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Florida Power & Light Company to build world’s largest solar-powered battery system

Florida Power & Light Company is to build the world's largest solar-powered battery system with a 409MW capacity - enough to power 100 million iPhone batteries

What is the Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance?

Google, GM, Walmart and many more have joined forces to create the Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance in a bid to simplify the buying process for clean power across corporate America

Who were the world’s top five wind turbine manufacturers in 2018?

Here we profile the top wind turbine manufacturers of 2025, with Vestas reclaiming its spot at the top off the back of 10GW's worth of capacity installation

North America to account for 72% of LNG growth between 2025 and 2023

Global LNG growth will be driven primarily by North America over the next four years, according to GlobalData, with the US pioneering natural gas

How Mozambique can become a top ten LNG supplier by the mid-2020s

While it is currently reeling from the devastation caused by Cyclone Idai, Mozambique remains firmly on the path to becoming a top ten LNG supplier

What is Kyocera and LO3 Energy’s blockchain-managed virtual power plant?

Japanese firm Kyocera and New York's LO3 Energy have combined to test the viability of a blockchain-managed virtual power plant they claim can ease the load on energy grids

Saudi Aramco CEO: Oil and gas to be vital for decades to come

During the International Petroleum Technology Conference this week the Saudi Aramco CEO stressed the continued importance of oil and gas, as well as the benefit China has made to the global economy over the past 20 years

What are the different types of power plants used to generate energy?

With power demand rising across the world, here we take a closer look at the types of power plants used to generate the world's various forms of energy

How will the UK trade electricity if there’s a no-deal Brexit?

The Single Electricity Market is at risk, while a regime would be introduced to ensure the UK could import tariff-free electricity for at least 12 months