Energy Update
Inter Pipeline has announced a $900 million capital expenditure program for 2018, with 91% of it will be for organic growth initiatives.
In this episode, Joel Stronberg of the JBS Group discusses the top three big events that happened in Washington D.C. that affected the renewables industry in 2017, plus what critical issues we should be watching in 2018 and the actions industry members can take next year to stay informed and involved in the evolution of renewables in the U.S.
California-based esVolta last week launched its new utility-scale energy storage business with the purchase of operational projects and a pipeline of contracted projects.
Companies stepped up on climate change in 2017. In 2018, they need to bring countries with them. It is fantastic that there are now more than 300 companies committed to set science-based targets to reduce carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
China’s plan to introduce a system to monitor and evaluate the solar-power market will help direct new investments to regions where fewer plants are idle, according to industry researchers.
U.S. Reps. Ryan Costello (R-Penn.) and Mike Doyle (D-Penn.) last week introduced a bill that would create a new investment tax credit for energy storage.
Alco Bio Fuel, a Belgium biorefinery will deploy GE Power’s Predix-based Asset Performance Management (APM) solution to future-proof the refinery’s power-generation unit’s refinery field operations.
Inter Pipeline will go ahead with a C$3.5bn ($2.72bn) integrated propane dehydrogenation (PDH) and polypropylene (PP) plant in Canada for the conversion of locally sourced, low-cost propane into value-added plastics products.
As lawmakers prepare to vote on the final version of the much-anticipated U.S. tax reform bill that was released last week, the renewable energy industry is counting its wins, while wondering what the long-term effect of the bill on the industry will be.
Europe maintains a healthy market but is looking forward to fresh energy and climate ambitions to add certainty over what the post-2020 landscape will mean for new wind power.
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