episode of our ongoing series, "Sustainable Journeys," which delves into the innovative strides of Goldfinch Solar in the realm of sustainable energy. Goldfinch Solar stands as a pioneering force, marking a significant leap towards a cleaner and greener future.
Situated in Mason County, Kentucky, USA this ambitious project is set to encompass approximately 2,000 acres and will be interconnected with the North Clark County-Hugh L Spurlock 345 kV Line, with a projected power generation capacity of 250 Megawatts. Supported by a substantial investment of $280 million, Goldfinch Solar represents not just a project, but a beacon of the profound impact that investment in sustainable initiatives can yield.
The driving force behind this groundbreaking project is Goldfinch Solar, LLC, a subsidiary of National Grid Renewables. This project is anticipated to commence in 2024, and is slated for commercial operation by 2025. Beyond its impressive scale, the Goldfinch Solar Project is strategically aligned with various U.S. federal tax incentives, including the Renewable Electricity Production Tax Credit (PTC), Investment Tax Credit (ITC), Residential Energy Credit, and Modified Accelerated Cost-Recovery System (MACRS). These incentives, coupled with recent legislative milestones such as the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and the Inflation Reduction Act, are driving unprecedented investments in clean energy solutions across the nation.
However, Goldfinch Solar's mission transcends mere infrastructure development; it aspires to cultivate a sustainable ecosystem where rural communities flourish, and access to affordable clean energy proliferates. We cordially invite you to participate in the discourse and share your valuable insights if you have been involved in renewable energy projects.
Together, let us pave the way towards a brighter, more sustainable future.🌍💡Stay tuned for more enlightening episodes as we explore the sustainable frontiers and pave the way for a brighter tomorrow. 🌎🔆
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Ocean Sun is excited to announce that we have officially secured funding from Innovation Norway to advance multiple key areas of our technology 🌊, including our pioneering freshwater collection system. This is a first for floating solar technology, as our innovative design now enables a powerful combination of renewable energy generation and water collection.
Island communities across the globe, from the Maldives to the Caribbean and Polynesia, face the same challenge: limited space for renewable energy infrastructure and scarce freshwater resources. Our solution offers a game-changing opportunity to tackle both issues simultaneously.
One Ocean Sun circular floating solar unit of 70 m diameter will collect between 8,400 and 12,000 tons of fresh water annually while also generating 1 to 1.5 GWh of clean electricity – This dual capability can provide vital resources to communities while supporting a viable and sustainable business model! 🌍💧
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Good beginning. However K-Electric as a forward looking organization should have added 500 MW renewables in the last 7-8 years that could have saved a few billion dollars for consumers (and good for the environment) thus lowering the tariff.
Chief Financial Officer K-Electric, Chairman K-Solar and Board member KEVCL
Alhamdulillah! I'm excited to share some fantastic news: K-Electric has secured 15 bids for our 150 MW Bela & Winder projects. This milestone is a huge step forward in our journey towards achieving 30% renewable energy by 2030.
This isn't just about hitting targets—it's a testament to the strong confidence investors have in KE and our reputation as a trusted business partner. We're not only working towards a sustainable future but also committed to making electricity more accessible and affordable for our community.
By investing in renewable energy, we're ensuring that cleaner, more reliable power is available to everyone. Together, we are paving the way for a brighter, greener future for all.
#Sustainability#RenewableEnergy#KElectric#CleanEnergy#InvestorConfidence#AffordableEnergy#GreenFuture
The Future of Clean Energy: Solar-Covered Canals in the U.S.
We are excited to share that the U.S. is nearing completion of its first solar-covered canal project on tribal lands in Arizona!
The Casa Blanca project, a groundbreaking initiative by Tectonicus, is set to transform how we generate solar energy. This 1.3 MW pilot project, located on the Casa Blanca Canal, harnesses the sun’s power while preserving water and benefiting the Pima and Maricopa tribes. Covering canals with solar panels not only generates renewable energy but also reduces water evaporation and inhibits algae growth.
Supported by a $25 million provision from the Inflation Reduction Act, this project exemplifies innovative, sustainable solutions for clean energy. As we look ahead, the potential of covering thousands of miles of U.S. canals could result in over 25 GW of renewable energy and save billions of gallons of water.
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🌟Meet the Team🌟
Development Director - Mike Kelly📈
Mike’s 28 years of experience in consultancy and developing renewable energy projects positions him perfectly within AquaGen365 to identify business opportunities and support the delivery of bespoke solutions for clients💼
⭐What are your main goals for AquaGen365 this year?⭐
‘We’re looking to raise awareness of the benefits and the opportunity for floating solar. RSK Group has strong connections within the sectors that could benefit from the technology, including the water industry, and we are looking to build on these to help floating solar take off across Europe.’
⭐What challenges do you face in developing floating solar technology?⭐
‘The technology is established and well proven. One of the biggest challenges we face is securing consents. This is a mainstream technology in Asia, and we want to make it the same here in the UK and beyond. At AquaGen365, through our deep knowledge of consenting we recognise that meaningful stakeholder engagement, adherence to best practice, and minimising impacts through design and mitigation will be essential for the successful roll out of the technology.’
⭐What do you see as the main benefits of floating solar?⭐
'Above all, the technology generates a low-cost renewable form of energy that can either be exported to the national electricity grid or used directly on site where it is generated. However, there are other inherent benefits which include the preservation of valuable agricultural and commercial land, significant reduction in surface water evaporation, reuse of brownfield land/water, and potential reduction in algal blooms. What excites me the most about the technology is the potential it has to help significant energy users like water companies, and those that are considered “hard to decarbonise”, like industrial operations, to access renewable energy directly.’
Learn more about our innovative team and their roles below:
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