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TotalEnergies takes full control of Total Eren to boost renewables portfolio
French multinational energy company TotalEnergies revealed on July 25 that it will acquire complete control of joint venture Total Eren.
Indonesia’s coal mining company RMKO debuts IPO
South Korea’s Anma offshore wind farm receives final environmental approval
Anma Offshore Wind revealed that it has been granted a successful final environmental impact assessment (EIA) by South Korea’s Ministry of Environment for its 532-MW offshore wind farm.
India gives thumbs-down to BYD on proposed EV and battery factory on subcontinent
India has spurned efforts by Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD in conjunction with local firm Megha Engineering and Infrastructures to build a new $1bn EV and battery plant in the country.
Vietnam Electricity Group to take a credit from Germany's KfW development bank to expand the Tri An HPP
The two parties held talks on July 26 and are close to agreement, the newswire reported, with a deal expected to be signed in November to coincide with a government-level meeting on Vietnam-Germany development co-operation.
Global coal use to remain at record high says IEA
Global coal use rose to a record high in 2022, and with strong growth forecast in Asia for power generation and industrial applications, coal is expected to remain close to an all-time high in 2023, the International Energy Agency predicted.
China ahead of schedule on Xudapu 3 as Beijing awaits Russian reactors
one of the main construction hurdles for any nuclear power plant has been completed at the Xudapu unit 3 site in north-east China, a full six months ahead of schedule: the installation of the dome over the main reactor building.
Costs surge in offshore wind, rattling the sector
Swedish giant utility Vattenfall recently halted a wind farm project, the Norfolk Boreas offshore site off the UK, citing costs that had become inflated by 40%.
India working to become global hydrogen hub in years ahead, says PM Modi
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made his most outspoken comments to date on his vision of India becoming a regional and global hydrogen hub in the years ahead.
Bangladesh to receive India’s first ever transnational power plant transfers
In a rare first in southern Asia, India’s Adani Group earlier this month commissioned the country’s first ever wholly transnational power supply.
Lights off at Eraring would not mean lights off statewide for NSW
Australia’s most populous state could shut the doors at the nation’s biggest coal power plant almost immediately, and at the same time take a significant step towards achieving ongoing local decarbonisation goals.
Japan, Abu Dhabi to work on hydrogen-ammonia possibilities
Leading Japanese energy firm JERA has agreed what is being termed a strategic collaboration agreement with the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) of the UAE to work together on future hydrogen and ammonia projects.
BASF, Mingyang to build offshore wind farm off southern China
The windfarm, in Zhanjiang Municipality of Guangdong Province, will have a total installed capacity of 500 MW and is expected to go online in 2025.
Mitsubishi to lead on next-generation fast reactor development
Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has been earmarked by the central government in Tokyo to head the nation’s push into next-generation fast reactors; this is a sodium-cooled design aimed to come online at some point in the 2040s.
India battery capacity – 20 GW to be reissued
India’s powerful Ministry of Heavy Industries in New Delhi is reportedly aiming to issue a new large-scale 20-GW tender to help add to the country’s ever increasing levels of battery storage capacity.
US envoy John Kerry says US-China climate affairs require “more work”
US climate envoy John Kerry has said that the US and China have failed to reach new climate agreements but that talks on the issue during his recent four-day visit to Beijing were a step forward.
Chubu to take part in geothermal power project
Chubu Electric Power Co. of Japan has decided to participate in the world's first geothermal power generation and district heating supply project. The Eavor-Loop project by Canada’s Eavor Technologies is planned for Bavaria, Germany.
Australian consortium to develop floating offshore wind
A consortium led by Ireland-based Simply Blue Group plans to develop a floating offshore wind project off the New South Wales Hunter region in Australia.
Indian billionaire Gautam Adani plans 20-GW renewables hub
Adani Group chairman and billionaire Gautam Adani has said the conglomerate will build the world’s largest hybrid renewables hub in Gujurat, in Khavda.
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