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TEPCO to receive emergency power supplies as temperatures plummet
Japan’s TEPCO is to receive up to 1.22 GW of emergency power supplies from utilities in other regionals of the country in order to meet rising demand in the Tokyo area as temperatures fall.
KHNP named as sole bidder for procurement of El Dabaa equipment
Rosatom has named Korea Hydro and Nuclear Power (KHNP) as the sole bidder for a contract to procure and build the main turbine islands for units 1-4 of Egypt’s El Dabaa nuclear power plant.
Satellite data to play key role in finding new ways to cut urban emissions
Investing in low-carbon and resilient urban development will play a key role in meeting global climate change goals and cutting city emissions, according to new research from the World Bank
China’s HHI seals jack-up vessel deal for 20-MW wind turbines
China’s Huadian Heavy Industries (HHI) has signed a charter agreement for a jack-up vessel that will be able to install wind turbines of up to 20 MW.
Tajikistan to export 5bn kWh of electricity to Afghanistan
Asia to feel the deepest impact of HSBC’s coal phase out
HSBC has announced ambitious plans to phase out the financing of coal-fired power and thermal coal mining by 2030 in the EU and OECD markets and worldwide by 2040.
China could fail to meet 2021 solar target
China is in danger of failing to meet its solar capacity targets for 2020 as rising prices for raw materials slow down new projects.
China’s latest clampdown on illegal mines sends coal prices up
AsiaElec: ADB to lend $600mn to Indonesia to fund grid resilience
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is to lend $600mn to Indonesian state-owned utility PLN to improve grid reliability and resilience in western and central Java, and to renewable energy.
Idemitsu receives Emirati blue ammonia
Senex agrees to Posco takeover
Australia’s Senex Energy has agreed to be acquired by Posco International, the trading arm of South Korean steelmaker Posco, for AUD852.1mn ($606.8mn).
Mongolia’s energy sector operating at loss of MNT 92bn says minister
Woodside earmarks $5bn for new energy investments
Australia’s Woodside has committed to spending $5bn on “new energy” by 2030 in a bid to embrace the energy transition.
CASA-1000 electricity exports project 'delayed for one year'
Kawasaki sets 2030 carbon neutral target, but only at domestic operations
Japan's Kawasaki Heavy Industries aims to become carbon neutral at its domestic factories and offices in 2030 by using electricity generated by a 100-MW hydrogen-fuelled power plant it plans to build.
US to provide $500mn in soft loans to support Indian solar manufacturing
The US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) has approved up to $500mn of debt financing for First Solar’s 3.3-GW proposed photovoltaic solar module manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu, India.
AIA Group divests from coal
Global insurer AIA Group has become the latest insurer to divest its coal mining and coal interests by selling $10bn of investments in the fuel.
Vietnam’s 48-MW Tra Vinh wind farm begins commercial operations
Modern Energy Management (MEM) said it has begun commercial operations at the pioneering 48-MW Tra Vinh Wind Power (TWPC) intertidal wind farm project in Vietnam.
UN’s Espinosa stresses need for quick follow up on Glasgow goals
UN climate chief Patricia Espinosa said governments must quickly begin working to meet the goals set at the COP26 conference in Glasgow as part of the Glasgow Climate Pact.
Pakistan’s Chinese-built Mohmand Dam to be open by 2025
Pakistan’s Chinese-funded Mohmand Dam project is set to open by December 2025, the country’s Water & Power Development Authority (WAPDA) said this week during a site visit by MPs.
Li-ion battery recycling not expected to take off before 2030
Lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery recycling is not expected to take off before 2030, according to a new report by Wood Mackenzie, while China is forecast to remain as key battery recycling centre in the long term.
REM: Fitch: Wind power pipeline up by almost 33% in six months
The world's wind project pipeline increased significantly between the second and fourth quarters of 2021 as efforts to mitigate climate change continued to drive the adoption of renewables. This is according to a new report by Fitch Solutions.
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