Power Engineering International

Power Engineering International is a BPA-audited magazine that provides comprehensive insights into the global power sector. It features thorough industry analysis, detailed case studies, and profiles of various projects. The magazine also highlights practical uses of innovative products, shares expert opinions, and covers the latest trends in the electrical power generation field.

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Carbon capture pilot starts operating at KEPCO's Himeji 2 power plant

3 days ago | powerengineeringint.com | Pamela Largue

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has announced that a new carbon capture pilot at KEPCO’s Himeji No.2 power plant in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, has started operating. The Himeji No.2 thermal power plant runs on LNG, consists of 6 units and has a maximum output of 2,919,000kW. The pilot plant was established to conduct demonstration tests, as well as research and development for carbon capture technologies using flue gas from the gas turbines.
Baltic Sea energy ministers sign MoU to boost energy security

3 days ago | powerengineeringint.com | Pamela Largue

Energy ministers of the Baltic Energy Market Interconnection Plan (BEMIP) High-Level Group have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in an effort to bolster the region’s energy security. The signing of the agreement took place on the sidelines of the informal meeting of EU energy ministers which took place in Warsaw, Poland, this week, which focused on mitigating security risks in the region.
Zelestra reaches financial close on 237MW solar portfolio in Spain

3 days ago | powerengineeringint.com | Pamela Largue

Renewable company Zelestra has secured €146.6 million ($163 million) in green financing for a portfolio of six solar PV projects in Spain. The senior debt package, including 21 Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), will be used to finance the construction of these projects. For this transaction, BNP Paribas and Rabobank acted as mandated lead arrangers, issuing banks and hedging providers, with BNP Paribas also acting as green loan coordinator.
GE Vernova Hitachi gets green light to start building Darlington SMR

1 week ago | powerengineeringint.com | Pamela Largue

GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy has received approval from the Province of Ontario and Ontario Power Generation (OPG) to proceed with deployment of a small modular reactor (SMR) at the Darlington nuclear site in Ontario, Canada. According to a release, early site preparation has been completed and construction is expected to begin in the near future.
Statkraft ceases green hydrogen development across all markets

1 week ago | powerengineeringint.com | Pamela Largue

European renewables developer Statkraft has announced its decision to stop developing new green hydrogen projects across all markets. The company is however planning to continue developing its existing mature portfolio of projects in the UK and will seek investors to take them into construction and operation.
AGL acquires Upper Hunter pumped hydro projects

1 week ago | powerengineeringint.com | Pamela Largue

Australian energy company AGL Energy has acquired two pumped hydro energy storage projects held by Upper Hunter Hydro Top Trust and its trustee (UHH). The two early-stage projects are located in the Hunter region, New South Wales, a region with favourable topography for pumped hydro projects according to AGL. The Glenbawn and Glennies Creek projects have 770MW and 623MW capacity respectively, each with 10 hours of energy storage potential.
Iberdrola reports €2bn profit in Q1 2025

1 week ago | powerengineeringint.com | Yusuf Latief

Utility giant Iberdrola has reported net profit of €2.004 billion ($2.3 billion), a growth of 26% year on year, after increasing their investments to €17.3 billion ($19.6 billion) in the last 12 months. The Spanish TSO says their cash flow surpassed €3.5 billion ($4 billion), up 11%, which will help support their financial strength and ratings following their consolidation of UK-based ENW.
Ørsted ditches Hornsea 4 due to project costs

1 week ago | powerengineeringint.com | Pamela Largue

Danish energy giant Ørsted has released a statement confirming the decision to discontinue the Hornsea 4 project in the UK in its current form. The company has stopped spending and suspended supply chain contracts, stating that the project no longer makes economic sense. In its statement, Ørsted cites increased execution risk coupled increased supply chain costs and higher interest rates. Have you read?
World on course to instal 1TW of solar per year by 2030 shows report

1 week ago | powerengineeringint.com | Pamela Largue

A new report from SolarPower Europe reveals that the world installed a record 597GW of solar power in 2024 and could be installing 1TW of solar per year by the end of the decade. In 2024, China alone added 329GW of solar capacity – accounting for 55% of global installations. And in India, solar installations more than doubled in 2024. A 145% annual market increase in India meant 30.7GW of new solar was added in 2024, which is a stark uplift from the 12.5GW installed in 2023.
Scottish government awards $4.5m to eleven hydrogen projects

1 week ago | powerengineeringint.com | Pamela Largue

The Scottish government has announced £3.4 million ($4.5 million) in funding to develop the green hydrogen economy. The funding will be provided to eleven projects with the aim of accelerating supply chain development, as well as development of transport and storage infrastcuture. European Marine Energy Centre, Sustainable Fuels Orkney, £375,000 ($500,000);Green Cat Hydrogen Ltd., Creca Hydrogen Facility, £490,088 ($653,000);Green Cat Hydrogen Ltd.