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.
EU Approves Bulgarian Storage, Australia's Hydrogen Certification, and Latest Renewable Projects
The episode opens with an introduction to the latest renewable energy projects making headlines. It then covers the EU's recent approval of a Bulgarian power storage scheme, highlighting its significance in enhancing regional energy security. A brief sponsor segment follows, featuring CleanTech Innovations. The discussion continues with an overview of Australia's new hydrogen certification scheme, which aims to bolster the country's hydrogen industry and ensure sustainable practices. The episode provides insights into these developments, underscoring their potential impact on the clean energy landscape.
Key Points
- Australia has launched a 6-Gigawatt renewables tender under the Commonwealth Infrastructure Scheme, marking a significant step in its transition to clean energy.
- Ørsted and FuturEnergy Ireland have secured a permit for a 112-Megawatt wind farm in Ireland, highlighting the importance of international and local collaborations in the renewable energy sector.
- The European Union has approved a EUR 590 million scheme to enhance power storage in Bulgaria, aiming to improve the country's energy resilience and support its integration of renewable energy sources.
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Michelle
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