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India unlikely to meet 175-GW green target in 2022
India will probably fail to meet its 175-GW renewable energy target for the end of 2022, although it is more likely to meet its 450-GW target for 2030.
Russian reactor pressure vessel installed at India’s Kudankulam 3
The reactor pressure vessel has been installed at unit 3 of India’s Kudankulam NPP (a VVER-1000 reactor) in Tamil Nadu.
Shell to triple wind and solar portfolio with $1.5 billion deal including India's Sprng Energy
Oil giant Shell has today signed an agreement with Actis Solenergi to acquire 100% of Solenergi Power for $1.55bn, and the Sprng Energy group of companies as part of the deal.
Indian states to raise coal imports to fill power gaps
Three Indian state governments have said they will mine 10.5mn tonnes in the near future in a bid to combat power cuts, potentially tightening global coal markets and pushing up prices.
Rosatom unit complete reactor vessel for China’s Xudabao NPP
Rosatom has confirmed that it has manufactured the upper half of the reactor pressure vessel (RPV) for unit 3 of China’s Xudabao NPP in Liaoning Province.
China’s no foreign coal commitment could close 12.8 GW in the developing world
China’s “no new coal overseas” policy has already had a significant impact on the coal power pipeline in the rest of the world.
Indonesia’s Bayan Resources takes legal action against revocation of coal permits
Indonesian private coal company Bayan Resources has challenged the government’s decision to revoke its mining permits in the island of Borneo.
Coal expansion slows slightly in 2021, but far more is needed to meet net-zero targets.
Total global coal power capacity under development declined by 13% in 2021 to 457 GW, a record low, with the number of countries building coal plants falling from 41 in 2020 to 34 in 2021.
Sun King raises $260mn in funding round for solar home systems in Africa and Asia
Solar home system supplier Sun King has raised $260mn in series D funding to deliver off-grid energy technologies to more people across Africa and Asia.
US probe into SE Asian solar panel imports could hold back US solar boom
The US investigation into whether Southeast Asian solar panel manufacturers are circumventing tariffs could reduce domestic US solar installations by 46% in 2022 and 2023, threatening both jobs and the competitiveness of the US solar industry.
Zimbabwe cement maker invests $40mn in solar plant
Asia’s corporate giants failing on emissions
Asia’s corporate giants are failing to set emissions reductions targets, running the risk of missing their own climate commitments and putting net zero by 2050 in danger.
Ørsted delivers first power from Greater Changhua 1 & 2a in Taiwan
Ørsted has delivered its first electricity from the Greater Changhua 1 & 2a Offshore Wind Farm in Taiwan.
AsiaElec: LG Energy Solution to lead $9bn investment in Indonesian EV battery production
South Korea’s LG Energy Solution is to lead a consortium investing $9bn in the electric vehicle battery supply chain in Indonesia in a bid to secure stable supplies of locally mined nickel and to manage the production process more efficiently.
LG Energy Solution to lead $9bn investment in Indonesian EV battery production
South Korea’s LG Energy Solution is to lead a consortium investing $9bn in the electric vehicle battery supply chain in Indonesia in a bid to secure stable supplies of locally mined nickel and to manage the production process more efficiently.
GLNG:Japanese government to support investment in new LNG import sources
Japan aims to increase its LNG important capacity and investment by Japanese companies in upstream production projects worldwide.
India to increase imports of Russian coal
TotalEnergies, ENEOS seal 2-GW solar deal
France’s TotalEnergies and Japanese refiner ENEOS are to develop 2 GW of decentralised solar capacity over five years at and commercial and industrial (C&I) sites across Asia.
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