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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.
TMK Energy discovers gassy coal in Mongolia
War in Ukraine raises importance of renewables in biggest energy shock since 1973
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has pushed energy security up to the top of the agenda, raising the importance of energy efficiency and faster renewable growth.
Green investment surges 50% since October
Current post-COVID spending commitments on renewable energy by governments will keep the world on course for net zero by 2050, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said.
Global green growth reaches 9.1% in 2021
Renewables now accounts for 38% of total power consumption and was the first choice for 81% of new capacity additions in 2021, the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) said in a recent statistical report.
Japan, South Korea and Vietnam face risky exposure to LNG markets
Building a new generation of LNG import terminals and gas-fired generating stations would leave Japan, South Korea and Vietnam exposed to highly volatile gas prices and put up to $70bn of investment in danger. Renewables are a safer bet.
Rosatom installs turbogenerator stator at Bangladesh’s Rooppur NPP
Rosatom has installed a turbogenerator stator at Unit I of the Rooppur NPP in Bangladesh.
Six companies partner on Singapore green e-methanol project
Six companies have formed a partnership that will aim to establish the first green e-methanol plant in Asia.
Japan's Mitsui to invest in ReNew project
Japan’s Mitsui & Co is to invest in ReNew Power round-the-clock (RTC) renewable and energy storage project in India.
China forges new hydrogen development plan
China’s new national hydrogen development plan aims to produce the fuel from low-carbon sources, improve storage and transport, and diversify end uses, and has set a short-term green hydrogen production target of 200,000 tonnes per year by 2025.
Malaysia’s Edra Energy opens 2.2 GW of gas-fired capacity
Malaysia’s Edra Energy has begun commercial power generation at its 2.2-GW Malacca gas-fired power plant, the country’s largest using three GE H-class turbines.
IPCC: We can halve emissions by 2030 with the help of renewable energy and hydrogen
A substantial reduction in fossil fuel use coupled with electrification through renewable energy can help the world halve emissions by 2030, says a new United Nations report.
Technip to provide floating wind tech for Equinor’s 800-MW offshore project in South Korea
Technip Energies has won a front-end engineering design contact for Equinor’s 800-MW Firefly offshore floating wind project in South Korea.
China’s Envision to supply turbines to 600-MW Monsoon wind project in Laos
China’s Envision Energy has agreed to supply wind turbines to the 600-MW Monsoon Wind Project in Laos after signing a deal with developers with Impact Energy Asia Development.
AsiaElec: Vietnam looks to South Africa, Australia for coal in tight markets
Vietnam is seeking more cargoes of coal from South Africa and Australia for delivery in April and May as domestic production falls and supplies from Asia tighten amid growing prices.
Wind growth needs to quadruple to meet net-zero goals
The global wind industry posted its second-best year ever in 2021, posting 12% growth and adding 93.6 GW of new capacity onshore and offshore, bringing the global fleet to 837 GW.
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