Renewable energy in Scotland

Sundyne Appoints Peter Roth new Director of PPI Products

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Thursday, March 24, 2022
Hydrogen, PPI, Renewable energy in Scotland, Public relations, Growth, MAN Turbo, Peter Richardson (American director), Petroleum, API, Technology, Dijon, CBP Office of Field Operations, Rolls-Royce Holdings, ISO, Metal, Renewable energy, Chemical substance, Diaphragm, Natural gas, Management, Turbomachinery, Sundyne

ARVADA, Colo., March 24, 2022  /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Sundyne, a global leader in the design and manufacture of mission critical pumps and compressors, today announced that Peter Roth has joined the company as Director of PPI Products. In this role, Roth will help to grow Sundyne's Hydrogen Business while increasing Sundyne's value proposition to customers in the renewable energy, chemical & petrochemical, and power generation markets.

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  • In this Role, Peter Roth will help to Grow Sundyne's Hydrogen Business while Increasing Sundyne's Value to Customers in the Renewable Energy, Chemical & Petrochemical, and Power Generation Markets
    ARVADA, Colo., March 24, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Sundyne , a global leader in the design and manufacture of mission critical pumps and compressors, today announced that Peter Roth has joined the company as Director of PPI Products.
  • Peter Roth comes to Sundyne from Siemens Energy, Inc., where he previously served as North American Director of Field Operations.
  • Prior to Siemens, Peter worked at Rolls Royce Energy Systems (which was acquired by Siemens) as Head of Customer Management for North & Central America.
  • "We're aggressively expanding Sundyne's Hydrogen business and Peter Roth is the perfect person to lead our PPI division through this important phase of growth," said Sundyne's Arvada General Manager Mark Rauenzahn.

Rolwind is at the forefront of renewables with 5GW managed across nearly 300 projects

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Wednesday, August 4, 2021
Articles, Energy, Photovoltaics, Bright green environmentalism, Low-carbon economy, Renewable energy, Renewable energy technology, Technological change, Photovoltaic power station, Renewable energy commercialization, Renewable energy in Scotland

During the past 15 years, Rolwind has taken part in more than 210 wind farms, and 60 photovoltaic plants.

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  • During the past 15 years, Rolwind has taken part in more than 210 wind farms, and 60 photovoltaic plants.
  • Rolwind has managed and developed a total of 5 GW of power, both nationally and internationally.
  • Rolwind brings valuable know-how to the European green revolution through its experience, agreements with major multinational companies, and projects in the various fields of renewable energies.
  • For Rolwind, the key to unlocking decarbonisation targets lies in incorporating multiple sources of renewables: wind, photovoltaic, green hydrogen, storage and charging points for electric vehicles.

Natel Energy Announces $20M Series B to Further Deploy Modern, Renewable Hydropower

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Wednesday, July 21, 2021
Articles, Renewable energy, Energy, Sustainable development, Energy policy, 100% renewable energy, Climate change mitigation, Renewable energy in Australia, Renewable energy in Scotland

"Natel's Restoration Hydro Turbine is the most cost-effective and environmentally safe solution for fully unlocking the power of additional sustainable hydropower generation.

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  • "Natel's Restoration Hydro Turbine is the most cost-effective and environmentally safe solution for fully unlocking the power of additional sustainable hydropower generation.
  • Additionally, the company's digital solutions help the existing hydro fleet optimize production, creating a powerful combination of technology to enable a truly 100% renewable grid."
  • The Monroe Hydro Project in Madras, Oregon is a first-of-its-kind design making use of an existing irrigation canal and Natel's new, fish safe turbine technology to generate reliable, renewable energy.
  • With the installation of the commercially released 1 MW class D190 RHT, the site now contributes 100% renewable energy to the local grid.

Quidnet Energy and Emissions Reduction Alberta partner to develop transformative energy storage resource

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Thursday, June 17, 2021
Articles, Energy, Energy policy, Emissions reduction, Bright green environmentalism, Renewable energy, Renewable energy technology, Technological change, Pumped-storage hydroelectricity, Renewable energy in Scotland, Renewable energy transition

EDMONTON, Alberta, June 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --Taking a step towards reliable renewable energy in Alberta, Quidnet Energy and Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA), with funding from the Government of Alberta, launched an ambitious project to develop an ultra-low-cost, multi-gigawatt (GW) geologic energy storage resource in Alberta, utilizing Quidnet's modular pumped hydro storage technology.

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  • EDMONTON, Alberta, June 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --Taking a step towards reliable renewable energy in Alberta, Quidnet Energy and Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA), with funding from the Government of Alberta, launched an ambitious project to develop an ultra-low-cost, multi-gigawatt (GW) geologic energy storage resource in Alberta, utilizing Quidnet's modular pumped hydro storage technology.
  • Energy storage solutions like the one developed by Quidnet Energy, store excess energy from renewables in geological formations and dispatch it when demand increases on the power grid.
  • Quidnet Energy's modular pumped storage technology provides the long-duration energy storage that can make widespread use of renewable resources reliable and effective.
  • This project is another example of Alberta taking action to develop the solutions the world needs to achieve its emissions reduction goals."

