Denmark’s City Council will determine the project’s next steps based on community input and environmental standards. (Image Source: GreenGo Energy)
Denmark-based GreenGo Energy has advanced four renewable energy projects—Stovstrup, Hemmet-Sønder Vium, Nørhede-Hjortmose, and Vennervej—chosen by the Council of Ringkøbing-Skjern Municipality for further consideration. These projects are part of the Megaton initiative, which will supply power to the Stovstrup plant which converts produces hydrogen and e-methanol, a green fuel. According to the company, it is committed to working closely with local communities and stakeholders, aiming for strong cooperation and support. The next phase will involve adapting the projects to local needs through dialogue. A decision on formal planning, including environmental assessments, is expected by 2025. GreenGo Energy has over 35 GW of solar, wind, and storage projects under development globally, with 6 GW secured via partnerships.
ITC’s latest offsite solar plant will reduce carbon emissions by 12,000 tons annually. (Image Credit/Source:KindelMedia/Pexels)
Gstar introduces its advanced 182mm solar cell technology, achieving 595 W power and 23.03% efficiency. (Image Source: Enlight Renewable Energy)
The 5-year agreement between SOLARCYCLE and Runergy promotes the circular economy, using recycled solar panels to create glass for high-efficiency modules. (Image Credit: SOLARCYCLE)
Sumitomo Corporation is aiming for 5 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030 by expanding its new PV and BESS projects in Virginia. (Image Credit/ Source:Jack Carey/Pexels )