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EU carbon pricing set for radical reforms

13 July 2021

The European Commission is to publish legislation on July 14 that will detail the EU’s plans, dubbed “Fit for 55,” to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55% from 1990 levels by 2030 as part of wider reforms to European energy and climate laws.

Villagers in shadow of Kyrgyzstan dam incensed by Uzbekistan deal

13 July 2021

The land transfer has fuelled anger and rumours about Kyrgyzstan’s new populist leadership.

Turkey ‘reverses ban on PE based recycled plastic imports’

12 July 2021

Attempts by Turkish plastics recyclers to show economic damage caused by barring waste imports from UK and other nations appear to have won out over environmental considerations.

Kazakhstan unveils ambitious green-hydrogen project

9 July 2021

Kazakhstan hopes to build the world’s largest green-hydrogen project, which could – in the distant future – help Nur-Sultan meet its clean-energy promises.

CEE surfs the green bond wave

9 July 2021

Issuance has been impressive but in some countries green bonds are still to get off the ground, while in others there is a shortage of high-yield, local currency or 'dark green' issues.

Bill Gates-backed concentrated solar company Heliogen to go public in $2B SPAC deal

8 July 2021

Heliogen is going public in a $2bn SPAC merger with Athena Technology Acquisition Corp. The California-based concentrated solar power company is backed by big-tech billionaire Bill Gates.

US government starts review of the 2.64-GW Coastal Virginia proposed offshore wind farm

8 July 2021

The US Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) has started its review of Dominion Energy's proposed 2.64-GW Coastal Virginia offshore wind farm.

Ørsted submits 760-MW offshore wind bid in Maryland

8 July 2021

Ørsted has submitted a bid to the Maryland Public Service Commission to develop Skipjack Wind 2, a proposed project of up to 760 MW off the Maryland coast.

Kenya completes 100-MW Kipeto wind farm

8 July 2021

Construction of Kenya’s 100-MW Kipeto wind farm has been completed, with all 60 turbines at the new site sending power to the national grid, developers BTE Renewables and Kenyan-owned Craftskills said.

Green hydrogen needs supportive energy policies and lower costs

8 July 2021

Green hydrogen is currently five times more expensive than grey hydrogen, meaning that the renewable fuel is unlikely to affect the credit profiles of EMEA integrated utilities in the next few years, Fitch Rating said in a recent report.

UN’s Green Climate Fund provides $501.1mn for four new climate projects

8 July 2021

The UN’s Green Climate Fund (GCF) has allocated $501.1mn for four new climate projects around the world.

REM: Norway to invest $1.1bn in green energy in world’s poorest countries

8 July 2021

The Norwegian government has earmarked NOK10bn ($1.15bn) over the next five years for a new fund that will invest in renewable energy in developing and emerging economies to try to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the world’s poorest countries.

Botswana issues first large-scale solar licence

8 July 2021

The Botswana energy regulator has granted a generation licence for a 100-MW solar project to local firm Shumba Energy, Reuters reported, making it the first independent power producer to set up a large-scale solar plant in the country.

AFRELEC: Statkraft provides $2.7bn to curb energy poverty in Africa

8 July 2021

Norway’s Statkraft is to donate $2.7mn in cash and equipment to international development charity SolarAid over the next three years in a bid to tackle energy poverty in sub-Saharan Africa.

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