India and the EU Will Drive an Expansion of Global Renewable Capacity Next Year

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Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Articles, Energy, Environmentalism, Bright green environmentalism, Low-carbon economy, Renewable energy, Renewable energy technology, Technological change, Renewable energy commercialization, Renewable energy in Scotland

Global renewable power capacity will increase by 200 gigawatts or 7% by the end of 2020 according to a new report published by the International Energy Agency.

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  • Global renewable power capacity will increase by 200 gigawatts or 7% by the end of 2020 according to a new report published by the International Energy Agency.
  • This marks a new record for annual growth in the renewable energy sector and was driven by a surge in new projects from the US and China.
  • Furthermore, it is expected that India and the EU will drive an expansion of global renewable capacity additions of nearly 10% next year due to the commissioning of projects that were delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • To see the full article and a list of related reports on the market, visit "India and the EU Will Drive an Expansion of Global Renewable Capacity Next Year"
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EMEC, MPI’s signature European event, gets full redesign and new 2021 and 2022 dates and locations

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Wednesday, November 4, 2020
European Marine Energy Centre, Renewable energy in Scotland, Stromness, Scotland

Originally scheduled to take place in Brighton, UK in February 2021, MPI announced that their signature European event would move to late May 2021 and relocate to Frankfurt, Germany, taking place concurrently with IMEX Frankfurt.

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  • Originally scheduled to take place in Brighton, UK in February 2021, MPI announced that their signature European event would move to late May 2021 and relocate to Frankfurt, Germany, taking place concurrently with IMEX Frankfurt.
  • As a result, the event 2022 dates will then move to Brighton, UK.
  • As the saying goes, when one door closes, another opens, and we feel that our renewed path for EMEC in both 2021 and 2022 provides incredible new opportunities.
  • With 2021 just ahead of us and the incredibly innovative format being developed, just imagine what 2022 in Brighton will bring us!

Great Bay Renewables Extends Additional Renewable Royalty Financing to Tri Global Energy

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Thursday, October 29, 2020
Articles, Environmentalism, Bright green environmentalism, Low-carbon economy, Renewable energy, Technological change, Wind power, Nature, Renewable energy transition, Renewable energy in Scotland

To date, TGE has sold nearly 1 GW of renewable energy projects subject to the Great Bay royalty program and currently has over 2.5 GW in its development pipeline.

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  • To date, TGE has sold nearly 1 GW of renewable energy projects subject to the Great Bay royalty program and currently has over 2.5 GW in its development pipeline.
  • The Great Bay royalty capital is helping TGE expand and diversify into developing solar energy as well as additional wind energy projects in new regions.
  • "Today Tri Global Energy is one of the top five developers of wind energy in the U.S. because of our commitment to growth and notable partnerships, like that with Great Bay," said John Billingsley, Chairman and CEO of Tri Global Energy.
  • Great Bay provides capital to the renewable energy sector in exchange for royalties in renewable energy generating facilities at all stages in their life cycle.

Marine renewables

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Monday, June 15, 2020
Articles, Energy, Nature, Marine energy, Water power, Renewable energy, Wave power, Renewable energy in Scotland, Renewables Obligation

Marine renewables are technologies that generate electricity from tide and wave motion.

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  • Marine renewables are technologies that generate electricity from tide and wave motion.
  • Marine renewables encompass a variety of technologies, including tidal stream devices, tidal range barriers and lagoons, and wave energy conversion devices.
  • Despite several decades of research and development, the only marine renewables projects are demonstration plants.
  • Marine renewables are more expensive and at an earlier stage of development than more mature technologies like wind and solar power.

Growth Opportunities in the Global Distributed Energy Market to 2030 - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Tuesday, May 19, 2020
Utilities, Energy, Science and technology in the People's Republic of China, Articles, Renewable energy, Technological change, Solar power by country, Energy, Renewable energy in Scotland

The "Growth Opportunities in Distributed Energy, Forecast to 2030" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

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  • The "Growth Opportunities in Distributed Energy, Forecast to 2030" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
  • Total capacity commissioned was 51.04 GW, meaning the total global installed capacity for DER increased by 10% in the year to 528.93 GW.
  • Strong growth is expected for the global market across the decade as a whole.
  • Total distributed generation (DG) installed capacity is projected to reach 1182.00 GW by 2030, accounting for 10% of the global installed power generation in the year.

New Renewable Energy Agreements To Reduce Boston Scientific Carbon Footprint By Half

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Tuesday, April 21, 2020
Greenhouse gas emissions, Articles, Energy, Nature, Carbon footprint, Environmental impact of the energy industry, Energy economics, Renewable energy, Carbon offset, Low-carbon economy, Renewable energy in Scotland

The agreement, with Clearway Energy Group, will address the electricity load for the company's U.S. operations, which represents 45 percent of the company's total carbon footprint.

Key Points: 
  • The agreement, with Clearway Energy Group, will address the electricity load for the company's U.S. operations, which represents 45 percent of the company's total carbon footprint.
  • "Building on more than a decade of work to reduce our carbon footprint, this 42 megawatt (MW) solar deal equates to approximately 120,000 megawatt hours of renewable electricity annually," said Brad Sorenson, senior vice president, Manufacturing and Supply Chain.
  • Boston Scientific operates more than 4 million square feet of independently certified green real estate around the world, including five sites with ISO certified energy management systems in Costa Rica and Ireland.
  • Its global energy management system focuses on on cutting energy use, converting to renewable energy resources instead of fossil fuels, and compensating with carbon offset projects where needed.