Project Owner: Tianjin Environmental Construction Investment Co., Ltd. Postal Address: Ziyang Rd No. 28 Nankai District, Postal Code: 300190 Contact: Gengya Juan Tel 022 -2367009 Fax 022 -2367009
The Norwegian Export Credit Guarantee Agency (GIEK) is a public enterprise under the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries (MTIF), and issues guarantees on behalf of the Norwegian state. GIEK’s mandate is to promote Norwegian exports, ensure Norwegian value creation and serve as a good financial partner and adviser for Norwegian exporters by issuing guarantees […]
Environmental Assessment Report Prepared by the Hebei provincial government for the Asian Development Bank (ADB). Summary Environmental Impact Assessment; Project Number: 40641; December 2008 The Project aims to (i) support development of selected small cities and towns in Hebei province; (ii) demonstrate how small cities and towns in Hebei and elsewhere in the PRC can […]
Secure, resilient and sustainable energy technology supply chains are central to successful clean energy transitions. The race to net zero emissions will redefine global energy security and shift the focus from the supply of fossil fuels to the supply of the minerals, materials and manufacturing capacity needed to deliver clean energy technologies. This report, Securing Clean […]
Europe connected 30 MW (10 turbines) to the grid in the first half of 2022 in Italy. Construction of foundations and turbines activity took place at 7 wind farms in Europe. Two projects reached financial investment decision (FID) in the first half of 2022 which will finance two floating demonstrators in France for a total […]
China holds a critical and outsized role in helping the global community achieve the targets of the Paris Agreement and preserving the planet’s biosphere. At the same time, China’s available financing mechanisms and its financial system remain somewhat distinct. A nuanced understanding of prioritized net-zero technologies and potential pathways to financing these technologies in Greater […]
The first half of 2022 has been eventful for global power markets. The fallout from the Russia-Ukraine war has exacerbated supply issues and driven up prices, which are unlikely to come down in the short term. This has impacted the outlook in all regions, albeit in different ways.
osts for renewables continued to fall in 2021 as supply chain challenges and rising commodity prices have yet to show their full impact on project costs. The cost of electricity from onshore wind fell by 15%, offshore wind by 13% and solar PV by 13% compared to 2020.
Longyuan Power Group has invited bids for wind turbines for two “replacing small with large” wind power technological transformation projects, with a total installed capacity of 105.24mw. They are: Longyuan Power Helanshan No.4 wind power plant 79.5mw wind power technology transformation project, Longyuan Power eling 25.74mw large generation small wind power project.
As the world’s only crowd-sourced report on renewable energy, the Renewables 2022 Global Status Report (GSR) is in a class of its own. It covers policies, markets, and much more, while telling the most up-to-date global story on renewable energy.