Daily Debrief

RWE has secured contracts for different for 6.9 GW of offshore wind capacity in UK Allocation Round 7 and agrees a long-term partnership with KKR.

Despite concerns over the climate impact of power-hungry data centres, new study argues the targeted use of AI can help tackle a raft of decarbonisation challenges

Companies ink range of new offset deals, spanning regenerative agriculture, biochar, and direct air capture projects

EnBW decided to pull the plug on Morgan and Mona sites it is developing with BP joint venture after failure to secure power deals in UK government auction

Developer JERA Nex BP says it is 'assessing options' for Morgan and Mona as EnBW pulls out

A Danish startup has succeeded in inspecting damage to wind turbines while the blades are spinning.

Kingspan’s head of sustainability, Holly Loughman, reflects on how the company achieved an ambitious circularity target ahead of schedule

Compared to other clean energy sources, the value of SMRs lies in scale not speed

Energy giant announces partnership with housebuilder Discovery Homes to offer 57 new 'Zero Bills' homes in North Dundee

At the beginning of January, CleanTechnica’s Christopher Arcus took note of the sudden, seemingly out-of-the-blue emergence of sodium-ion batteries on the global energy storage scene, and here we are just midway through the month with more news about sodium-ion batteries. This time it’s the US firm Unigrid, which has set ...

Number of clean power projects reaching final investment decision stage has fallen 'at precisely the time it needs to speed up if targets are to be met', report warns

Commodity markets have had a turbulent year with sanctions, wars and new administrations rewiring markets. As 2026 fast approaches, the following numbers are a snapshot of what the BloombergNEF Commodities, Energy and Environmental Markets teams t…

Ørsted’s procurement department is exploring the possibilities of using Chinese wind turbines, writes Berlingske.

BlackRock-backed developer Akaysha Energy is reportedly considering options to raise additional funds, including selling a minority stake, to support the expansion of its battery energy storage operations.

BP’s decision to write down up to $5 billion from its gas and low carbon energy division places a hard number on what has been an increasingly visible problem for the company: its early and aggressive push into renewables has failed to deliver competitive returns relative to its peers.