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China opens largest green hydrogen project at 150 MW
China’s Ningxia Baofeng Energy Group has switched on the world’s largest green hydrogen project, a 150-MW alkaline electrolyser that is powered by a 100-MW solar farm.
India to invest $2.6bn in solar capacity to reduce exposure to China
India has revealed ambitious plans to invest $2.6bn in supporting domestic manufacturers of solar modules in a bid to cut imports from China.
AsiaElec:JERA to move into Japanese solar with 1-GW plan
Japan's biggest power generator JERA is to spend JPY160bn ($1.4bn) to develop 1 GW of solar capacity in Japan over the next five years by joining with local energy developer West Holdings Corp.
BNEF: global investment in energy transition reached $755bn
Taiwan’s Ming Rong Yuan NE to invest $100mn in offshore facilities base
Taiwan’s Ming Rong Yuan NE is to invest NT$3bn ($108.3mn) in building a research, production and storage base for underwater jacket foundations and renewable energy facilities at the Port of Kaohsiung.
Tamil Nadu power plants at risk because of coal shortages
Three coal-fired power plants in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu are unable to go online because of government caps on coal mining output.
Meeting 1.5 °C could cost $75 trillion by 2050
Limiting global warming to 1.5 °C could cost reduce global GDP by 2%, or $75 trillion, by 2050 as spending must increase to accelerate the energy transition.
Chinese wind sector set for 10% annual growth until 2028
China’s wind sector could increase by an average of 10.2% per year between now and 2028, when it potentially could account for 67% of total global wind output.
China adds over 100 GW of wind and solar in 2021
China added 100.54 GW of new wind and solar capacity in 2021, according to official data, way above the government’s target of 90 GW.
AsiaElec: New coal supply issues hit India
India’s JSW Group to raise $296mn to build 450-MW wind farm
India’s JSW Group is planning to raise INR22bn ($296mn) through bank loans to fund a 450-MW wind farm Tamil Nadu State.
Coal dominates 6% rise in power demand in 2021
Global electricity demand surged 6% in 2021, the largest percentage increase since 2010, the International Energy Agency said on January 14.
Chinese funders pull out of Bosnia’s Ugljevik III power project
Polish-owned Sunningwell International Ltd has said that Chinese bank loans will not be available to fund the 700-MW Ugljevik III coal power plant in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
ExxonMobil aims to achieve net zero by 2050
ExxonMobil aims to cut net carbon emissions from its operations to zero by 2050, joining rival energy companies in making similar promises to reach net zero.
Indian grids gearing up for all-important move to renewables
AsiaElec: Trungnam Group opens 100-MW Dong Hai 1 wind farm in Vietnam
Vietnamese renewable developer Trungnam Group has opened its pioneering 100-MW Dong Hai 1 intertidal wind farm in the country’s Tra Vinh province.
Work begins on Hai Lang LNG-to-power project in Vietnam
Construction has begun on the first phase of the Hai Lang LNG-to-power project in Vietnam, according to a January 15 government announcement.
GLNG: Work begins on Hai Lang LNG-to-power project in Vietnam
Construction has begun on the first phase of the Hai Lang LNG-to-power project in Vietnam, according to a January 15 government announcement.
NHPC, GEDCOL to develop floating solar projects in India
Indian hydropower producer NHPC Ltd and the Green Energy Development Corporation of Odisha Ltd (GEDCOL) have signed an agreement to develop 500 MW of floating solar projects in the state of Odisha.
Mammoet-Giant transports offshore wind jackets for assembly in Taiwan
A joint venture between Netherlands-based Mammoet and Taiwanese company Giant Heavy Machinery Services, called Mammoet-Giant, has transported offshore wind jackets for assembly in Taiwan.
DNV to certify wind turbines in South Korea
The Korean Energy Agency (KEA) has selected independent energy expert and assurance provider DNV to deliver Type Certification services for wind turbines at Korean wind farm projects.
Japan to aid Indonesia develop ammonia to reduce emissions
Japan has agreed to promote the use of ammonia as a generating fuel in Indonesia in an effort to cut its carbon dioxide emissions, especially as Jakarta aims to go carbon free by 2060.
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