365m German wind turbine becomes world’s tallest

GICON’s 365m high-altitude wind turbine in Klettwitz, Germany will be the world’s tallest wind turbine and is due to start operations in autumn 2026.

NatPower Marine urges testing delivery models at a few ports and routes with confirmed customer commitments so projects can move into realistic operation.

SLB will provide integrated reservoir and FEED engineering for the Havstjerne carbon storage project in the North Sea for Harbour Energy ahead of FID.

Taiwan permits fishpond solar if farmers keep landing at least 70 percent of their previous catch and allow on-site inspectors to count the fish.

Nepal hydropower losses from the Bhotekoshi floods may total hundreds of billions of rupees and have damaged at least 13 projects, straining insurers.

CSIRO field tests found hydrogen seeping from fairy circles near the Darling Fault, suggesting visible vents could guide hydrogen exploration.

AI compute growth raises electricity demand, benefiting generators and grid operators such as NextEra Energy and Brookfield Renewable Partners.

Illinois closes bidding for a 1 gigawatt energy storage procurement; contracts expected Sept. 4 under the Clean and Reliable Grid Affordability Act.

July 2026 EV share reached 27% including PHEVs; BEVs were 19% of new-car sales and plugin registrations totaled about 1.8 million, up 7% year‑on‑year.

Quaise’s $180m close funds the Obsidian Project. Nabors committed $35m, provides a land rig and brings reservoir modelling, well design, drilling strategy