Author: Boˆreal

Short reads about North Europe's green transition

South Korea’s Offshore Wind Power: Current Status and Future Prospects

by Boˆreal

South Korea has ambitious plans for renewable energy, particularly in offshore wind power. Despite setting a target of 17.7 GW for wind power generation through its Renewable Energy 3020 Implementation Plan, with 12 GW of that coming from offshore wind by 2030, the country faces significant challenges. This article delves into the current status and … Continue reading South Korea’s Offshore Wind Power: Current Status and Future Prospects

China’s Renewable Energy Hubs that meet Short- and Long-Term Demand

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China is leading the charge in the global energy transition by advancing large-scale renewable energy hubs, integrating wind power, photovoltaic (PV) systems, thermal power, and energy storage. These efforts aim to meet ambitious power transmission targets and contribute to the nation’s “dual carbon” goals. However, the distinct seasonal generation patterns of renewable energy don’t match … Continue reading China’s Renewable Energy Hubs that meet Short- and Long-Term Demand

Harnessing the Earth’s Heat: A New Way to Store Energy in Remote Canadian Communities

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In the remote and often frigid regions of northern Canada, many communities still rely on expensive and environmentally harmful fossil fuels for their energy needs. However, a groundbreaking new technology called Borehole Thermal Energy Storage (BTES) offers a promising solution. BTES involves storing heat underground during warmer months and retrieving it when needed during the … Continue reading Harnessing the Earth’s Heat: A New Way to Store Energy in Remote Canadian Communities