‘Ring of fire’ eclipse this weekend will send US solar power plunging

No grid operator is expecting power shortages and many are bolstering backup supply. But this month’s eclipse will give operators insights into what resources they’ll need ahead of next year’s even bigger solar eclipse and — more pressingly — as more renewables come online.

Orsted puts up $100M guarantee that it will build New Jersey's first offshore wind farm by 2025

New Jersey's Board of Public Utilities approved an agreement Wednesday with Orsted under which the company would forfeit the money if the project is not up and running within 12 months of a series of deadlines previously ordered by the board.

Revised bidding guidelines for renewable energy: Fueling India’s Energy Transition

The Revised Guidelines is a step in the right direction and together with the Government’s focus on augmenting transmission infrastructure to support the increase in non-fossil fuel sources as part of its energy mix, India will be able to realise its vision of being a pioneer in energy transition.

Opinion: Japan has serious work cut out with carbon cutting ambitions

The world's third largest economy ranks fifth in greenhouse gas emissions, spewing roughly 1.1 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) annually from energy generation and process emissions, according to the Energy Institute.