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Methods and conditions for self-consumption and energy communities
Article 42bis of Decree-Law 162/19 defines the methods and conditions by which is allowed to activate individual renewable consumption or create renewable energy communities. The provisions contained are aimed at individuals who produce electricity destined for own consumption…
Wind farm project co-financed by Bank of Ireland and EIB
The 75 MW wind farm investment is a program financed by the European Investment Bank (EIB) with the Bank of Ireland. The program is the first renewable project for the Irish government's Renewable Electiricty Support Scheme (RESS) to receive financing, and aims to meet Irish…
Package for the future - Expansion of renewable energies
Package for the future is a programme designed to help Germany prepare for future challenges such as growing digitalisation and climate change. The programme aims to support research into the development of quantum computing, artificial intelligence, hydrogen power and electric…
Investment for Green Transition
Lithuania will see investments into green energy totalling EUR 10 billion by 2030 including about EUR 3.5 billion of investment from the private sector and significant financing from the European Union funds as the country will bring forward its target for using only green power…
Financing of 42 renewable thermal energy projects
The Ministry for the Ecological Transition will financially support 42 innovative renewable energy projects for the production of thermal energy. In particular, EUR 13 million will be devoted as aid for investments in thermal energy production facilities through renewable energy…
EIB-JBIC joint investments in the EU infrastructure connectivity and carbon neutrality projects
The European Investment Bank (EIB), the bank of the European Union, and Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) will expand cooperation on a range of global investments as follows: • In the European Union, co-financing opportunities for infrastructure connectivity…
Regulations Respecting Reduction in the Release of Methane and Certain Volatile Organic Compounds (Upstream Oil and Gas Sector) (SOR/2018-66)
Canada’s 2018 rule directly regulates methane from upstream facilities. Provisions go into effect on two different dates: On/after January 1, 2020 Any gas well that is hydraulically fractured at an onshore facility must undergo “reduced emission completions” (Section 11),…
Sustainable Finance EU Taxonomy
The EU Taxonomy Climate Delegated Act aims at supporting sustainable investment by making it clearer which economic activities most contribute to meeting the EU's environmental objectives. It defines an actual list of environmentally sustainable activities through technical…
Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA)
ARENA is an independent agency established by the Australian Government on 1 July 2012 to improve the competitiveness of renewable energy technologies, and to increase the supply of renewable energy in Australia. ARENA has approximately $2.5 billion in funding to: fund renewable…
Legal framework for distributed microgeneration and mini-generation, the Electricity Compensation System (SCEE) and the Social Renewable Energy Programme (PERS)
It establishes the electricity compensation systems as a national policy and creates the PERS as way to explore the potential use of distributed renewable generation instead of the social tariff for low income
New technical standards for distributed energy resources
This rule is dealing with standards on technical compliance when connecting Distributed Energy Resources (DER) to the electricity network. The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) announced that compulsory new standards are on the way for household energy technologies…
Expanding the National Wind Farm Commissioner's role
The role of the National Wind Farm Commissioner has been expanded to include facilitating the resolution of complaints and community concerns about new major transmission projects, as well as assist industry and governments to identify and adopt best practices for deploying…
Extension of the waiver of transmission charges allowed for trading of Renewables
In August 2020 the Indian Ministry of Power (MoP) waived the inter-state transmission system (ISTS) charges and losses on all solar and wind projects commissioned before June 30, 2023. The MoP subsequently announced in June 2021 an extension of the waiver up to June 30, 2025.…
Renewable Energy feed-in tariff
The Ugandan REFiT, valid for 20 years is designed to provide price certainty to renewable energy generators. The policy covers a number of technologies and is attractive because it is based on the levelized cost of each technology and not the avoided cost. The priority renewable…
Climate Resilience and Green Economy Strategy (CRGE)
As the name suggests, the Climate Resilience and Green Economy Strategy (CRGE) strategy aims to keep greenhouse gas emissions low and build climate resilience, while achieving middle-income status by 2025. Ethiopia is currently reviewing progress and updating the CRGE strategy.…
Energy Law of the Republic of Armenia
The Energy Law of the Republic of Armenia provides policies and regulations for the whole energy sector of the country.The basic principles of the policy are: efficient use of domestic energy resources and alternative sources of energy and implementation of economic and legal…
