UK-based AFC Energy commissioned two Beta commercial-design fuel cell systems at AkzoNobel’s Bitterfeld plant in Germany and the systems have been successfully generating their first power
New photovoltaic installations reached 7.5GW in Germany in 2011, but the pace of installations could trigger at 15% cut in tariffs, warns Bundesnetzagentur.
Siemens will be delivering its first SGT-750 industrial gas turbine to the Lubmin station of the Nord Stream pipeline.
Government cuts in subsidies for German renewable energy ventures spell a difficult road ahead for equipment suppliers, expected to show worsening business results.
RWE renegotiates or ends a number of loss-making long-term gas contracts.
Siemens strengthens position in marine energy market by increasing its stake in the UK’s Marine Current Turbines.
Replacing at least part of its nuclear power generation with renewables, can Germany provide a blue print for industrialised countries to green up their power consumption ?
German industry forecasts a substantial increase in its power costs next year as the market tightens following the country’s nuclear roll-back.
Following Germany’s planned nuclear phase-out, natural gas and renewables are emerging as front-runners in the race for alternative power sources. Ian McInnes reports.
RWE and Gazprom are continuing talks about a possible gas-fired power plant joint venture in Europe.
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