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Malaysia reveals plans in renewable energy and hydrogen economy
Malaysia is set to become a regional leader in the renewable energy and hydrogen economy sector with the unveiling of the Hydrogen Economy and Technology Roadmap (HETR) and the implementation of the National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR).
Russia delivers first batch of nuclear fuel to Bangladesh for Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant
Chevron, Pertamina forge geothermal exploration partnership in Indonesia
Jasa Daya Chevron and Pertamina Geothermal Energy (PGE) have sealed a series of agreements pertaining to the geothermal working area in Way Ratai, Lampung, Indonesia.
Indian power generation sees 9% yearly surge in September
Compressed air energy vault in old mine planned in Australia
Hydrostor, a global long duration energy storage (LDES) developer and operator, and Perilya, a developer and operator of global mining projects, have entered into a binding agreement to leverage the existing mining assets at Perilya’s Potosi Mine.
Cambodian prime minister affirms continued electricity subsidies amid global energy price surge
India to tender 7.2-GW offshore wind off Tamil Nadu
India will offer developers a tender of bids for the allocation of a 7.2-GW area of offshore wind off the coast of the south-eastern state of Tamil Nadu.
Vietnam’s Thi Vai LNG facility ready for commercial operations
Vietnam has marked a key milestone in its push to develop its gas industry, with the country’s first LNG warehouse and terminal complex having completed a series of additional technical tests and now ready to commence commercial operations.
Growth of global offshore wind slows in first half of 2023
The world added a total of 5.6 GW of offshore wind capacity in the first half of 2023, reaching a total of 63.2 GW, according to the World Forum Offshore Wind’s new Global Offshore Wind Report.
Tata Steel unveils 10.8-MW floating solar power project in Jamshedpur
Tata Steel Limited has successfully commissioned a 10.8 MW floating solar power project situated on the upper cooling pond at its Jamshedpur plant.
Indian government inks deals for six 7-MTPA coal mines in latest auctions
The Ministry of Coal in New Delhi has finalized agreements with six winning bidders in the seventh round of commercial coal mining auctions.
Thailand's power authority imports LNG to help reduce electricity costs
Jiraporn Sirikam, Deputy Governor for Power Generation of the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT), has revealed that EGAT has procured LNG under short-term contracts from 2023 to 2027, totalling 1.2mn tonnes per year.
Indonesia's Barito Renewables to launch IPO of 4bn shares
Offshore wind vs nuclear a backdrop to Taiwan’s 2024 elections
With Taiwan now on the run-in to its next round of presidential elections, the all-important issue of energy, where it comes from and if it safe, is again starting to come to the boil on the East Asian island.
India plans to develop green hydrogen hub in Kolkata
Iran's thermal power plants register record high production
Japanese, Chinese firms greenlit for 370MW of solar projects in Bangladesh
A Bangladeshi cabinet committee on purchase has granted approval to two Japanese companies and one Chinese firm to invest in three solar-based power plants in the country.
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