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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.
India suspends environmental clearance for coal power plant
India’s National Green Tribunal has suspended the environment clearance granted for the Yadadri Thermal Power Station being built in Nalgonda district.
NYK to develop offshore wind education
Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) and Nippon Marine Enterprises are to establish a training centre for offshore wind power generation in Akita Prefecture, Japan.
Clearer ESG rules needed in booming green bond market
The global green bond market was worth $552bn in 2021, accounting for 53% of all green, social and sustainability issuances, according to a recent report from Fitch.
China pursues oil and gas projects to ensure winter supply
Tata Power to back North-West India renewables development
Green investment must triple to save climate
Investments in renewable energy need to triple by 2050 to put the world on a net-zero trajectory by mid-century, according to a new report by the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO), part of the United Nations.
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