Heliogen has signed a project agreement with Woodside Energy, an Australian energy company owned by Woodside Petroleum, to test a concentrated solar energy project in the United States. Heliogen is planning to build a concentrated solar energy facility with artificial intelligence (AI) at a site in Mojave, California. By 2030, Woodside plans to invest $5 billion in new energy goods and lower-carbon services. Heliogen will be in charge of the facility’s engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) work under the conditions of the newest deal.
Princeton Digital, Tata Power sign solar agreement for 48 MW Mumbai data center
Princeton Digital Group (PDG), Asia’s leading data center provider has signed a renewable Power Consumption Agreement (PCA) with a subsidiary of Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited (TPREL), one of India’s largest renewable energy companies. Under […]
Interview with Rajesh Dangi: “Delhi continues to make strides in integrating renewable energy”
In recent years, Delhi’s power sector has made notable strides across multiple fronts, showcasing improvements in reliability, AT&C loss reduction, renewable energy integration, consumer satisfaction and financial viability. Investments in infrastructure upgrades, coupled with policy […]
Minesto’s tidal array buildout progressing on schedule
Minesto, a leading marine energy developer has announced that the site development of the world’s first tidal energy kite array in Hestfjord, Faroe Islands, is proceeding smoothly. The array’s planned overall output is around 30 […]