It has taken investors a while to get comfortable with battery storage, probably because the business model for storage is quite different to that for other clean energy assets. But the tide is turning.

Saudi Arabia, whose oil has fueled the advance of western societies over the last half century, is leading the charge to a sustainable, low-carbon future.

Pacific Green Marine Technologies Inc. a fully owned subsidiary of Pacific Green Technologies Inc. (“PGTK”) has appointed wind propulsion technology expert George Thompson as a lead consultant to assist the group entering the rapidly expanding wind propulsion market in the marine sector.

The clean energy sector is packed with high-growth opportunities and has plenty of safe bets in the shape of a growing cadre of corporates dubbed ‘renewable supermajors.’ If you’re looking to invest, it’s hard to know where to put your money first.

Why we remain optimistic about the Spanish CSP market—and committed to its success.

We are happy to be taking part in this years Solar & Storage Live 2021 event at the NEC in Birmingham, UK. Representatives from our expert Solar and Energy Storage teams will be on hand to talk with you about our products and services feel free to come along and...

One of the simplest ways to make money is to buy something cheap and sell it when it is worth more. This concept is so straightforward it barely seems worth mentioning. Yet it is at the heart of the biggest growth opportunity that Pacific Green faces today.

BOSTON, US / November 11, 2021 / Pacific Green Technologies Group (OTCQB: PGTK) has revealed how concentrated solar power (CSP) can cut green ammonia costs at the Ammonia Energy Conference 2021.

We are developing opportunities in these and other cleantech sectors. But there is one area right now that stands head and shoulders above the others in terms of investor interest: battery storage. To see why, let us start by looking at some general market growth figures.

We have 3 requests for the world’s leaders to address at COP26, starting 31st October in Edinburgh.

What have Eketahuma in New Zealand, Norfolk in the US and Ryedale in England got in common?

Pacific Green Energy Storage (UK) Limited has confirmed its intent to acquire Sheaf Energy Limited, a Kent, England-based 249 MW battery energy storage system development.

The BESS development, which is located at Richborough Energy Park, will be developed through the Company’s wholly-owned subsidiary, Pacific Green Energy Storage (UK) Limited.