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South Africa sets date for emergency power IPP bids
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Nigeria aims for 30% green target by 2030
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Sumitomo confirms Five Estuaries leasing rights
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IEA talks up CCUS as key to reducing emissions
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Alberta empties emissions reduction fund with new investments
The government of Alberta said this week that it was emptying its Technology Innovation and Emissions Reduction (TIER) fund by spending CAD750mn ($560mn) on projects that help industries reduce their carbon emissions.
Maine awards 546 MW of green utility-scale capacity
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Norway launches ambitious CCS project
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EBRD arranges financing for Kazakh solar plant
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is organising a $42.6mn financing package for the construction of a 76-MW peak solar plant in Kazakhstan’s Karaganda region.
Georgia looks to green hydrogen
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has accepted a request from the Georgian government to explore the country’s potential for generating green hydrogen
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