Rule for Normalization of Accounting Electricity generated from Hydro Energy and Wind Energy
Rule for Normalization of Accounting Electricity generated from Hydro Energy and Wind Energy - Ministerial order No
North Sea Transition Deal - Hydrogen Production
In order to support the oil and gas industry sectors cope with the energy transition, the UK government has vowed to support workers, businesses and the supply chain through this transition by harnessing the industry's existing capabilities, infrastructure and private investment…
Technology neutral tenders
The European Commission (EC), under its EU State aid rules, approved a EUR 400 million aid for Denmark to develop its electricy production from renewable sources, and will be awarded through a competitive bidding process, organized until 2024. Denmark intends to meet its…
Dutch-Danish cooperation MoU to accelerate the green transition
Denmark and the Netherlands have set for joint cooperation to ensure the development of the green transition amidst the pandemic crisis. Focus areas include knowledge sharing in green technologies (hydrogen and wind power) and reinforcing trade partnerships to meet each other's…
Tax exemption for small photovoltaic installations
In order to stimulate the development of solar energy in Luxembourg, a new measure was launched by the Ministry of Energy: - The income raised from the sale of the energy produced by small photovoltaic installations, under 10 kWp, will be tax-free. The previous thresold was…
Electricity production through renewables
The new French support scheme for renewable electricity production replaces the previous auction schemes (2016-20) for the period 2021-2026. The measure includes seven types of tenders for a total of 34 GW of new renewables capacity that will be organised between 2021 and…
Commitment to the Future of Colombia - Clean Growth - Mines and Energy
As part of the Clean Growth pillar of the post-Covid 19 recovery plan "Commitment to the Future of Colombia", public and private investments are planned in 21 electricity projects (13 generation and 8 transmission) for a total of 12.23 billion COP. The budget is divided as…
DOE funding for geothermal energy technologies
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced up to USD 12 million for technologies that can make geothermal systems more efficient for clean, renewable energy production. The funding will target enhanced geothermal systems (EGS) to unlock the potential for increased electricity…
Strategy on Offshore Renewable Energy
The EU presented its strategy on Offshore Renewable Energy, aiming to increase Europe's offshore wind capacity from its current level of 12 GW to at least 60 GW by 2030 and to 300 GW by 2050. The Commission aims to complement this with 40 GW of ocean energy and other emerging…
Offshore Wind Energy Act (Amendment) - Increase of Expansion Target
Amendment of the Offshore Wind Energy Act: The core of the amended law is to significantly increase the expansion target for offshore wind energy to 20 gigawatts by 2030. The amended law provides for an ambitious long-term expansion target of 40 gigawatts by 2040. Offshore wind…
Large installations of PV Parks and installtions of wind turbines
It is planned to follow the pilot scheme with the installation of larger RES systems at other waste facility sites. The installations will be used for education purposes and to demonstrate the benefits of various RES options. Data gathered will assist research in the performance…
National Development Plan Elements
The Irish National Development Plan 2000-2006 included provisions for Energy Centre activities as well as programmes and measures related to the implementation of the Kyoto Protocol: - a 40 million pound budget for research and development - 37 million pounds for infrastructure…
Wind Power Field Tests
A wind power field test was first conducted in 1995 in Japan. In 2001, wind power plants were built in 31 areas with differing local conditions. Operational data are being collected. Ficed by NEDO, field tests are conducted with industry every year. In 2013, a first offshore…
City of Tomorrow
The technology program "City of Tomorrow" aims at researching and developing new technologies and solutions for future cities and urban developments. The program follows an applied and demand-oriented approach and, with this mission orientation, can make an essential…
Climate and Energy Fund
The Climate and Energy Fund supports the implementation of the goals of domestic climate policy and the development towards a viable energy system. With its funding programmes for research, development and market penetration, it provides broad-based solutions that protect the…
Energy Provisions - National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2009
The Duncan Hunter National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2009, a bill authorising defence spending for the for fiscal year 2009, contains several provisions aimed at energy efficiency, renewable energy, and use of alternative sources of energy in the armed forces.…
WINDExchange
WINDExchange is a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) initiative which has a network of state wind working groups, state energy officials, DOE and national lab representatives and professional and institutional partners. The program is designed to educate, engage, and enable…
National Operational Programme for Competitiveness II
