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South Korea commits to net zero
South Korea has joined Japan and China is setting the 2050 carbon neutral target
Vestas wins 50-MW onshore turbine order in Vietnam
Vestas has secured a 50-MW turbine order from local Vietnamese developer Ia Bang Wind Power Joint Stock Company.
Australian green hydrogen project eyes industrial consumers
SA’s Thabametsi coal project in severe doubt as Kepco withdraws from coal
South Africa’s 630-MW Thabametsi coal-fired power plant faces an uncertain future after its main contractor, South Korea’s Kepco, said that it would no longer invest in new overseas coal power ventures.
Voith Hydro Shanghai to supply turbines for Pakistan’s 800-MW Mohmand Dam
Voith Group’s Chinese subsidiary Voith Hydro Shanghai (VHS) has won an 800-MW order from China Gezhouba Group Corp. (CGGC) to supply four 200-MW Francis turbine generator units for Pakistan’s flagship Mohmand Dam hydropower plant.
Marubeni, CEP.Energy begins development of battery-based virtual power plant
SmartestEnergy Australia, owned by Japan’s Marubeni, has signed a memorandum of understanding with Australian renewables fund CEP.Energy to embark on the creation of one of the world’s largest energy battery banks.
Japan makes plans for net zero pledge for 2050
Japan’s government will next week pledge to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050, Nikkei reported on October 21.
India to close polluting coal power plants
Indian Environment, Forests and Climate Change Minister Prakash Javadekar has said that the government aims to identify and close 60-70 coal power plants over the next two years as Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government tackles pollution.
Solar to drive 58% growth in Asia-Pacific renewables by 2025
Renewable capacity in the Asia-Pacific region is set to rise by 60% to 815 GW by 2025, with solar power surpassing wind as the main driver of growth.
Philippines lifts upstream moratorium in disputed waters
The Philippines has lifted a six-year moratorium on exploration in disputed waters of the South China Sea in response to growing concerns over the country’s future energy security.
Samsung regrets involvement with Vietnam’s Vung Ang 2
Samsung executives have told the South Korean parliament that its reputation has been damaged by its involvement in building the 1,200-MW Vung Ang 2 coal-fired power plant in Vietnam.
China’s net zero goal to cost $5 trillion
China would need to invest over $5 trillion if it is to achieve its recently announced goal of net zero emissions by 2060.
Vestas wins order for ninth intertidal wind project in Vietnam
Vestas has secured an order for seven of its V150-4.2 MW turbines for the 29-MW Soc Trang 7 wind farm in Vietnam.
Solar crowned king of global energy markets
Solar may now be the cheapest source of electricity in history, but the IEA has called on governments to invest more in renewables or risk missing the Paris Agreement goals
ENERCON to supply first 5.5-MW turbines for largest onshore wind farm in Vietnam
Germany’s ENERCON is to supply its first E-160 EP5 E2 wind turbines to Vietnam’s 400-MW Ea Nam wind farm.
JERA to close inefficient coal-fired plants by 2030
Japan's biggest power generator JERA is to close the coal-fired power plants it views as inefficient by 2030 as part of wider plans to achieve net zero emissions of carbon dioxide by 2050.
Vietnamese LNG projects move forward
The Vietnamese city of Haiphong has approved two LNG-to-power projects that are estimated to cost a combined $7bn.
AfDB courts more Japanese investment
The African Development Bank has urged Japanese investors to collaborate with local partners in Africa in order to stimulate growth on the continent.
China brings back coal switching
China has returned to its strategy of switching out coal for natural gas, confident in its ability to meet the surge in winter demand the transition will bring.
Kepco E&C teams up with shipbuilder for floating reactors
South Korea's Kepco Engineering & Construction Company (Kepco E&C) and Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) have signed a memorandum of understanding to co-operate on the development of floating nuclear power plants.
Bright Energy opens 180-MW Warradarge wind farm in Western Australia
Bright Energy Investments has completed the 180-MW Warradarge wind farm in Western Australia's Mid-West.
Siemens Gamesa wins 260-MW wind turbine order from Pakistan
Siemens Gamesa has secured wind turbine orders totalling 260 MW from Pakistan between June and September, adding to the 150 MW already closed in the previous nine months.
India to replace coal with more renewables
India plans to retire a generation of elderly and outdated coal-fired power plants and to replace them with solar and wind projects in a bid to have 175 GW of green capacity by 2022.
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