The Clean Energy Weekly Brief
The Clean Energy Weekly Brief brings you the latest news from the energy and climate sectors. Discover key trends, breakthrough technologies, and policies shaping the future—all in a concise daily update.
Maryland Offshore Wind, DOE Battery Loan, and EU's Green Hydrogen Auction Highlights
The episode kicks off with a welcome to The Clean Energy Daily Brief, followed by a discussion on US Wind's Maryland offshore project and the role of renewables in 2024's energy capacity. It continues with Eos Energy's Department of Energy loan for battery expansion and the East Coast greenhouse gas initiative. The episode explores the EU's second green hydrogen auction and EQT-GIC's acquisition of Calisen. It also highlights Solarise's partnership in Kenya and funding for solar installations at an Arkansas steel mill. The episode examines the halting of Invenergy-energyRE’s Clean Path New York project and concludes with a wrap-up and further instructions for listeners.
Key Points
- US Wind's 2-gigawatt offshore wind project in Maryland has received final federal approval, marking a significant milestone in expanding the United States' offshore wind energy capacity.
- Renewable energy sources have accounted for 90 percent of new electricity generating capacity added in the United States year-to-date for 2024, showcasing a major shift towards sustainable energy.
- Eos Energy has secured a $303.5 million loan from the U.S. Department of Energy to expand its battery manufacturing plant, reflecting the growing demand for long-duration energy storage solutions.
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Michelle
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