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CWP Energy is active in all North American physical & financial electricity markets since 2012. Backed by a team of renewable energy specialists, our business is underpinned by robust risk management, market experience and analytical capability.

Italian scientists warn Marmolada has shrunk 80% in 70 years due to global heating

The largest and most symbolic glacier in the Dolomites could vanish within 15 years because of global heating, Italian scientists have warned.

The 3,343m Marmolada, located on the border of the Trentino and Veneto regions and known as the Queen of the Dolomites, has already lost more than 80% of its volume over the last 70 years.

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EUAs briefly slipped below €28 as full-sized auctions returned early on Tuesday, retreating further from Monday's stint above €30 in defiance of bullish expectations and a more positive macro economic outlook.

Solar the most popular source of new generation in one-third of countries, as renewables represent 75 per cent of new capacity added in 2019.

The post Wind and solar provide two-thirds of new capacity additions in 2019, BNEF says appeared first on RenewEconomy.

All 113 companies participating in Tianjin’s pilot emissions trading scheme met the 2019 compliance deadline this week, the municipal government announced Tuesday, after an extra auction for struggling firms last week and record trading volumes in recent months turned up sufficient supply. 

Oil major Total topartner with Macquarie Group’s Green Investment Group in a 50/50 partnership to develop a portfolio of five large floating offshore wind projects in South Korea.

The post Total and Macquarie partner on massive Korean floating wind projects appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Proposal would eliminate key environmental reviews and public notice requirements, according to environmental advocates

The Trump administration is proposing to make it easier for oil and gas companies to drill on US forest service lands.

A proposed rule would eliminate key environmental reviews and public notice requirements, according to environmental advocates.

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New research suggests utilities are dragging their feet when it comes to embracing wind and solar.

Gharial crocodiles may number less than 1,000 individuals in the wild - but there is always hope.

Protests planned in London, Cardiff and Manchester to demand action on climate crisis

Extinction Rebellion protesters are to begin two weeks of disruption in London, Cardiff and Manchester as they take to the streets from Tuesday to demand government action on the climate emergency.

In the morning XR activists will march towards Parliament Square in London from four different locations, where they plan to sit in the streets until MPs agree to back the Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill.

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Yesterday, the bushfire royal commission handed down interim observations. But there's a glaring omission. Robert Glasser, Visiting Fellow, Australian National University Licensed as Creative Commons – attribution, no derivatives.

Australia's only government-backed accreditation program for renewable electricity sales, GreenPower, unveils new branding as it seeks to tap into business interest.

The post GreenPower seeks to revive interest, launches refreshed brand appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Grid demand hit a record low in W.A. over the weekend, and set new winter lows in other states as rooftop solar continued to eat into market share.

The post Rooftop solar: W.A. sets new record low for grid demand, two other states set winter lows appeared first on RenewEconomy.

The switch to renewables is delivering the promised energy trifecta - lower prices, lower emissions, and grid reliability.

The post Cheaper, cleaner, more reliable: How renewables are winning energy trifecta appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Genex prepares to commence construction on Kidston pumped hydro project before year end, after solving a solar farm software bug that dented revenues.

The post Genex sees Kidston hydro start this year, after software bug hits solar profits appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Snake catcher says two male snakes ‘some of the biggest and fattest’ he had seen, and appeared to be fighting over a female

It’s every Australian’s worst nightmare – well, probably everyone’s worst: making a cup of tea in the kitchen, only to have two massive snakes fall through your kitchen ceiling.

Retiree David Tait received a bit of a shock on Monday when he found two carpet snakes had tumbled on to the kitchen floor at his home north of Brisbane, before slithering away to the bedroom and living room.

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Wind power accounted for 59.9% of Britain’s electricity at 1:30am on August 26, according to Great Britain's Electricity System Operator.

The post British wind sets new 60% power share record appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Amid the current hydrogen hype, there is little discussion about when the technology can realistically become commercially viable, or the best ways it can be used to cut emissions.

The post Time to get real: Amid the hydrogen hype, let’s talk about what will actually work appeared first on RenewEconomy.

The Queensland state government in Australia has offered A$93 million ($68.7 mln) to 21 carbon offset project applicants under the first investment round of its Land Restoration Fund, Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said Tuesday.