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Energy infrastructure News for April 2012
In Canada, Hydrogenics has signed an agreement with Enbridge to jointly develop utility-scale energy storage through adding hydrogen to the natural gas grids in North America.
27 April, 2012
As part of a range of recently announced green investments by the UK Government, the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) is investing £35 million in an Energy Entrepreneurs Fund and £3m in heat storage innovation.
27 April, 2012
In the UK, ITM Power is leading a project to investigate the technical, financial, and operational feasibility of injecting hydrogen – generated from electrolysis fed from excess renewables – into the UK’s gas networks.
26 April, 2012
Gamesa and Toyota Spain will boost the use of electric vehicles in urban Spain under a collaboration agreement.
26 April, 2012
Chinese turbine manufacturer Sinovel and Denmark’s Mita-Teknik are to work together to develop customised wind turbine control systems.
17 April, 2012
Electricity generated from Iceland’s huge resource of volcanic geothermal energy could be imported into the UK, helping it reach its renewable energy targets, ministers said yesterday.
12 April, 2012
Greek solar contractor Neon Energy has signed an exclusive supply deal with Germany’s Kaco New Energy for 50MW solar inverters, as the Athens-based company revealed its confidence in the Greek solar power market.
07 April, 2012
In the US, the Center for Transportation and the Environment (CTE) has announced that Air Liquide Industrial US LP is under contract to build and operate a hydrogen fuelling station for the fuel cell bus demonstration in Birmingham, Alabama.
04 April, 2012