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New India-Africa defence pact gives a boost to cooperation
Iran renewables capacity to exceed 1,000 MW by end of Persian year in March
Iran is claiming progress with its solar industry, reaching an estimated total of 1,000 MW in the next six months. Time will only tell whether the country, hit with massive protests and a crisis of legitimacy, will pull off this massive feat.
Climate window set to slam shut, warns Guterres
The world is heading for a 2.8°C rise in global warming by 2100 unless governments urgently improve their emissions targets, the UN warned, otherwise the window of opportunity to take the required climate action will slam shut.
Ukraine war boosts green hydrogen to the tune of $73bn
The war in Ukraine has prompted new investment in green hydrogen to reach over $73bn as costs fall, making fossil fuel-produced hydrogen uneconomic as gas prices soar.
Japan urged to raise carbon price to $30
Japan must rapidly raise its carbon price from $2.6 to $30 per tonne of CO2 if it is to prevent gas to coal switching and drive forward the clean energy transition.
Adani appeals against environmental fine at Udupi coal plant expansion project
Adani is to appeal against a $6.7mn fine imposed in May 2022 by the Indian National Green Tribunal (NGT) for serious environmental breaches at its 1,200-MW Udupi coal power plant.
Flattening the emissions curve: too slow, too late, say UN climate scientists
The combined climate pledges of 193 governments would limit global warming to 2.5°C by 2100, way above the Paris Agreement goals of 1.5°C.
Indonesia ponders CPP closures
AsiaElec: Indonesia ponders CPP closures
Vena Energy plans solar project in Queensland
Singapore-based renewable energy company Vena Energy has reached financial close for the first stage of its 125-MW Wandoan South solar project in Queensland
Shizen Energy, CDPQ to accelerate energy transition in Japan
Japanese renewable energy company Shizen Energy and global investment group CDPQ announced a JPY70bn ($474m) investment by CDPQ to accelerate the energy transition in Japan and key international markets.
Philippines prepares for entry into LNG sector
Japan takes steps to support energy security
EU summit makes little progress on a gas price cap mechanism, vows to diversify away from Chinese dependencies
Georgian PM and Tata Power CEO discuss energy investments
Korea's Motrex to build EV charging stations in Uzbekistan
Chinese president approves tacit return to coal dependency
Germany eyes Mongolia’s wealth of key commodities in climate fight such as copper, rare earth metals
KEPCO losses put its energy transition plans at risk
South Korean state utility KEPCO could find it difficult to follow through on its plan to sell its coal and gas assets abroad to fund the clean energy transition at home as it tries to fill a $12bn operating loss hole in its balance sheet.
AsiaElec: KEPCO losses put its energy transition plans at risk
Opening new mines in India will not solve power crisis
The Indian government plans to develop 99 new coal projects, producing 427mn tonnes per year, in order to tackle the current coal shortage, even though the country has even more capacity currently lying idle.
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