The National Operational Programme for Competitiveness was launched in 2000, set to continue through 2006. Covering several economic activities, the programme contained several provisions for energy efficiency: - Support and Encouragement of Entrepreneurship: increased use of…
Solar Energy Technologies Office/SunShot
The Solar Energy Technologies Office (SETO) is a U.S. DOE program that conducts RD & D on solar energy technologies and systems, including improvement of the efficiency and performance of solar cells; development of new installation—or balance of systems—technologies;…
Advancing Renewables Programme
The Advancing Renewables Program supports a broad range of development, demonstration and pre-commercial deployment projects that have the potential to lower the cost and increase the use of renewable energy technologies in Australia in the long term. The program aims to reduce…
National Energy Policy (2009-2030)
This Policy document represents the revision to the Energy Policy Green Paper 2006-2020 based on national consultations and comments received by a wide cross-section of society as well as current realities facing Jamaica; and in keeping with the country’s long term plan to…
Electricity Production from waste treatment plant
The new Sant’ Antnin Waste Treatment Plant includes a biological treatment plant for the production of biogas through the anaerobic digestion of biodegradable municipal solid waste. The biogas produced is to be used for the generation of electricity by combustion in a Combined…
Waste water sludge treatment
The new Sant’ Antnin Waste Treatment Plant includes a biological treatment. The Malta South UWWTP will feature anaerobic sludge digestion facilities with biogas production with the aim of treating the sewage sludge generated prior to disposal and reducing the plant’s energy…
Sustainable Energy Incubator Programme
The Sustainable Energy Incubator Programme, run by Sustainable Energy Irealand (SEI), aims to provide early stage support for companies developing new clean energy technologies, so as to foster business development and bridge financial gaps faced by new sustainable energy…
Energy Strategy 2050
The main goal of the Danish 2050 Energy Strategy is to achieve 100% independence from fossil fuel in the national energy mix by 2050. In a first step to completely phase out fossil fuels the government targets the drop in the consumption of oil, gas and coal by 33% between 2009…
National Renewable Resource Assessment Mapping
This task aims to provide quality solar and wind resource assessment data. Stat-of-the-art weather stations have been established at five strategically in-land selected sites in Kuwait. The data set covers Direct Normal Irradiance (DNI), Global Horizontal Irradiance (GHI), and…
Solar cities Development programme
To cope with chronic power shortages in cities, improve air quality and reduce India s dependence on oil imports, the government enacted the Guidelines for the creation of Solar Cities across India. The programme will support urban local authorities of medium size towns, from…
Biomass Task Force Report
The UK Governments Biomass Task Force was assembled in order to investigate and provide recommendation on importance, potentail and role of the biomass sector in reducing overall carbon emissions in the UK to the government. The Task Forces report, published in October 2005,…
European Photovoltaic Technology Platform
The European Photovoltaic Technology Platform was launched on 23 August 2005. The initiative aims to contribute to the development of a world-class and cost-competitive European PV industry, involving stakeholders in the formulation of research programmes, and ensuring close…
Royal Decree of 17/04/2010 on the King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable Energies (KARARE)
Fully funded by the Saudi government, the King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable energies (KARARE) will be located in Riyadh. The City will be in charge of drafting policies for renewable and nuclear energy deployment plans. The city will also coordinate the action of the…
Research and Development (R&D) Program
The Research and Development (R & D) Programme supports renewable energy technologies that will increase the commercial deployment of renewable energy technology in Australia. The first round of the R & D Program focused on Solar Excellence and 2014 awarded A$21.5 million in…
Climate change financial instrument (CCFI)
The Climate change financial instrument (CCFI) aims to: prevent global climate change, adapt to the effects of climate change and contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions through activities such as improving the energy performance in buildings and increasing the…
National Integrated Project for Solar Electricity Production and National Agency for Solar Energy (MASEN)
The law 57.09 voted in January 2010 creates the National Agency for Solar Energy, a leading institution to promote and manage the solar energy sector in Morocco. The agency will be entrusted with coordinating the National Integrated Project for Solar Electricity Production. The…
Solar Decathlon
The US Solar Decathlon is a competition in which teams of college and university students compete to design, build, and operate the most attractive, effective, and energy-efficient solar powered house. Since 2002, the Solar Decathlon has challenged over 25,000 students from more…