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Indonesia’s coal addiction proving very hard to kick
AsiaElec: Indonesia’s coal addiction proving very hard to kick
Construction starts on world’s largest green hydrogen project
Construction has begun on the world's largest project to generate hydrogen using solar and wind power.
EDF buys 10-GW in Australian floating offshore wind project
EDF Renewables has purchased the largest proposed offshore floating wind project in Australia. The 10-GW Newcastle Offshore Wind project is located within the proposed Hunter-Central Coast renewable energy zone in New South Wales.
Malaysia’s Gentari enters Australian solar market
Gentari, a leading Malaysia-based provider of clean energy solutions, has announced the completion of its acquisition of WIRSOL Energy of Australia and its assets from WIRCON GmbH’s group of companies.
India and Sri Lanka look to link power grids
Mongolia and South Korea to collaborate on rare-earth supply chain
Japanese nuclear power program gets the green light
AsiaElec: Japanese nuclear power programme gets the green light
Asian power usage to account for half of global total
China needs to cut coal use - net-zero goal at risk
India to supply green ammonia to German nuclear power firm
New battery design could aid in more effective grid integration
Myanmar-Russia deal marks Yangon’s long-term nuclear ambitions
Tokyo Gas mulls joint Fukushima offshore wind project
Tokyo Gas and Shinobuyama Fukushima Power Co are evaluating a floating wind power project off the coast of Fukushima. The Japanese companies announced the joint evaluation.
IKEA owner buys 15% stake in $1.4bn Australian wind farm
The owner of the IKEA stores, Ingka Group, has bought a 15% stake in a $1.4bn Australian wind farm. The balance of the project is owned by TagEnergy,
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