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February 15, 2022
Spain calls on EU to provide financial guarantees for long-term PPA
According to eldiario.es, a Spanish online newspaper, the Spanish government has asked the European Investment Bank (EIB) to give financial guarantees for long-term fixed-price renewable energy supply contracts, known as Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs).
February 15, 2022World Shipping Council outlines six zero-carbon shipping pathways
The World Shipping Council (WSC), a Washington, D.C.-based trade group that represents international liner shipping, is releasing for the first time concrete regulatory and economic pathways that it believes the UN International Maritime Organization (IMO
February 14, 2022Scotiabank and Evolugen ink 15-year solar power purchase agreement in Alberta
Scotiabank announced the signing of a 15-year renewable energy power purchase agreement with Evolugen, the Canadian renewable energy company, for solar energy in Alberta from a new, to-be-constructed 40 MW project.
February 14, 2022Old carbon credits preferred by companies threaten climate pledges, experts warn
According to a new analysis published by Nikkei, one of the world’s largest financial newspaper, nearly 40% of carbon credits acquired by firms are more than five years old, which might threaten progress on reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
February 11, 2022Long-term PPA deal may be squeezed by high energy price, Pexapark says
Pexapark, a Swiss PPA advisory, published a new report on Thursday stating that the energy price volatility observed at the end of 2021 will have a long-term impact on the green energy power purchase agreement (PPA) market, including a drop in long-term c
February 10, 2022Corporate clean energy purchases hit record in 2021, says BNEF
According to Bloomberg New Energy Finance, global corporations purchased 31.1 GW of clean energy through power purchase agreements in 2021, reaching new record high. Purchases are up roughly 24% from the previous record year of 25.1 GW in 2020.
February 10, 2022Key EU lawmaker seeks tougher rules for carbon price mechanism
Peter Liese, a German Christian Democrat and member of European Parliament, is pushing for stricter controls to refrain the bloc’s carbon prices from growing too quickly. Following his remarks, the benchmark December 2022 contract was traded at 91.54 euro
February 09, 2022Element Critical inks PPA with NextEra Energy in Texas
Element Critical, a leading provider of data center solutions, has inked a power purchase agreement with NextEra Energy Resources, making its Houston and Austin co-location data centers powered by 100% renewable energy.
February 09, 2022The 10% wealthiest population is key to reach net zero, expert suggests
To mitigate the climate crisis, limit carbon footprint has become a primary mission for the globe. According to a study, wealthy people’s carbon footprints is gradually increasing, accounted for a larger proportion of global emissions.
February 09, 2022World’s largest companies fall far short of net-zero, climate group says
According to a study conducted by NewClimate Institute, some of the world's largest corporations are failing to live up to claims that they will achieve net-zero emissions targets, reducing carbon emissions by only 40% rather than the projected 100%. Amaz