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Canada’s Imperial Oil unveiled a plan this week to produce renewable diesel at its 191,000 barrel per day Strathcona refinery in Alberta using vegetable oil as feedstock.
bneGREEN: Russia drafts hydrogen development plan
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Green energy offers key FDI hope for Africa
Renewables energy offers the best opportunities for foreign direct investment in Africa as the continent recovers from the pandemic.
Talos wins Gulf Coast CCS contract
Talos Energy announced this week that it had been selected as the winning bidder on a carbon capture and storage (CCS) project on the Texas Gulf Coast, along with its partner, Carbonvert.
Global power sector emissions rise, threatening green commitments
Rising demand for electricity across the world outpaced growth in green power output in the first half of 2021, creating increased consumption of coal in power generation and a corresponding rise in CO2 emissions.
BlackRock invests $100mn in South Korea’s Brite Energy Partners
BlackRock Real Assets is to invest $100mn in the South Korean solar sector by taking an equity stake in Brite Energy Partners.
India’s NTPC leads Indian global solar drive
India’s NTPC Ltd has secured three major projects in Africa and the Caribbean as part of the Indian-led International Solar Alliance’s (ISA) drive to improve access to power across the developing world.
India’s Acme Group to develop world-leading green hydrogen project in Oman
Indian solar developer Acme Group has acquired land to build a green hydrogen and ammonia production complex at the port of Duqm in Oman.
Swiss Axpo signs PPA with Macquarie’s 600-MW Romanian wind farm
Swiss energy trader Axpo has signed a seven-year power purchase agreement (PPA) for Romania’s largest wind farm, the Fântânele, Cogealac-and Gradina complex in Dobrogea, close to the Black Sea.
Repsol, Enagas produce green hydrogen using solar energy
Repsol has said that it plans to build a demonstration plant at its Puertollano industrial complex in Spain by 2024 to produce renewable hydrogen using solar energy.
Bureau Veritas approves Dutch floating solar technology
Bureau Veritas has delivered an approval in principle to Dutch renewable energy company SolarDuck for its King Eider offshore floating solar solution.
Deutsche Windtechnik sets up UK offshore division
Germany’s Deutsche Windtechnik has established an offshore wind maintenance business unit in the UK, following a similar move in 2016 when it established a UK onshore segment.
Falling costs of small modular reactors could make nuclear competitive
Small modular nuclear reactors could play a crucial role in meeting Paris Agreement emissions reduction targets, increasing the pace of the electrification that is a mainstay of the energy transition.
Moller – Maersk to pioneer carbon-neutral methanol as shipping fuel
Global shipping giant A.P. Moller – Maersk is to launch in the first quarter of 2024 the first of eight container ships that will burn carbon-neutral methanol instead of dirty bunker fuel.
MingYang launches 16-MW offshore wind turbine
Chinese wind turbine manufacturer MingYang Smart Energy has launched the prototype of its new MySE 16.0-242, the world’s largest hybrid drive wind turbine, with a nameplate capacity of 16 MW.
Rosneft CEO proposes voluntary CO2 monitoring system
Rosneft CEO Igor has proposed that Russia introduce a voluntary system for monitoring and verifying CO2 emissions that could be recognised in the EU.
Centrica signs off-take agreements with Taaleri Energia
Centrica Energy Trading has signed three long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) with Helsinki-based Taaleri Energia for output from three operational wind farms in Finland and Sweden.
China Three Gorges buys into MENA green markets
China Three Gorges has bought Alcazar Energy Partners’ (AEP) renewables portfolios in Egypt and Jordan as the Chinese giant expands into the Middle East and North Africa.
Enagas, Acciona Energía, GNL Quintero team up for green hydrogen project
Two Spanish companies are looking to build a green hydrogen production facility at Chile’s Quintero LNG import terminal.
US House of Representatives approves framework of $3.5 trillion budget resolution
The US House of Representatives has voted 220-212 along party lines for a Democrat-led $3.5 trillion budget resolution that is sure to include significant elements to bolster renewable energy. The vote took place on August 24.
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