Clean energy

Companies, World economy 26th April 2023

Abengoa begins Phase 2 of Taweelah desalination plant in Abu Dhabi, first to produce drinking water and generate energy

Alphavalue / Divancons | The Spanish company, in a consortium with the Sepcoiii company, has started commercial operation of Phase 2 of the Taweelah desalination plant, located in Abu Dhabi, following successful completion of the contractual tests. Specifically, it is the largest reverse osmosis desalination plant in the world (909,218 cubic metres/day) and the first to combine the production of drinking water with the generation of clean energy. The project…

World economy 3rd November 2021

Investment In Clean Energy To At Least Triple In The Next Decade To Stay On Track To Limit Global Warming

JP Morgan | This week saw the start of COP26 – the 26th Conference of the Parties – where world leaders from nearly 200 countries will review the climate commitments made in the 2015 Paris Agreement. As we discussed in our recent post, What can we expect from COP26 and what will it mean for investors, securing the finance needed for the energy transition will be a key part of…

World economy 23rd August 2017

European utilities see a revival; US solar eclipse shows growth in clean energy

Utilities in Europe have made a sudden stock market comeback since late July, after performing well in May, underpinned by strong Q1 earnings and some speculation about possible further consolidation in the industry. Q2 results have also been solid and fuelled earnings upgrades.

World economy 16th August 2013

Rocky road ahead for clean energy sector, says Deloitte

It’s not going to get any easier for clean energy sector soon. Although it is gaining in public image, global investors will remain cautious as long as gas prices remain low.