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Nozomi Energy snaps up major solar portfolio in Japan
Nozomi Energy, a renewables platform focused on Japan and established by global sustainable infrastructure investor Actis, has announced the acquisition of 12 operational solar projects in partnership with a Japanese co-investor
India’s HPERC issues draft green power banking regulations
ACME Solar commissions 1,023 MW of Rajasthan solar projects
Indonesia, the Philippines face challenges in expanding geothermal energy use
Indonesia and the Philippines are making efforts to increase their geothermal energy production to reduce reliance on fossil fuels
Philipplines ACEN secures landmark wind power project in Australia
ACEN Corp., the Ayala-led energy giant, has clinched a significant contract to build a 936-megawatt wind power project in New South Wales, Australia.
Indian coal imports down 3.1% during April–October FY2024-25
Indian coal imports during the April–October period of FY2024–25 saw a decline of 3.1%, falling to 149.39mn tonnes (MT) from 154.17 MT in the same period last year.
India’s NHPC eyes Bhutanese hydropower sector
NHPC Ltd, India’s state-owned hydropower company, is in talks with Bhutan to establish a joint venture for hydropower projects
National Bioenergy Programme to boost India's clean energy agenda
The Government of India is advancing its clean energy agenda through the National Bioenergy Programme (NBP), promoting bioenergy and waste-to-energy technologies to enhance energy security and drive sustainable development
IEA: Access to energy improving worldwide, driven by renewables
Having a reliable electricity supply is something many of us take for granted – including for sending and reading emails like this one. But hundreds of millions of people around the world today don’t have access to electricity.
Fukushima's forgotten victims as Japan shifts back to nuclear power
A controversial shift in Japan's energy policy has sparked outrage among those still reeling from the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster.
Russia and China push forward with ambitious nuclear project in Liaoning
In a move that underscores growing energy collaboration between Russia and China, the construction of two VVER-1200 nuclear reactors at the Xudabao plant in Liaoning is progressing steadily, with commissioning slated for 2027-2028.
Thailand eyes tweaks to 2024 power plan amid climate concerns
Vietnam and Singapore to collaborate on offshore wind power project
Vietnam and Singapore are set to embark on a groundbreaking offshore wind power project that will not only reshape the regional energy landscape but also strengthen bilateral ties
Malaysia unveils first electric vehicle, aims for sustainable mobility future
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim introduced the nation's first electric vehicle (EV) during a launch event on December 16
Indonesia’s renewable energy firm Hero Global prepares for IPO to fund expansion
Renewable energy firm Hero Global Investment is moving forward with plans for an initial public offering (IPO), aiming to sell up to 1.3bn shares, representing 20% of its equity.
Mumbai-listed Inox Wind secures 60-MW order
Mumbai-listed wind energy solutions provider Inox Wind has secured a 60-MW order from Serentica Renewables (Serentica), a renewable energy company focused on the commercial and industrial (C&I) sector in India
Bangladesh interim government approves fuel oil, crude oil and LNG purchases
The government of Bangladesh has approved a series of proposals for the procurement of refined fuel oil, crude oil, and also a single LNG cargo
Taiwan strengthens green energy push with launch of national energy storage centre
Taiwan is ramping up its commitment to renewable energy with the opening of the National Center for Energy Storage System Technology at Tongluo Science Park in Miaoli County
Is Japan pondering a withdrawal from Sakhalin-2 LNG supplies in the years ahead?
As Japan’s long-term agreements to import LNG from Russia’s Sakhalin-2 project edge ever closer to their agreed expiration dates, rival producers of the fuel are positioning themselves to fill the potential supply gap.
TruAlt Bioenergy, Sumitomo to develop bioenergy projects in India
Indian bioenergy company TruAlt Bioenergy has entered into an MoU with Japan’s Sumitomo Corporation Asia & Oceania (SCAO), a prominent global trading and investment solutions provider, to collaborate on advancing bioenergy projects in India
South Korea eases hydrogen station regulations to boost green mobility
South Korea is taking decisive steps to support its burgeoning hydrogen economy, with the government announcing new regulations to make it easier to build hydrogen charging stations
India to supply LNG to Sri Lanka, link power grids
India has committed to supplying liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Sri Lanka and establishing a high-capacity power grid interconnection between the two nations.
India emerging as world's renewable energy capital, says minister
Indonesia offers electricity discounts to mitigate VAT increase impact
Indonesia’s Finance Minister, Sri Mulyani Indrawati, has announced a 50% electricity discount for January and February 2025 to help safeguard household purchasing power as the value-added tax (VAT) rate rises to 12%
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