France – A year after the closure of the Fonderies du Poitou, the Commercial Court of Paris has issued a judgement that is expected to alter the landscape of the former industrial sites. The alliance created by Lhyfe and TSE will pave the way for a sustainable future through the production of green energy.
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Sweden – Fortum is looking at the potential for a large-scale solar park in Havdhem, on the southern island of Gotland. There are 95 hectares in the area, and the installed capacity is thought to be around 90 MW.
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Switzerland – Cemex and Synhelion have reached a significant milestone in their collaborative endeavor to establish entirely solar-powered cement production: the scaling of their technology to industrially viable levels. This includes the continual use of solar heat to produce clinker, the process that consumes the most energy during the manufacture of cement.
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Belgium – SeaVolt, a collaboration between Tractebel, DEME, and Jan De Nul, is gearing up to deploy its first floating solar energy test platform offshore.
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Germany – The first hybrid project, comprising a solar system and battery storage, has been linked to the grid in Büttel, Schleswig-Holstein, by Hamburg-based photovoltaic developer Enerparc.
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Denmark – A green energy park being developed by GreenGo Energy and Ringkøbing-Skjern Municipality will provide 2GW of electrolysis and 4GW of hybrid solar and wind energy.
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United Kingdom – With early planning for a project to be placed on land in south Yorkshire and north Lincolnshire, RWE plans to grow its solar business in the UK.
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EIES22 – Dutch company Suncom Energy can produce concentrated solar heat for industry. Moreover, it also developed an affordable heat battery. Continuous supply of heat and power from solar energy thus seems a step closer. During Dragons’ Den of Transition (DDoT), the start-up is looking for industrial partners to make this more marketable.
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The Netherlands – A collaboration agreement was signed by RWE and the Dutch-Norwegian business SolarDuck to advance the use of floating solar parks at sea.
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The Netherlands – In the Dutch province of Noord-Brabant, Geertruidenberg, RWE has put into operation its first floating photovoltaic (PV) project, which consists of about 13,400 solar panels floating on a lake close to the Amer power plant.
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