Tesla’s Shanghai Gigafactory will officially resume work today but, limited by pandemic prevention regulations, a "closed-loop system" must be adopted. Simply put, if employees want to go to work, they can use the factory as their home, and eat, drink, and sleep, all in the factory. ...  more
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Lightrock Power Plans to Develop 400MW “Wildlife-Friendly” PV Project in UK |
published: 2022-04-19 9:30 |
Lightrock Power announced recently that it plans to develop a 400MW PV project in the UK. Further details about the project have yet to be announced. However, the company has stressed that it will be “wildlife-friendly” and play a role in helping the UK to wean off the supply of natural gas from Russia. ...  more
Renewable Energy Broken? A Battle for Natural Gas May be in the Future |
published: 2022-04-19 9:30 |
The United States has come to the rescue during the natural gas crisis in European countries and hundreds of ships are running back and forth on the North Atlantic route. In the future, this wave of natural gas fleets will be even larger. The United States stated it will cooperate with other suppliers to deliver an additional 15 billion cubic meters of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to the EU in 2022 and 50 billion cubic meters of liquefied natural gas (LNG) per year by 2030. ...  more
ADATA Officially Delivers Electric Tricycle to Kerry Logistics |
published: 2022-04-19 9:30 |
The Awayspeed electric tricycle developed by ADATA was officially delivered to Kerry Logistics today, and it won’t be long before we see this multifunctional tricycle on the road. ...  more
Europe Ramps Up Construction of Cross-Border Submarine Cables to Resolve Intermittency of Wind and Solar Power |
published: 2022-04-19 9:30 |
The extrication from fossil fuels has always been the energy target of various countries, and the Russia-Ukraine war has once again accelerated Europe’s progress in renewable energy development, which is why utilizing submarine cables that would replenish one’s insufficiency from other countries’ excessive power could become a critical step in providing stable and clean energy for Europe. ...  more
TBEA’s Subsidiary Will Invest RMB 618 Million to Develop a 150MW PV Project in Gansu |
published: 2022-04-19 9:30 |
Chinese power equipment and cable manufacturer TBEA Co. Ltd. announced on April 11 that its subsidiary TBEA Xinjiang Sunoasis Co. Ltd. will invest RMB 618 million to set up a 150MW PV project in Wuwei, which is a prefecture-level city in China’s Gansu Province. ...  more
India Falls Shorts of 2022 Solar Installation Target by 27GW |
published: 2022-04-18 9:30 |
India may not be able to attain its 100GW solar installation target for 2022 due to appalling implementation of rooftop solar, and is now still 27GW short from the final target. ...  more
Italy Introduces €1.5 Billion Rebate Scheme to Support Agricultural Sector in Development of Rooftop PV Projects |
published: 2022-04-18 9:30 |
Various renewable energy news outlets reported recently that the Italian government had launched a €1.5 billion rebate scheme to support the domestic agricultural sector in the development of 375MW worth of rooftop PV projects. Even though some news outlets said that the scheme is not related to “agrivoltaics”, the Italian government stated that the aim of the scheme is to install PV systems on facility buildings purposed for raising livestock and agro-industrial operations. ...  more
Nuclear Energy to Resurface In the UK with 8 Reactors Planned for Construction |
published: 2022-04-18 9:30 |
In order to respond to surging energy prices, the UK has proposed a new energy strategic plan that comprises of expanding the establishment of wind power generation, solar energy, and hydrogen energy, with another emphasis being the resurgence of nuclear energy that aims to elevate the installed capacity of the particular power to 24GW by 2050. Eight additional nuclear reactors are required for the target. ...  more
Coal Supply Drops 30%, Vietnam's Largest Power Company Predicts Power Shortage Next Month |
published: 2022-04-18 9:30 |
The world is running out of electricity. Vietnam, which relies on global manufacturing to drive economic growth is experiencing an increasing demand for electricity. 30% of Vietnam's total power generation relies on coal and, in recent years, it has relied highly on imported coal. Tight coal supplies have led Vietnam's state-run power plants to warn of possible power shortages starting in April. ...  more