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Finnish firm SWS to install 10 solar water treatment units in Morocco
Finland's Solar Water Solutions (SWS) intends to build 10 solar water treatment units in the Guelmim Oued Noun region in southern Morocco, according to a statement by the firm.
Vestas to consolidate in offshore wind power in Asia
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G7 could set green example for rest of world
G7 countries have the potential to reach net zero in the power generation sector by 2035 and spur decarbonisation in other economies and sectors.
AsiaElec: South Korea under pressure to phase out coal power
South Korean civil society groups have called on the government to accelerate the retirement of existing coal plants and block the construction of new projects.
Gazprom’s subsidiary GEH to plans to produce 2,000 tonnes of hydrogen per year in 2024
Russia to create legislative base for CCS projects and comes up with environmental anti-rating
US energy company Evergy seeks up to 1 GW wind
US utility Evergy has issued a request for proposals for up to 1 GW of wind energy to supply the needs of its customers in Kansas and Missouri.
HDF begins building green hydrogen complex in French Guiana
Hydrogene de France Energy, known as HDF, has begun work on a green hydrogen project in French Guiana.
Ineos to spend $2.3bn on green hydrogen projects
Core of Biden’s climate plan likely to be cut
The centrepiece of President Joe Biden’s climate plan is likely to be cut because of opposition from a single senator who has ties to the coal industry.
US to lease up to seven offshore wind areas by 2025
The US government could hold up to at least seven more offshore wind lease sales by 2025, said Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland. She spoke at the American Clean Power Association’s Offshore Wind Conference & Exhibit in Boston, Massachusetts.
REM: US solar manufacturers seeking tariffs on SE Asian imports seek to remain anonymous
A group of US solar companies seeking import tariffs on panels made by Chinese companies in three Southeast Asian nations has identified its members to Department of Commerce officials, reports Reuters, but has asked to remain anonymous.
Greenpeace activists spray ‘Climate Killer’ on floating LNG terminal at Croatia’s Krk island
Ghana's government backs renewable energy drive, supports BUI Power and VRA
Ghana’s government has pledged support to the state-owned Volta River Authority (VRA) and Bui Power Authority (BPA) to be able to achieve their full potential in renewable energy, according to the Minister for Energy, Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh.
ZESA head slams Finance Ministry secretary for stalling power plant projects
Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) executive chairperson Sydney Gata has accused Finance Ministry Secretary George Guvamatanga of refusing to guarantee independent power producers’ deals and unlock their funding.
Russian coal major SibAntracite buys green energy
Uzbekistan to produce its first EVs by end of year
Toronto-listed Xebec inks on-site hydrogen contract with unnamed Turkish flat steel producer
ING: Growing metals demand & the issue of emissions
The energy transition provides a great opportunity for the metals industry. Investment in clean energy technologies will boost metals demand. However, while the sector will play a crucial role, it will need to address its own emissions.
Russian petrochemical giant Sibur launches net-zero collaboration platform
Sibur will establish a Low Carbon Emitting Technologies pact with leading international chemical companies and the World Economic Forum to help coordinate climate change responses.
Mozambique receives $6.4mn payment for emissions reductions
Mozambique’s reduction of 1.28mn tonnes of carbon emissions has made it become the first country to receive payment from a World Bank trust fund.
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