REM - Renewable Energy
Chevron unveils first solar-to-hydrogen production project, idles two Midwest biodiesel plants
Chevron New Energies, a division of Chevron, announced it is developing a 5-MW hydrogen production project in California’s Central Valley.
World’s biggest wind farm drops green hydrogen component
Dogger Bank D, the 2-GW offshore wind farm proposed off northern England, originally intended for green hydrogen production, is now shifting towards supplying electricity to the UK national grid.
SEC issues new climate rule
A new rule in the US will require all publicly traded companies to disclose ways in which climate change poses significant risks to their business.
US solar projects skyrocket in 2023
In 2023, the solar sector in the US achieved an unprecedented milestone, with the addition of 32.4 GW of new electric generating capacity. This marked a remarkable 37% surge compared with the previous record set in 2021.
Energy-related CO2 emissions increased last year, but slower than in 2022, says IEA
In 2023, global CO2 emissions from energy rose at a slower pace compared with the previous year.
Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan cheer as CASA-1000 sputters back to life
The World Bank will provide money to complete Afghan section of the project, but it is keeping close tabs on funds.
EU wants fossil fuel companies to help pay to fight climate change
The European Union plans to urge the fossil fuel industry to aid in combating climate change in less affluent countries under a United Nations objective, a preliminary document reveals.
Russia and Iran sign renewable energy deal
Russia’s Association for the Development of Renewable Energy (ARDE) and the Iranian Association for Renewable Energy have signed a cooperation agreement.
Kyrgyzstan issues power use warning as Toktogul reservoir water level falls towards “dead” level
Brazil’s FS awarded certification for corn ethanol to produce SAF
Brazilian corn-based ethanol producer FS has obtained certification from the International Sustainability Carbon Certification Corsia, clearing the way for its corn-based ethanol to be used in the production of sustainable aviation fuel.
South African renewables developer Red Cap reaches financial close on 330-MW wind project
Corrientes suffers widespread damage amid severe flooding
Corrientes, the capital of Argentina's namesake province, faced severe flooding on Sunday after heavy rains dumped 209 millimetres of rainfall. The downpour led to widespread damage and submerged streets, prompting authorities to deploy relief teams.
Sarytogan “going nuclear” with Kazakhstan-sourced graphite purified beyond “five nines” level
High-grade carbon element used in fission reactors expected to fetch super-premium prices. Company share price surges on ASX.
Spanish firm ID Energy Group acquires solar projects in Serbia
Spanish solar photovoltaic specialist ID Energy Group has announced the acquisition of three solar projects with a combined capacity of over 40 MWp in Serbia.
Indonesia aims for renewable energy self-sufficiency, exploring cassava potential
Minister of Defence Prabowo Subianto has outlined Indonesia's aspiration to achieve energy self-sufficiency by embracing renewable resources, including cassava.
Sri Lanka awards energy deal to India after rejecting China
Sri Lanka has awarded the construction of three solar and wind hybrid power generation facilities to an Indian company, overturning a tender previously won by a Chinese firm.
Kyrgyzstan: Officials brush aside uranium anxieties over Kyzyl-Ompol field
Experts have voiced safety concerns over the field in the past, but such objections are now being silenced.
Malaysia reveals vision for energy transition in NEEAP 2.0
Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah Yusof announced Malaysia's initiative to draft a national energy efficiency action plan for 2026-2035, aiming to sustain efforts towards achieving energy transition objectives
EU’s enhanced 2040 emissions reduction goal “unattainable” for Poland, minister says
The European Union’s proposed 90% reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 2040 is likely “unattainable” for Poland, the country’s Climate and Environment Minister Paulina Hennig-Kloska said.
Poland’s Tusk to reveal proposal this week for amending Green Deal to avoid “civil war between farmers and ecology”
Banpu doubles down on clean energy, targets 50% EBITDA from renewables by 2025
Banpu Public Company Limited, a leading Thai energy firm, has outlined its operating strategy for 2024-25 under incoming CEO Sinont Wongkusolkit.
Brunei expands its renewable energy effort to solar energy
During the 20th session of the Legislative Council, Dato Paduka Seri Haji Awang Halbi bin Haji Mohd Yussof, Minister at the Prime Minister's Office and Minister of Defence II, unveiled plans for Brunei's renewable energy future.
Kyrgyzstan in midst of public discussion period for law that would reverse uranium mining ban
EU announces signing of two documents on cooperation in the field of renewable energy sources with Azerbaijan
China’s Fangchenggang Unit 4 finally obtains operating licence
China's National Nuclear Safety Administration, the nation’s leading nuclear authority has recently issued an operating licence for the Unit 4 facility at the Fangchenggang nuclear power plant
Taiwan's Taipower inks MoU for ammonia co-firing pilot project
Taiwan Power Co. has entered into a memorandum of understanding with Japan's IHI Corp. and Sumitomo Corp. for a pilot project aimed at incorporating ammonia co-firing at the Talin Thermal Power Plant in Kaohsiung
Shell Egypt signs deal with EGAS for reducing greenhouse gas emissions
The Egyptian unit of global energy group Shell signed a framework agreement with the Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS) to manage and reduce greenhouse gas emissions from EGAS facilities.
Santos signs up to emission-cutting initiatives
Australia’s Santos announced last week it had joined two climate change initiatives aimed at curbing methane emissions and eliminating routine flaring.
ING: Stubborn challenges need to be addressed for sustainable renewable power growth
Renewable power is a key pillar to decarbonising the world economy. We expect decent renewable power capacity growth in Europe and the US in 2024 and beyond. However, it's not happening fast enough/
Malaysia's Sarawak pioneers green hydrogen hub with strategic partnership
Malaysia is set to establish a production hub, named the Sarawak H2 Hub, located in Sarawak state.
Thailand's GUNKUL secures 6 solar power projects with EGAT and PEA, boosting capacity
Thai company Gunkul Engineering Public Company Limited has signed a 25-year power purchase agreement with the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand
Laos to build massive $2bn wind farm, sparking environmental concerns
Laos is set to build one of Southeast Asia's largest wind farms near the Vietnamese border, aiming to become the "battery of Southeast Asia."
Envusa Energy completes project finance for 520-MW South African renewable energy projects
Petrobras and ArcelorMittal explore collaboration on low-carbon Initiatives
Brazilian state-owned energy giant Petrobras and steel major ArcelorMittal have entered into a memorandum of understanding to explore joint ventures in low-carbon projects.
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