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Jindal Nuclear plans to build 18GWe of nuclear power generation capacity in India
Jindal Nuclear plans to build 18GWe of nuclear power generation capacity in India over the next two decades
Indian Gas Exchange trade volumes up in January
Indian Gas Exchange traded 182mn cubic metres of gas volume in January, up 26% month on month and 398% year on year.
Amazon invests in three new renewable energy projects in India
Amazon on February 6 announced investments in three new wind energy projects across India as part of its commitment to powering its operations with 100% renewable energy.
Centrus secures decade-long enriched uranium deal with South Korea hydro & nuclear power
US-based Centrus Energy Corporation has been awarded a landmark 10-year enriched uranium supply contract by Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP)
Taiwan’s 640-MW Yunlin offshore wind project achieves milestone in clean energy push
Taiwan’s 640-MW Yunlin offshore wind project has successfully begun operations. This ambitious venture, a collaboration between Skyborn Renewables and Yunneng Wind Power, marks a major milestone in Taiwan’s renewable energy ambitions.
Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi begins dismantling tanks to clear space for next phase of decommissioning
Fukushima Daiichi, the site of one of the world’s worst nuclear disasters, is taking a significant step forward in its long road to decommissioning.
Indonesia eyes role as regional carbon storage hub with CCS investments
Indonesia is positioning itself as a regional hub for carbon storage by advancing its expertise in Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology, according to Hashim Djojohadikusumo, Special Envoy for Climate and Energy
Tata Power signs MoU with India’s Rajasthan to accelerate rooftop solar adoption
Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited (TPREL), a subsidiary of Mumbai-based Tata Power, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the power distribution companies of Rajasthan to boost the adoption of renewable energy
Malaysia advances carbon capture plans with $10bn investment potential
Malaysia is accelerating its adoption of carbon capture technology as part of its net-zero strategy, with a regulatory framework set for parliamentary review in March this year
Indonesia reaffirms Paris climate commitment despite envoy’s remarks
Indonesia’s environment ministry has reaffirmed the country’s commitment to the Paris Agreement, following comments from its climate envoy questioning the deal’s relevance after Washington’s withdrawal
KE’s 220-MW hybrid project in Pakistan secures record-low tariff
K-Electric (KE) is advancing its renewable energy transition, with the 220-MW Site-Neutral Hybrid Project in Dhabeji moving through key regulatory stages
India’s power price cap to add $84bn to costs, slow renewables deployment: report
India’s energy market will face INR7 trillion ($84bn) in higher cumulative wholesale power costs and 1% higher carbon emissions between 2025 and 2060 due to the INR10 ($0.11)/kWh Day Ahead Market price cap.
Indonesia secures $15.3mn grant from France and EU for energy transition
Indonesia has obtained a €14.7mn ($15.3mn) grant from France and the European Union to support its shift toward renewable energy, following repeated government criticism over the lack of international climate financing
Indonesia shifts focus to energy transition after securing $10bn China funding
During his first state visit as Indonesia’s president, Prabowo Subianto oversaw the signing of a $10bn investment deal with China last November
Japan PM eyes boost in US LNG imports to strengthen energy security
Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is set to offer a significant pledge during his upcoming meeting with President Donald Trump, aiming to increase Japan’s imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States.
NTPC and Indian Army sign renewable power deal
State-owned power major NTPC and the Indian Army have signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) for sale of power (200 kW RE-RTC) from solar-hydrogen based microgrid at Chushul, Ladakh for a period of 25 years
Myanmar's Tachileik to rely on Laos for power after Thailand cuts supply
Myanmar's Tachileik city, bordering Thailand's Chiang Rai province, is expected to fully switch to a power supply from Laos within one to two days, according to Chiang Rai provincial governor Charin Thongsuk.
Solex Energy commissions 800-MW solar module line in India
Mumbai-listed Solex Energy has commissioned an 800-MW solar module manufacturing line, according to a stock exchange filing.
India signs MoU to advance decarbonisation efforts
India’s Ministry of Corporate Affairs-backed think tank, the Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Carbon Market Association of India to enhance the country’s carbon markets.
Australia inaugurates first large-scale CCS project
“We have made history out at Moomba. It’s a first for Santos, a first for South Australia and a first for Australia in terms of large-scale, onshore CCS,” Santos CEO Kevin Gallagher said.
South Australia to restart mothballed gas power generators to shore up security
The Australian Energy Market Commission approved a rule change last week allowing South Australia to restart mothballed gas power generators in the event of a supply shortage.
Philippine energy giants unite landmark LNG deal
In a move that could help reshape the Philippines' energy landscape, three of the country's largest power companies have joined forces to develop what experts are calling a game-changing LNG facility.
Myanmar border town braces for Thai power cut amid crackdown on scams
Residents of Phayathonsu, Myanmar, are scrambling to secure fuel and generators amid concerns about a planned electricity cut by the Thai government, aimed at disrupting Chinese criminal networks operating along the border.
India’s LNG demand to surpass 37 mtpa by 2030: Wood Mackenzie
Indian liquefied natural gas (LNG) demand is projected to exceed 37mn tonnes per annum (mtpa) by 2030 and 88 mtpa by 2050, according to a Wood Mackenzie report.
Vietnam to resume talks with foreign partners on nuclear power plants
Vietnam to resume talks with foreign partners on nuclear power plants
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