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South Africa’s power utility Eskom advances plans for small modular nuclear reactors

26 July 2024

South Africa’s state-owned power utility Eskom has announced its plans to build a demonstration modular nuclear reactor as part of the country’s strategy to increase nuclear power generation in its energy mix and reduce CO2 emissions.

Vietnam proposes state-owned enterprises lead offshore wind pilot projects

26 July 2024

Vietnam's Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) has recommended that state-owned enterprises (SOEs), including major energy firms and military-run entities, spearhead pilot projects for offshore wind power development.

Malaysia’s Petronas advances carbon capture hub with Kuantan Port Agreement

26 July 2024

Malaysia’s state-owned energy company Petronas, through its subsidiary Petronas CCS Solutions, has entered into a land rental agreement with Kuantan Port Consortium

Singapore-based Hann-Ocean Energy wraps up successful wave energy project in China

26 July 2024

Hann-Ocean Energy, based in Singapore, has successfully concluded its wave energy project on Shengsi Island in Zhejiang Province after conducting sea trials for two and a half years

India prioritises nuclear, coal, and pumped storage in energy strategy shift

25 July 2024

India's government has unveiled a significant shift in its energy strategy, placing emphasis on small modular nuclear reactors, advanced coal-fired power plants, and pumped energy storage projects.

Serbia sets ambitious new climate targets for 2030

25 July 2024

The Government of Serbia has adopted a national energy and climate plan with ambitious new targets, including sourcing 45% of electricity from renewables by 2030, the Minister of Mining and Energy announced on July 25.

Plants absorbing less carbon dioxide in 2023, accelerating global warming

25 July 2024

Plants and trees' ability to absorb carbon dioxide fell dramatically in 2023, due to increased heat stress in vegetation, a new study revealed.

Ukraine war makes Caspian Sea environmental crisis worse

25 July 2024

The war in Ukraine is making a growing environmental crisis in the Caspian Sea worse, claims Zaur Shiriyev, a scholar at the Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center. Pollution from the war is making an already bad situation worse.

Premier Energy completes takeover of 80MW wind farm in Romania

25 July 2024

The transaction by which utilities group Premier Energy (BVB: PE), controlled by Czech businessman Jiri Smejc, takes over an 80MW wind farm in Eastern Romania from Iberdrola was cleared by the Competition Council. Iberdrola exits Romania's market.

Kamala Harris more critical of oil, gas than Biden

25 July 2024

Kamala Harris, the presumptive Democratic nominee for the White House, took little time before zeroing in on the oil industry.

India plans to co-fire biomass with coal in thermal power plants

25 July 2024

Studies confirm that India’s Thermal Power Plants (TPPs) can safely co-fire 5% to 10% biomass with coal without adverse impacts

South Korea’s LG Energy plans to set EV batteries plant in Morocco

24 July 2024

South Korea’s LG Energy Solution is currently exploring the possibility of establishing a new production plant for electric vehicle batteries in Morocco.

Offices shut in seven Iranian provinces including Tehran as power usage skyrockets

24 July 2024

Offices in Tehran and six other Iranian provinces shut down due to power shortages for the second straight.

Iran stops electricity exports to neighbouring Iraq amid summer deficit

24 July 2024

Iran has reportedly halted electricity supply to Iraq's Diyala province, a day after Turkey started exporting the commodity to the power-starved nation.

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