The year 2022 has seen many disruptions in supply chains. Despite this, the renewable energy sector continues to grow, driven by the energy transition and the search for alternative energy sources to fossil fuels.
Since the Russian occupation of the Zaporijjia nuclear power plant in March 2022, power generation has been interrupted and the plant is now used as a military base. Russian troops are said to be present there in large numbers and the local population is said to have decreased considerably.
Masdar, a fast-growing renewable energy company, has announced plans to strengthen its commitment to renewable energy development in Azerbaijan with the opening of a new office in the capital city of Baku.
Shell is opening two new liquefied natural gas (LNG) stations. These two new LNG stations are already available on the A63 Bordeaux-Gazinet freeway and on the A6 freeway.
Rosatom and Novatek sign a memorandum of understanding on decarbonization cooperation at the Russian Energy Week forum.
For the third year in a row, ERG has had its advanced rating confirmed by Moody’s ESG Solutions, formerly Vigeo Eiris.
ERG, through ERG UK Holding, completes the acquisition of 100% of the shares of Corlacky Energy owned by RES.
Mainstream Renewable Power announces the formation of a joint venture with Aboitiz Power Corporation, through its subsidiary Aboitiz Renewables.
ACWA Power joins forces with South Korea’s KEPCO to develop large-scale hydrogen and ammonia production.
Norway has stated its intention to license 30GW of new offshore wind capacity by 2040.
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