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Against a backdrop of renewed focus on energy security and the transition to low-carbon energies, new research from the UK-based Renewables Consulting Group (RCG) found that global offshore wind development capacity grew 89% in 2021.
Hydrogen at risk of being the great missed opportunity of the energy transition, says DNV
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China sending mixed signals on coal use
AsiaElec: China sending mixed signals on coal use
Japanese court orders Hokkaido Electric not to restart Tomari NPP
Japan’s Sapporo District Court has ordered the reactors at the Tomari NPP to remain offline.
Indonesia proposes classifying coal technology as low-carbon
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Japan asks companies, households to save power
The Japanese government is to ask companies and households across the country to save electricity ahead of anticipated shortages in the coming summer and winter, Mainichi Japan reported.
Nuclear deal dealt possible death blow as Iran yanks UN cameras
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Energy efficiency: a central pillar of meeting green targets
Energy efficiency must play a central role in meeting the world’s emissions reduction and renewables energy targets.
India proposes cutting coal power output by 2025
India plans to cut generating output from a minimum of 81 coal-fired power plants by 2025 in an effort to replace thermal generation with cheaper renewables.
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