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Trio is a global sustainability and energy advisory that helps large commercial, industrial, and institutional organizations navigate the clean energy transition. It provides integrated strategy and implementation services across sustainability, renewables, energy procurement, conventional supply, energy optimization, and transportation electrification to support clients in meeting their strategic, financial, and sustainability goals. As a subsidiary of Edison International, Trio combines expertise from Edison Energy, Alfa Energy, and Altenex Energy to offer end-to-end support for complex energy challenges—ranging from planning and procurement to project delivery and electrification initiatives. Unlike firms that focus only on advisory or only on execution, Trio delivers both strategy and hands-on implementation at a global scale, leveraging its backing and multi-brand lineage to serve the world’s largest organizations.
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Alfa Energy, together with parent company Edison Energy, recently launched their Q4 2023 Global Renewables Market Update, featuring exclusive insights into the PPA landscape across Europe
Wednesday, 24 January 2024The momentum that got underway in Q4 is set to increase as EU regulations now require green hydrogen producers to source renewable electricity through power purchase agreements. Under the European rules, eligible facilities must be no older than 36 months, and government aid cannot be used to subsidise the facility.The milestone news is tempered somewhat by ongoing renewable project permitting and grid connection challenges that continue to affect European markets. Spain, for example, risked losing more than 40 GW of renewable electric generating capacity because of permit application backlogs. To ease the jam, the government extended application deadlines. The UK also is struggling with grid connection delays, with average wait times of 5-7 years.Renewable hydrogen production across the continent remains relatively costly (5-8 euros per kg 5-8; 150-240 euros per MWh), leaving project developers walking a tightrope. Developers need to comply with EU rules while they also navigate wind and solar availability, hydrogen offtake requirements, and hydrogen production and delivery system specs.Support mechanisms are emerging to address these challenges
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270 MW Blevins Solar Project located in ERCOT marketMINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 15, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- National Grid Renewables has announced the execution of two power purchase agreements (PPAs) for its Blevins Solar Project (Blevins), a 270-megawatt (MW) development located in Falls County, Texas. Under the PPAs, Fujifilm has contracted 125 MW of solar, and Bristol Myers Squibb has contracted 145 MW of solar.Blevins is estimated to begin construction in 2024 and reach operations in 2025. Including the Blevins project, National Grid Renewables has a total investment of nearly 1 gigawatt (GW) of renewable energy projects in ERCOT, including Great Plains Wind Farm, Noble Solar & Storage Project, and Copperhead Solar & Storage Project. Additionally, Blevins is the second National Grid Renewables project located in Falls County, marking a significant commitment to bringing clean energy and associated benefits to local residents.Blevins is anticipated to benefit local and statewide communities through the production of millions of dollars in new tax revenue and landowner income, the creation of new jobs, and local spending. The project community will also benefit from a dedicated charitable fund, which is unique to National Grid Renewables amongst its competitors
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News!. Much of the progress already observed today in decarbonizing the transportation sector can be attributed to technology developments, policy ambition, and greater consumer interest in climate solutions, including electric vehicles (EVs). That’s the shared viewpoint of Karin Svensson, Volvo Group’s chief sustainability officer, and Spencer Reeder, Audi of America’s director of government affairs and sustainability. They sat for an interview with Forbes during this year’s Climate Week and revealed how Volvo Group and Audi are reducing emissions from their own operations, including corporate offices, production facilities, and the energy that powers those buildings. It’s part of a larger approach to decarbonize their supply chains while identifying opportunities to increase profitability
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Industries
Consulting
Energy
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Irvine, California
Founded
2013
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