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Ørsted selects insurance giant for stake in wind farm off Taiwan
Ørsted has selected Cathay Life Insurance as the preferred bidder for a 50% stake in the 583-MW Greater Changhua 4 offshore wind project off Taiwan.The Danish developer has signed an exclusivity agreement with the insurance company.
China discovers potentially vast amounts of a rare earth
Potentially vast amounts of a rare earth ore containing niobium have been found in Inner Mongolia. The new type of ore has been dubbed niobobaotite.
German car maker BMW in joint venture to trial its iX5 hydrogen vehicles in South Africa
Two South African companies and a unit of German automaker BMW have signed an agreement through which they plan to bring hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles and hydrogen refuelling technology to the African country.
Iran begins building 100-MW solar farm in Yazd
Iran has broken ground on a 100-MW solar farm in the central Yazd province with an investment of €60mn. The country seeks to overcome a lingering power shortage affecting its industries.
French Voltalia completes 140-MW Karavasta solar plant in Albania
Located in the southern Fier district, the Karavasta solar plant is Albania's largest and holds the distinction of being the biggest in the entire Western Balkans. The project is estimated to cost €135mn.
Fuel element removal completed at Krško NPP
The Krško nuclear power plant in Slovenia has wrapped up preparations for extracting fuel elements from the reactor vessel. All 121 core fuel elements will be transferred to the Spent Fuel Pool shortly.
Ljubljana municipality embarks on €5mn ambitious solar project
The Municipality of Ljubljana, capital of Slovenia, has taken a significant stride towards sustainable energy solutions with a ground-breaking deal signed with energy services providers Energetika Ljubljana, Resalta and RES ERP.
Tesla switches on Europe’s largest battery
A Tesla battery in the UK — claimed to be the largest in Europe — has been energised. Harmony Energy Income Trust successfully energised the 99 MW / 198 MWh Bumpers Battery Energy Storage System project in Buckinghamshire, England.
Rhode Island unveils 1.2GW offshore wind tender
The US state of Rhode Island has launched a 1.2GW offshore wind solicitation. Respondents must apply by January, and the results are expected next summer.
2.7GW of US offshore wind ready for construction
Offshore wind projects permitted for construction in the US tripled in the third quarter, to 2.7 GW , an increase of 194% compared with the second quarter, according to the Business Network for Offshore Wind’s Q3 2023 report.
Tea firm James Finlay Kenya commissions 2.4 MW solar plant
Chinese company LONGi expands solar PV manufacturing with new factory in Malaysia
LONGi Green Energy Technology Co., a prominent player in China's solar photovoltaic industry, inaugurated a new manufacturing facility in Malaysia's Selangor state, underscoring its commitment to expanding production within the Southeast Asian nation
Galileo Resources reports "positive start" to drilling programme at Zimbabwe lithium prospect
South Africa’s energy crisis is powering foreign investment in renewables
Britain is seeking to expand its renewable energy footprint in South Africa, says the UK trade envoy for South Africa and Mauritius Andrew Selous.
Boljevac municipality plans 236-MW Cestobrodica wind farm
Kosovo to issue public call for 150 MW of wind-based electricity generation in 2024
The government of Kosovo has decided to initiate an additional auction in 2024, aiming to attract private investments in 150 MW of wind-based electricity generation, the Economy Ministry announced on October 16.
Ho Chi Minh City proposes mechanism for rooftop solar power trading
Ho Chi Minh City has made a proposal to establish a mechanism for buying and selling surplus electricity generated from rooftop solar power installations.
Malaysia invests $1.4bn to boost renewable energy training in technical education
The Malaysian government is unveiling a comprehensive initiative to introduce new Technical Education and Vocational Training courses focusing on electric vehicles and solar energy.
New coalition to enable first clean hydrogen shipment across Atlantic by 2026
An ambitious coalition has launched to enable the first clean hydrogen shipment across the Atlantic by 2026.
Enlight energises Golan Heights wind farm
Commercial operation at Enlight Renewable Energy’s 207-MW wind farm in Israel-Syria has been secured. This is despite Israel-Hamas fighting in the region, which began on October 7.
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners closes €2bn for two new funds
Ukraine struggles to pay a growing $820mn debt owed to green energy producers
The Ukrainian government is struggling to pay the outstanding UAH30bn ($820mn) of growing debt it has run up with the producers of renewable energy.
Bulgaria’s Eldrive, Videolux to jointly build superfast charging stations for e-vehicles
Bulgaria’s largest operator of chargers for e-vehicles, Eldrive, and the local owner of retail parks and hypermarkets Videolux Holding have teamed up to jointly build hubs for superfast charging of electric cars on the territory of retail parks.
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