‘Solar Bridge’, Turkey’s First Solar Energy Sectoral Company Search Platform, was launched by the Solar Energy Industrialists and Industry Association (GENSED).

Developed as a digital platform, the “Sun Bridge” offers a reliable and transparent company search site for investors aiming to generate electricity from the sun. With the platform, it is also aimed to bring together potential solar energy investors and respected and reliable companies of the solar energy sector.

From the application, which is open to all stakeholders of the solar energy sector, all companies will be able to provide membership services free of charge until 31 December 2022.

Companies and Investors Come Together on the ‘Sun Bridge’… | Devamı>>>

In its 2020 Sustainability Report, PepsiCo announced that despite the negative atmosphere created by the pandemic for consumers, employees and all its stakeholders, it has advanced its social and sustainability goals throughout the supply chain. Continuing to work in line with the sustainability targets set by PepsiCo globally, PepsiCo Turkey also carries out many studies, from carbon emission reduction to gender equality, in order to achieve its sustainable development goals.

PepsiCo, one of the world’s leading food and beverage companies, has published its 2020 Sustainability Report.

PepsiCo’s 2020 Sustainability Report Has Been Released | Devamı>>>

Lightsource bp, of which BP owns 50%, will invest 566 million dollars in 3 solar power projects of 703 MW in Spain.

Lightsource bp company will invest in solar energy in Spain, and in the statement, the organization made an agreement to purchase 703 megawatts (MW) solar projects located in Northern Spain.

Post-acquisition Lightsource bp’s energy assets in Spain will reach 3 gigawatts (GW) in 2 years, accounting for about 15% of its planned projects globally.

BP to Invest 703 MW of Solar Energy in Spain | Devamı>>>

The Spanish energy group Iberdrola has launched a €75bn investment plan to 2025. Almost €35bn (51%) will go to renewables and €27bn (40%) to networks. Iberdrola intends to nearly double its renewable power capacity from 32 GW in 2019 to 60 GW in 2025, including 26 GW of onshore wind, 4 GW of offshore wind, 16 GW of solar, and 14 GW of hydro.

This renewable boost should reduce Iberdrola’s carbon factor by 86% by 2030 to 50gCO2/kWh; the group will offset emissions by planting trees to become carbon neutral by 2030.

Iberdrola (Spain) Will Invest €75bn to Double Its Renewable Capacity | Devamı>>>

Iberdrola SA is working to build what it says will be Europe’s largest solar farm at a cost of 300 million euros ($337 million). The Spanish utility has started the process with the country’s Ecological Transition ministry to build a 590-megawatt farm in the Western region of Extremadura, according to a statement Thursday. The company will now follow government rules to hold public hearings and collect comments on the impact on the environment and for landowners, a mandatory process before starting the project.

Iberdola in Planning for Europe’s Largest Solar Farm at 590 MW | Devamı>>>

China’s energy policies may, at first, seem paradoxical: it is shooting for the stars and it is working to have renewable energy start replacing coal-fired electricity. That’s a hard task in a country where coal is now 60% of its electricity base and renewables are 20% — and poised to be 35% in 2030. 

Its goal is to clean its cities and to comply with the Paris climate agreement. In its latest five-year plan that outlines its energy goals, China has set a cap on on coal-fired generation at about 1,100 gigawatts — a hard task, given that it already has about 1,000 GW with another 250 GW under construction.

Is It Possible For Solar Energy To Compete With Coal-Fired In China? | Devamı>>>