Sentences with phrase «renewable generation capacity»

The Ontario Power Authority (OPA) announced the successful awards for connections and contracts under the FIT program for new renewable generation capacity in Ontario.

To get it, they will need to either build renewable generation capacity themselves, sign an agreement with a third party that guarantees that third party an acceptable return on their capital or buy existing capacity.

While the level of installed renewable generation capacity has been increasing across all six APREA countries over the past decade, investment in new capacity has typically not been accompanied by the corresponding development of the infrastructure, institutions or market incentives necessary to support efficient integration into national power systems.

In March, DTE Energy submitted a proposal to the Michigan Public Service Commission to add 1,000 megawatts of renewable generation capacity by 2022.

By 1999, when the provision was originally set to expire, U.S. wind capacity had begun growing again, and the PTC supported the development of more than 500 megawatts of new wind capacity in California, Iowa, Minnesota, and other states that had implemented policies to support or require renewable generation capacity.

It will require tough political decisions to enable and finance the deployment of additional renewable generation capacity and the significant upgrades of the transmission network to integrate the increased renewables capacity

By the end of 2017, global renewable generation capacity had reached 2,179 GW worldwide — yearly growth of 8.3 %.

JPS has already incorporated around 160MW of renewable generation capacity into its energy mix, while the country is on course to achieve a 30 % energy consumption by 2030 target, which an energy minister was quoted by press last April as saying Jamaica was on course to achieve.

This will ultimately bring Uzbekistan to about 10 percent of its total renewable generation capacity, helping Uzbekistan reach its 2030 Paris Climate commitments while bringing power to the people of Uzbekistan.

This reflects both seasonal growth and added renewable generation capacity, as well as maintenance and refueling schedules for nuclear power plants, which normally undergo maintenance during spring and fall months, when overall electricity demand is lower.

Last year, China spent around $ 80 billion (U.S.) on new renewable generation capacity, roughly the same as the U.S. and EU combined.

No a super grid, not 3 - 5 times the renewable generation capacity, not any kind of scale - able energy storage.

While carbon pricing can theoretically address the externalities associated with climatic harm from emissions, it can not automatically deal with the externalities holding back grid development, which include the monopoly status of many of the firms involved, issues concerning economies of scale, the fact that the absence of transmission capacity restricts the emergence of renewable generation capacity (and vice versa).

If the state commission approves the proposal, DTE estimates that it will surpass the amount of renewable generation capacity it needs to secure under the state mandate.

Minister Goyal discussed India's ambitious target of achieving 175 GW of renewable generation capacity and innovative ways of mainstreaming energy efficiency.

In addition, RWE will gain all renewable generation capacities from Eon.

Most notably, the changes may herald a new era for small private investors who own some 43 percent of the renewables generation capacity: Households with solar panels and farmers with windmills on their properties may have to compete with utilities and funds for the right to build renewable power plants from 2017 onwards.