Wartsila

The aim is to sustain new green mobility models and to reduce the impact of transport and logistics on climate change.

As part of a decarbonisation drive, Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks will partner with Wärtsilä to install an advanced energy storage system on the Shetland Islands.

Wärtsilä has been selected by Duke Energy for the engineering, procurement and construction of three battery energy storage facilities.

Inflexible baseload coal will fade into Europe’s past more quickly than originally thought, with the pace of the transition being accelerated by more than five years.

May approved to be a record month for renewables in multiple ways across Western Europe, with much of the continent’s energy provided by solar and wind, thanks to favourable weather conditions according to the Wärtsilä Energy Transition Lab.

Tatabanya Eromu Kft has signed a five year deal with Wartsila to automate its 18 MW grid balancing power plant in northwestern Hungary.