China’s installed wind and solar capacity will overtake coal for the first time this year, an industry body forecast on Tuesday.

The China Electricity Council (CEC) in a yearly report said grid-connected wind and solar would make up around 40% of installed power generation capacity by the end of 2024, compared with coal’s expected 37%.

By comparison, wind and solar together were around 36% of capacity at the end of 2023, and coal was just under 40%.

China’s Wind, Solar Capacity Forecast to Overtake Coal in 2024 | Devamı>>>

Locally generated wind power meant Northern Ireland saved £243m in 2023.

The figures are from Wind Energy Ireland’s annual report and a report by energy specialists Baringa.

They found that without wind energy, an additional £176m would have had to be spent on gas to generate power, with an additional almost £70m on carbon credits to burn it.

That reduced emissions by about 0.9m tonnes, equivalent to the amount of carbon produced by 200,000 homes.

Wind Power Saved Northern Ireland £243m Last Year | Devamı>>>

Record production in green energy, despite 23.5% growth in electricity demand, reduced India’s dependence on coal in May, reducing its utilities increased coal stocks.

While increasing supply from renewable resources has led to an extraordinarily rapid increase in demand, forcing the country to reopen mines and revert to importing fuel, while India has made progress towards easing the coal shortage, the share of renewable energy resources in energy production decreased to 10.2% in April and May.

Renewable Energy Production Record Breaks in India in May | Devamı>>>

Unlike many European countries, Turkey’s coal power generation dropped again in 2021, for the third year in a row. On the other hand, gas generation increased to compensate for the drought-induced decline in hydropower generation. Hence Turkey’s emissions per kWh power generation remain unchanged. In fact there has been no significant improvement in Turkey’s carbon intensity of power in at least 30 years.

Hydropower has a very long history in Turkey, the first power plant in its history was a hydropower plant constructed in Southern Turkey in the early 1900s during the Ottoman Empire era.

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Turkey ranked 5th in Europe and 12th in the world in terms of renewable energy based installed power. While the effect of wind energy on the total renewable energy installed power, which has increased by 428% in approximately 20 years, is quite large, 4 strategic steps are shared with you, our esteemed readers, in order to increase the energy obtained from wind energy even more in the future.

In the field of renewable energy, Turkey increased its installed power by 428% and reached 52,668 MW.

‘Turkey’ is 5th in Europe and 12th in the World in Renewable Energy! | Devamı>>>

Erciyes WPP, owned by Enerjisa Enerji, has been granted a 49-year production license by EMRA.

With the decision numbered 10260-13 taken on June 10, 2021, the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) belongs to Enerjisa Enerji Üretim AŞ; It granted a 49-year production license to the Erciyes Wind Power Plant (WPP) Project, which is under construction in Yahyalı district of Kayseri.

When Erciyes WPP is commissioned, it will have a capacity of 65MWe.

Erciyes WPP’s Wind Turbines Will Turn For Another 49 Years | Devamı>>>

Coming in first place is Russia’s capital city, Moscow, which needs a staggering 2,781 offshore turbines to power the capital.

The UK has the largest wind farm market, beating other world leaders such as Germany and China – so much so, that 20% of the UK’s energy comes from wind turbines[1]. However, there is currently an even bigger drive to increase wind energy use in Europe.

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There were 61 electricity procurement contracts announced in the Europe region in Q1 2021, marking a rise of 42% over the last four-quarter average of 43, according to GlobalData’s power industry contracts database.

Power Plant stood at first place when compared with other power tender categories in the Europe region in Q1 2021 with 206 contracts and a 44.1% share, followed by Generation Equipment with 106 contracts and a 22.7% share and Electricity Procurement with 61 contracts and a 13.1% share during the quarter.

Europe Electricity Procurement Contracts Activity Up 42% in Q1 2021 | Devamı>>>

Dünya kara sularında yol alan birçok geminin denize elverişli olup olmadığını denetlemesini yapan ulusal değerlendirme kuruluşu olan Türk Loydu, son yıllarda pek çok ülke tarafından da tercih edilmektedir.

Türkiye’nin en büyük savaş gemisi olacak TCG Anadolu’nun da belgelerini hazırlayan Türk Loydu, Katar ve Türkmenistan’da ki deniz araçlarında da denetim sağlamaktadır. Türk Loydu Başkanı Cem Melikoğlu, “Savunma Sanayi Müsteşarlığı projelerinin ilgi görmesiyle Türk Loydu da dünya çapında da markalaşmıştır” dedi. Nükleer enerji sektörüne hazırlık için Alman TÜV Nord ile işbirliği yapan kuruluş Türkiye’nin ilk milli rüzgar türbinini de belgelendirecek.

Türk Loydu’ndan İlk Milli Rüzgar Türbinine Belge… | Devamı>>>