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  • The Khavda site capacity is up from 7.1GW a year ago. In that time, it added 2,568MW of solar, 666MW of wind, 3,081MWh of battery storage and 321MW of ‘solar-wind hybrid’ capacity. The site, which is spread over 538km2, almost five times the city of Paris, includes 6.63GW of battery energy syst...

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  • Compared with last year, LNG imports are predicted to rise by 5% to 12.3bn m3, which National Gas says is to offset declines from the UK Continental Shelf, which is expected to fall by a similar rate and absolute amount.   Ian Radley, Chief Commercial Officer at National Gas, said: ‘This y...

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  • Recent studies have investigated the prospects of electric power for all the river’s transportation, and alternative fuels such as hydrogen for specialist vessels, while multiple projects aim to transfer surplus heat energy along, beside or even underneath the river.   A 2015 study estimat...

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  • Drones have rapidly moved from niche technology to inspection and monitoring must-haves for energy and utilities operators. With assets often spread across remote or exposed locations, they offer obvious operational benefits. But the same capabilities that give drones a legitimate use can also make ...

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  • According to CIMC Raffles, the ‘Shenhai Hydrogen Energy No. 1’ platform was launched on 13 October in Jiangmen, Guangdong province, and is undergoing onshore commissioning before entering service. The company said the project is designed to combine offshore wind power generation with hydrogen p...

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  • The United Nation’s (UN) weather agency warned that because CO2 persists in the atmosphere for many years, this accumulation locks in long-term global warming that will impact the climate for generations. WMO Deputy Secretary-General Ko Barrett noted that the global population is supercharging the o...

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  • Equinor and its partners in the Troll field licence have decided to complete the Troll West Electrification (TWEL) project without installing the second electric export compressor originally planned for the Troll C platform. The partnership has notified the Norwegian Ministry of Energy that the...

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  • First, the Warm Homes Loan Scheme will use public money to provide low- and no-interest loans across the UK for certain types of home energy improvements, including heat pumps, solar panels and batteries. Ten private-sector lenders are initially offering the loans, which do not require money up fron...

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  • Great Britain has built one of the world’s great offshore wind fleets, but it has not yet built anywhere to put the power. On windy days we pay wind farms to switch off. On still days we pay gas plants to switch on. Consumers pay twice and the bill is growing every year. LDES is the key missing...

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  • The organisation’s Global Status of CCS 2026 report found that 113 commercial CCS facilities were operational worldwide as of 31 July 2026, with a further 59 projects under construction and 660 in development. Total capture capacity across the project pipeline reached 522mn t/y, while operational ca...

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