Russia

A two-phase auction to develop wind energy projects across Russia, with the first phase beginning May 29 and the second phase on June 9.

A lithium-ion battery manufacturing facility in Novosibirsk, Russia, operated as a joint venture between Thunder Sky and RUSNANO. The plant produces batteries for electric buses, mobile devices, and emergency power supplies.

A project aiming to develop numerous wind farms in Russia's arctic regions, leveraging strong wind streams. It is inspired by the Desertec project.

Major energy exporter emphasizing hydrocarbons but diversifying into hydrogen, renewables, and nuclear cooperation with China

Nuclear energy

Electricity generated from flowing or falling water, one of the alternative energy sources being developed in New Zealand's 25 planned projects.

Utilized to power the green hydrogen and clean ammonia production system, leveraging the consistent Atlantic winds in Placentia Bay.

Technologies focused on harnessing energy from renewable sources, which the new center aims to advance.

Russia's largest solar energy system designed to examine the potential viability of solar power in the country.

A research effort using satellite imagery (Google Earth and Landsat 9) to identify fairy circles as surface indicators of natural hydrogen deposits across multiple continents.

A project aiming to develop numerous wind farms in Russia's arctic regions, leveraging strong wind streams. It is inspired by the Desertec project.

A hydrogen-powered vehicle used in a world tour to demonstrate the viability of fuel cell technology.

A comprehensive market research report analyzing the nuclear power market in the Russian Federation. The report includes capacity and generation trends from 2001 to 2025, levelized cost of energy analysis, investment trends, regulatory frameworks, and company profiles of major market participants.

Hydrogen-powered vehicles used in the F-Cell World Drive, featuring a 136 horsepower motor and a range of approximately 250 miles.