Energy ministry pushes for application deadline extension for RES park
By Philippe Orphanides The energy ministry’s intention of asking the cabinet to extend the application deadline for the second renewable energy park (RES) project has
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More money to encourage homes to use renewables
Legislators on Tuesday got a first glimpse of the 2019 draft budget for the Renewable Energy Sources (RES) Fund, discussing ways of further increasing the
Energy from renewables less than 10% at end 2017, some 3% from 2020 target
The share of energy from renewable sources (expressed in per cent of gross final energy consumption) reached 9.9 per cent in 2017 in Cyprus, according
Draft approved for climate plan 2021-2030
THE CABINET has approved the draft for the national energy and climate plan for 2021-2030 aiming to achieve the European Union’s ‘ambitious goals’ to make
Impressive progress in expansion of renewable energy sources
By Andreas Armenakis and Nikolas Chatzigeorgiou One of the key driving elements for the evolution of energy systems around the globe are new developments, regarding
Cyprus struggling to meet RES targets for transport
Officials said on Tuesday that by the year 2020 Cyprus may be able to achieve the target of 13 per cent of its energy being
Share of RES 17 per cent in EU in 2016, 9.3 per cent in Cyprus
In 2016, the share of energy from renewable sources (RES) in gross final consumption of energy reached 17 per cent in the European Union (EU),
Cabinet green lights new RES scheme
The cabinet on Tuesday green-lighted a Renewable Energy Sources (RES) scheme with a total capacity of up to 212MW, aspiring to give a boost to
The wind vs sun debate cloudier than you think
New technologies and plunging installation costs should mean an extension of wind and solar power production, but developments depend on the government which has committed
Island’s renewable energy share up slightly in 2015
The share of energy from renewable sources in gross final consumption of energy is on the rise across the European Union including in Cyprus, according
Renewable power generation up 3.4% in 2016
Power production from renewable energy sources rose 3.4 per cent last year to 327,284.5 megawatt hours (MWH) compared to 2015 mainly on increased output generated
State intensifying efforts for seamless green growth
EVEN as Cyprus’ energy future is looking bright, given the discovery and development of natural gas in the Eastern Mediterranean, the government is intensifying efforts
Suspect schemes for wind farms
Insufficient reasoning, missing documents and seemingly arbitrary government decisions are just some of the findings in an Audit Service report released this week on government
Audit office says state could stop subsidies for wind farms
THE AUDIT service has said the state could disengage from agreements to subsidise windfarms, which burden the renewable energy sources special fund, and ultimately taxpayers.
Hike in RES fund could cost consumers an extra €7 on bi-monthly bills
Should the government proposal to raise the contribution rates for the Renewable Energy Sources (RES) fund be accepted by parliament, it means that an average
Further proposal to keep RES fund afloat
The government on Tuesday unveiled its latest proposal for keeping the distressed Renewable Energy Sources (RES) Fund afloat. To date, the RES fund has been
Former US Secretary of State Albright in Cyprus for RES talks
The US is showing keen interest in investing in renewable energy sources (RES) in Cyprus, Agriculture Minister Nikos Kouyialis said on Wednesday following a meeting
RES share up but still not close to 2020 target
Cyprus’ share of renewable energy sources (RES) almost trebled from just 3.1 per cent in 2004 to 9 per cent in 2014, but the country
Britain follows Paris deal with cuts to green subsidies
Britain cut more renewable energy subsidies on Thursday, putting jobs at risk and drawing criticism for losing credibility in tackling climate change, a week after
Cyprus has much to do post-climate deal, minister says
Cyprus has much work to do especially in the area of electricity production and renewable energy but also other issues in the wake of the