A 90 kWp solar photovoltaic façade is set to be installed at the Technical University of Mohammed VI in Morocco.

The Ontario Power Authority has released an update on its saveONenergy retrofit programme that provides financial incentives for Ontario businesses to reduce energy used by in buildings, including HVAC and power usage.

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recognised three combined heat and power projects with ENERGY STAR CHP awards.

Legislation which will open up Chile’s domestic market for renewables has come into effect this week.

Ratchaburi World Cogeneration Company Limited (RWC) of Thailand has signed a 12-year services agreement with GE for the planned maintenance of four of its LM6000-PD aeroderivative gas turbine packages.

The New York Container Terminal (NYCT) facility in Staten Island, New York is to be the site of six new natural gas-fired air-cooled chillers from Tecogen Inc.

A demonstration of the UK’s potential for geothermal power was held in Rosemanowes in Cornwall on Friday to see how heat naturally present underground could be used to produce clean, safe, renewable energy.

The 18.7 MW Enna biomass CHP power plant in Sicily has been acquired by FriEl Green Power.

Disillusionment with major utilities has led to greater interest in community energy in Australia with Northern Rivers Energy leading a drive to develop initiates involving on-site power in New South Wales.

The heating industry is joining traditional energy supply companies, telecoms players and internet service providers in trying to develop connected home appliances which offer more control over heat and power demand.

Business intelligence company Lux Research has forged an alliance with the Harvard Center for Green Buildings and Cities to develop a database of green building innovations in a bid to enable smart choices about energy efficiency in buildings.

New analysis from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) forecasts CHP and industrial heat demand are set to drive global bioenergy consumption over the coming decade and more.

A 250 kWp solar system installed on the roof of the National Ice Centre stadium in Nottingham, in the UK, has reduced the building’s energy costs by close to US$60,000 in its first year of operation, according to a statement.

Distributed renewable energy company UGE and Manila-based procurement and management company, Orion Group, have launched a scheme designed to boost solar deployment in the Philippines.