Repower Spring Summit Poland The mission of the Repower Initiative is to accelerate the energy transition by enabling the Clean Repowering of coal power. Your participation to this event, together with the other distinguished participants as well as members of the Repower Initiative, its partners and the larger ecosystem will be critical to make sure…
International Energy Agency outline the essential conditions for the global energy sector to reach net‐zero CO2 emissions by 2050.
The Repower World Summit 2025 will take place in Katowice, Poland, on March 4th – March 5th. The summit will bring together a distinguished lineup of experts dedicated to the clean energy transition.
The Repower World Summit 2025 will take place in Katowice, Poland, on March 4th – March 5th. The summit is hosted by the Silesian University of Technology, partnering with Quantified Carbon, who are ‘Technical Patrons’. Up to 300 people can participate in the event.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) recently released a report entitled: ‘Coal 2024: Analysis and Forecast to 2027’. Read a summary of IEA’s report and learn how Repowering can help transition the world away from coal dependence.
The Repower World Summit 2025 will take place in Katowice, Poland, from March 4th – March 6th. 2025 This high-profile summit will gather the presidents and senior leaders of Poland’s largest energy companies, as well as CEOs of companies developing decarbonization technologies, who have also announced their active participation.
Welcome to the Repower Initiative’s first newsletter of 2025! There has been exciting and dynamic progress for our extraordinary network, and we are proud to share our news updates with you.
A summary of 'Evaluation of Coal Repowering Option with Small Modular Reactor in South Korea', by KAIST partners.
The Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL) have recently launched an ‘Invitation for Request for Proposal’ from ‘visionary Indian industries’ for setting up 220 MWe Bharat Small Reactors (BSRs) for electricity generation.
Colorado generates about a third of its electricity from 10 coal-fired power plants around the state, with a total combined capacity of 4,127 MW. All these plants are scheduled to close by 2031. Transitioning impacts the 3,000 Coloradans currently who work in the coal industries, including contractors, rail workers and power plant operators.
Purdue University in Indiana, US has performed a landmark study to analyse the feasibility of adopting Small Modular Reactor (SMR) technology in Indiana, which was commissioned by the Indiana Office of Energy Development (IOED).
This study systematically explores the transitional approach from CPPs to advanced energy systems and conduct an exhaustive comparative analysis focusing on three proposed energy system models: Greenfield, Coal-to-Nuclear (C2N), and Coal-to-Integrated Energy Systems (C2IES)
