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AfDB announces $2.8bn investment in South Africa, including for renewable energy transition
The African Development Bank President, Akinwumi Adesina, has pledged the banks support for SouthAfrica by announcing a $2.8 billion package over a period of 5 years.
Think-tanks say total halt to EU Russian gas imports possible by 2025
The EU stands a good chance of replacing 100% of its gas imports by 2025 without resorting to coal or new gas import infrastructure.
IEA warns against “weaponising” fossil fuels
The International Energy Agency has warned that weaponising fossil fuels threatens the stability of the global energy system, and that pushing forward to energy transition is the best way to achieve energy security.
Singapore, Indonesia sign climate change partnership
Singapore and Indonesia have signed a climate partnership focused on clean technology research and creating an international carbon market.
China’s solar, wind capacity reaches 330 GW
China’s installed wind and solar capacity grew by 17.5% year on year to 330 GW during the first two months of 2022, according to official data released by the National Energy Administration (NEA).
Greenpeace petitions handed in to 10 Downing Street demand UK stop using Turkey as plastic waste 'garbage dump'
Mitsui invests €575mn to take 27% stake in Mainstream
Japan’s Mitsui & Co is to invest €575mn in Aker-owned Mainstream Renewable Power in a bid to finance the global green developers drive to expand its footprint in the Americas, Africa, Asia-Pacific and Europe.
Africa faces challenges for energy transition
The International Energy Agency has highlighted that Africa faces both major challenges and huge opportunities as it transitions towards clean energy, allowing the continent to bypass traditional fuels and infrastructure.
Solar Tyme USA seeks to raise $1.75mn for solar microgrids in Sierra Leone
Georgia-based Solar Tyme USA aims to raise $1.75mn to build a 200-kW solar microgrid power plant in Kumala and a 50-kW solar system power plant in Liro, Sierra Leone.
Dimon to Biden: US and Europe should develop a ‘Marshall Plan’ for energy
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has urged US President Joe Biden to develop a Marshal Plan for energy as prices surge and sanctions bite over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, according to reports of the confidential conversation.
Vestas retakes position as world’s leading wind turbine manufacturer
Vestas has regained its position as the world’s leading wind turbine maker in 2021, as the wind industry installed a record amount of capacity, says a new report by BloombergNEF. The world moved ever closer to a 100-GW year of additions.
Simply Blue unveils plan for 500-MW floating wind project off Northern Ireland
Simply Blue Group has announced plans for a new 500-MW floating wind project between Northern Ireland and the Scottish island of Islay. The project will be developed with MJM Renewables.
ERM Dolphyn, Source Energie to develop gigawatt-scale green hydrogen floating wind off Wales
ERM Dolphyn and Source Energie have announced plans to develop gigawatt-scale green hydrogen floating wind in the Celtic Sea off south-west Wales
Prysmian to invest €1bn by 2024
Prysmian Group, the Italian subsea cable company and leader in the offshore wind sector, announces that it is keeping pace with executing its plan of investing about €1 billion ($1.1 bn) by 2024
Atlas brings online 244-MWp solar project in Chile
Atlas Renewable Energy has energised a 244-MWp solar project in Chile. The Sol del Desierto project uses bifacial photovoltaics technology.
Vestas plans lay-offs
Danish Wind turbine maker Vestas to lay off 275 workers due to technology projects and sales activities being postponed and cancelled and expected low volumes in some markets over the next two years.
RWE, ADNOC to collaborate on low carbon and green hydrogen
German power company RWE and Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for collaboration in low carbon and green hydrogen.
Ørsted completes wind farm in Nebraska
Denmark-based Ørsted has completed its 298-MW onshore wind farm, Haystack Wind, in Nebraska, USA – its first onshore project using 5-MW Siemens Gamesa wind turbines.
Ireland to fast-track 3 GW of offshore wind farms in bid to increase energy independence from Russia
Dutch government to bolster renewables funding to reduce reliance on Russia
The Netherlands government has announced that the budget for large solar, wind and other carbon-reducing projects in 2022 will be ramped up to €13bn ($14.3bn) by €6bn and opened to green hydrogen for the first time.
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