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OMNI Features|EU Passes Legislative Regulations Enhancing Building Energy Efficiency.Germany Proposes Legislation to Use Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) for Subsea Carbon Sequestration.Renewable Energy Generates Over 10.5GW at Noon on the 12th Surpassing Coal Power Generation in Taiwan
Mar. 15 2024
OMNI Features|EU Passes Legislative Regulations Enhancing Building Energy Efficiency.Germany Proposes Legislation to Use Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) for Subsea Carbon Sequestration.Renewable Energy Generates Over 10.5GW at Noon on the 12th Surpassing Coal Power Generation in Taiwan
The European Parliament has pushed for amendments to environmental policies to reduce energy costs in response to climate change. On the 12th, the European Parliament passed revisions to the "Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD)" legislation, which regulates carbon emissions and fossil fuel import requirements for buildings to improve energy efficiency.
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OMNI Features|Romania to Build World's First Carbon Neutral Tire Factory.UK Announces Plans for New Natural Gas Power Plant Construction.CWA Partners with the NMMST to Promote Marine and Ocean Meteorology Education
Mar. 14 2024
OMNI Features|Romania to Build World's First Carbon Neutral Tire Factory.UK Announces Plans for New Natural Gas Power Plant Construction.CWA Partners with the NMMST to Promote Marine and Ocean Meteorology Education
Finnish tire manufacturer Nokian Tires plans to invest approximately 650 million euros to construct the world's first carbon-neutral tire factory in Oradea, western Romania. The entire facility will be powered by renewable energy, with steam generated during manufacturing production without using fossil fuels. Starting from 2025, it is projected to produce 6 million car and SUV tires annually. Romania currently derives around 24% of its energy from renewable sources, and the construction of this factory will contribute to furthering local green energy development.
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Ministry of Environment Announces the List of Members for the First Carbon Fee Rate Review Councils
Mar. 14 2024
Ministry of Environment Announces the List of Members for the First Carbon Fee Rate Review Councils
The Ministry of Environment recently announced the list of members for the first Carbon Fee Rate Review Council and scheduled the first carbon fee rate review meeting for this Friday (March 15). The meeting will be convened by the Vice Minister of the Ministry, with the Director of the Climate Change Administration serving as the vice convener. It includes 5 representatives from government agencies, 6 representatives from civil society organizations, and 8 scholars and experts, totaling 21 members.
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OMNI Features|OWLC Selling Rights to Gravity Tripod Offshore Wind Foundation.Kazakhstan and Saudi Arabian Govts Signed Agreement on Wind Power Plant Construction.Sri Lanka to Call Tenders for 50 MW Mannar Wind Power Plant
Mar. 13 2024
OMNI Features|OWLC Selling Rights to Gravity Tripod Offshore Wind Foundation.Kazakhstan and Saudi Arabian Govts Signed Agreement on Wind Power Plant Construction.Sri Lanka to Call Tenders for 50 MW Mannar Wind Power Plant
The rights to the gravity tripod offshore wind foundation developed by the UK company Offshore Wind Logistics and Construction (OWLC) have been put up for sale. OWLC says its gravity tripod foundation is designed for turbines up to and beyond 25 MW and has a 100-year design life, lending itself to easy and efficient re-powering. It can deliver a solution to the offshore wind industry that is quicker, cheaper, and more environmentally friendly than monopiles or jackets.
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OMNI Features|Italy to Phase Out Coal by End of 2025.Stagnation Grips Sweden's Electric Vehicle Market.Green Highlights in Miaoli's Golden Town with Small Hydropower Generation
Mar. 13 2024
OMNI Features|Italy to Phase Out Coal by End of 2025.Stagnation Grips Sweden's Electric Vehicle Market.Green Highlights in Miaoli's Golden Town with Small Hydropower Generation
Italy's Minister for the Environment and Energy Security, Gilberto Pichetto Fratin, has announced that, except for Sardinia, the entire country will cease coal-fired power generation by the end of 2025 and increase the installation of gas-fired power plants. Fratin stated that December 31, 2025, is the deadline for coal cessation, with Sardinia expected to stop coal-fired power generation between 2026 and 2028. Italy has already approved the construction of four new gas-fired power plants, expected to generate 3400 MW of electricity, in efforts to achieve a 43.7% reduction in carbon emissions by the end of 2030.
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Stonepeak Buys into 957 MW Ørsted Portfolio
Mar. 13 2024
Stonepeak Buys into 957 MW Ørsted Portfolio
Ørsted is selling equity stakes in four onshore wind farms totalling 957MW in the US to investment firm Stonepeak for $300 million, and plans to recycle the proceeds of the sales into other projects. Stonepeak is set to receive 80% of the cash distributions associated with the four projects. Ørsted will continue to operate the portfolio.
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Fluence's Taiwan Subsidiary Accelerates Commitment to Taiwan's Energy Transition
Mar. 12 2024
Fluence's Taiwan Subsidiary Accelerates Commitment to Taiwan's Energy Transition
Fluence announced today (12) the official establishment of its subsidiary, Fluence Energy Taiwan Ltd., at the Grand Hyatt Taipei, along with the "Advanced Energy Storage Technology Seminar". The opening ceremony attracted attention from various sectors, including government representatives, technology developers, and engineering contractors, with over a hundred attendees. Notable figures such as Yu-Quan Hsia, Deputy Section Chief of Energy Administration MOEA, Chin-Chung Wu, Taipower Vice President, and Betsy Shieh, Commercial Chief, AIT, delivered speeches during the ceremony.
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Japanese Cabinet Passes Amendment to Expand Offshore Wind Capability into EEZ
Mar. 12 2024
Japanese Cabinet Passes Amendment to Expand Offshore Wind Capability into EEZ
The Japanese Cabinet held a press conference today (12) and passed an amendment to "The Act on Promoting the Utilization of Sea Areas," expanding the area for setting up offshore wind to the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). Leveraging Japan's advantage of being surrounded by seas, the aim is to expand suitable regions for renewable energy and achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
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WEA 2024 Opens in Kaohsiung: Spotlight on Innovative Solutions for Wind Farm O&M
Mar. 11 2024
WEA 2024 Opens in Kaohsiung: Spotlight on Innovative Solutions for Wind Farm O&M
The "WEA 2024" grand opening took place at the Kaohsiung Exhibition Center on March 6. It focused on market opportunities for innovative solutions in wind farm operations and maintenance. Michael Tu, President of the organizer, Interplan Group, inaugurated the opening ceremony.