Taking into account the crisis processes in the global energy sphere and the audience’s interest in studying this issue, GOLAW invited the leading energy expert Markus Mårline – a lawyer, partner of the Swedish law firm Advokatbyrån Sigeman & Co, to talk about the Swedish electricity market, its prospects and challenges. Source: lexology.com Read [...]
The crisis has demonstrated the urgent need to boost supplies from every source Right up until the first shots of World War 1 were fired, many Europeans did not believe that a conflict between the Great Powers was possible. The ties of trade, investment and culture, and even the close family connections between the monarchies [...]
Oil and gas companies will have to share their excess profits to help European households and industries cope with red-hot energy bills, a draft European Union plan showed on Monday (12 September). Source: euractiv.com Read the whole article here
With the European Commission having called an Extraordinary Energy Council meeting, Nord Pool has some concerns around the Commission’s proposal to establish a price cap for inframarginal technologies in coupled electricity markets. While it is reassuring that the Commission ruled out disruptive measures such as full market suspension, as a leading European energy market we [...]
The Danish solar developer has teamed up with Swedish Helios on setting up four solar farms in southern Sweden with a total capacity of 220MWp. The Danish developer thus breaks into its 12th European market, adding 220MWp of solar energy to mark the occasion. Kilde: energywatch.com Read the whole article here (requires a subscription)
Danish outfit Nordic Solar A/S said that its 48.5-MWp Insua solar farm in south-east Portugal is ready for operations. Insua is the largest plant to date in Nordic Solar’s 326-MWp strong solar farm portfolio in Europe, the company said. The 80-hectare (197.7 acres) project was developed and built by Chint Solar, which sold it to [...]
Nordic Solar, the Danish energy company, is expanding its portfolio with a new solar park in Portugal. The solar park, Ínsua, covers 80 hectares in southeastern Portugal and will provide electricity to approximately 35,000 homes. In fact, the Iberian Peninsula has a high demand for solar energy. Source: energynews.pro Read the whole article here
The Danish company’s largest solar farm yet enters operation in Portugal. In March 2021, Nordic Solar reported that construction had begun on a new solar farm in Portugal, which was ”expected to finish in 2021.” Source: energiwatch.com Read the whole article here (requires a subscription)
The Danish solar energy investor advances on all counts owing to higher power prices and increased generation. The company aims for a stock listing in 2023, with 1GW installed by the end of 2024. Source: energywatch.com Read the whole article here (requires a subscription)
2022 will be the first year in which more than 200GW of solar will be installed. Source: bnef.com Read the whole article here