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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
The Indonesian government has proposed classifying coal bed methane, coal liquefaction and coal gasification as sources of "new energy" in a new law intended to promote renewable energy.
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
Responding to move, IAEA nuclear inspectorate chief says there’s now only a three to four-week window to find a way to reinstate the agreement aimed at ensuring Tehran doesn’t pursue building an atomic bomb.
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.
ADB to lend $250mn to Philippines to fund climate adaption
The Asian Development Bank is to lend $250mn to the Philippines to drive forward its climate change adaptation and mitigation efforts.
Poorer countries risk being left behind over power access as pandemic bites
The COVID-19 pandemic is holding back the global movement towards universal energy access, with 733mn people still without access to power at home in 2022.
G7 sets decarbonisation goal for 2035
The G7 has agreed to “predominantly decarbonise electricity sectors by 2035,” and to end government financing for international coal-fired power generation and speed up the phase-out of unabated coal plants by the same year.
BlueFloat Energy enters Taiwan offshore wind market
BlueFloat Energy has entered the Taiwanese offshore wind market, unveiling a project of more than 1 GW for the East Asian island nation’s much-anticipated Round 3 market auction.
AsiaElec: BlueFloat Energy enters Taiwan offshore wind market
BlueFloat Energy has entered the Taiwanese offshore wind market, unveiling a project of more than 1 GW for the Asian island nation’s much-anticipated Round 3 market auction.
Australian election spells new uncertainty for oil and gas
Australia’s federal election has resulted in a change of government following a victory by the Australian Labor Party.
Construction begins of unit 4 at China’s Xudabao NPP
First concrete has been poured for unit 4 of China’s Xudabao NPP in Huludao, Liaoning province.
Is coal killing us all?
Ending coal-fired power generation could prevent 14.5mn premature death from air pollution between now and 2050 and would create up to $16.3 trillion in economic benefits.
KEPCO to sell overseas coal power plants to shore up finances
South Korea's Korea Electric Power Corp. (KEPCO) is to sell up to all its overseas coal-fired power plants in a bid to offset recent financial losses and to reduce its global exposure to fossil fuels.
Wind turbine suppliers delivered record volume in 2021: GWEC
Wind turbine suppliers supplied a new record amount of volume in 2021, according to the Global Wind Energy Council’s (GWEC) annual Supply Side Data report.
AsiaElec: China doubles coal imports from Russia
China's Sinohydro to build $214mn hydroelectric plant in Rwanda
The Rwandan government has started the construction of a brand new power plant, expected to boost the country’s electrical capacity by 43.5 MW by the end of 2024, it was announced.
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