Foreword
One would think, given the recent
developments across the pond in the USA that have seen President Trump pledge
to pull the nation out of the Paris climate agreement, that there would be an
air of despondency in the renewable energy sector. However, on the contrary,
the outlook for renewables, and indeed bioenergy, is looking as bright as the
northern hemisphere’s midsummer sun.
Part of this optimism stems from the continued
progress towards........
Other News this Month Includes:
Policy
- Leaked RED II document indicates
higher-than-expected renewable targets
- AEBIOM outlines industry preferences for RED
II
- Delayed RHI Reforms blamed for reduced
biomethane deployment forecasts
- Australian government to commit clean energy
funding to carbon capture from coal
- Chair announced for Scotland's Circular
Economy Investment Fund
- Trump announces intent to leave Paris
Agreement
Markets
- UK powered by renewables majority for the
first time
- New high for global renewables jobs
- Biomass may have significant role to play in
UK energy by 2050
- DONG commits to renewables with sale of oil
& gas arm
Research & Development
- AD possible at lower temperatures, claims
study
- World's first commercial CO2 capture plant
Biomass Heat & Power
- Scot Heat & Power announces expansion
Biogas
- Continued growth of Green Gas Certification
Scheme
- Green Gas Trading reaches half a million certificates
sold
- DONG's pioneering waste plant delayed
Energy from waste
- First draft of revised Waste Incineration
guidelines published
- Scotland set for one of UK's most efficient
CHP plants
- New recycling park with bioenergy potential
planned for Sheffield
- Renewi to provide RDF to UK multifuel energy
plant
Events
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