Jacket foundations for 1GW Taiwanese wind project delivered
The massive jacket foundations for a 1GW offshore wind farm in Taiwan have been officially delivered.
The $13 billion market for batteries to smooth out data centre spikes
Perhaps the two biggest changes to the way electricity grids are managed are the rapid evolution of battery storage and its associated smarts, and the sudden surge in demand from data centres and AI.
Wind Project Manager – Open to expats
Location: Tokyo, Japan
WTG Contracts Manager – Offshore Wind
Location: Seoul, South Korea
Head of BESS Engineering
Location: Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
Hyperscalers will decide Australia’s data centre future, not the renewable energy sector
Much is being made of Australia’s potential as a home for data centres, but the industry may not be as much of a lock as people in the renewable and transmission businesses would like us to believe.
Mother Nature has been out in force!
Meteorologists were calling what came through the Waiotahe Valley last week an ‘atmospheric river’; a significant weather phenomenon linked to extreme rainfall. Widespread flooding inundated the valley, closing local roads and causing havoc for the community.
Dominion Energy Virginia announces new solar array at Richmond Flying Squirrels’ future CarMax Park stadium
Dominion Energy Virginia announced today that it plans to install a solar array on the roof and parking lot of the Richmond Flying Squirrels’ future stadium.
Renewables Senior Project Development Manager (Remote working)
Location: Taranto, Apulia, Italy
Why Australia’s biggest coal state is so excited about having the world’s most powerful battery
The state of NSW, at least those parts thinking about the transition from coal to renewables, is in a state of excitement. It now plays host to the world’s most powerful battery, which has been partially commissioned, and is rolling out a new solution – a giant battery shock absorber – that has never been seen at such scale.
