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Total seeks stake in Taiwan wind farm
Total has signed an agreement with Germany-based wpd to acquire a 23% stake in Yunlin Holding, which owns the 640-MW Yunlin offshore wind farm, located off the coast of Taiwan.
California governor’s budget includes $20mn for offshore wind, $110mn for green hydrogen
California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced a revised budget for the next fiscal year that includes $20mn for offshore wind and $110mn for green hydrogen.
Momentum for renewables continues to build in America
Project developers in the US installed nearly 40% more wind power in the first three months of 2021 compared with the first three months of 2020, according to the American Clean Power Association.
Debate over LNG bunkering heats up
The debate over the future of LNG as a marine fuel has intensified after the World Bank dismissed its potential to help decarbonise shipping.
PM Zaev says North Macedonia to focus on energy transition and investments in renewable sources
Lukoil oil spill headed towards the Barents Sea
An oil spill in the Komi Peninsula is four to five times bigger than initially thought, and may flood into the Barents Sea on Russia’s north-eastern coast if unchecked, environmentalists warned on May 17.
Global warming will open up Russia’s Far North to agriculture over next two decades
The global climate crisis has a silver lining for Russia at least. Over the next two or three decades large swathes of Russia’s frozen northern regions will become warm enough to grow crops.
EIB to fund solar power projects in Croatia
Nigeria’s Starsight Energy moves into East Africa
Nigeria’s Starsight Energy has announced its acquisition of a 50% stake in the East African operations of Commercial and Industrial (C&I) solar power provider, Premier Solar Group.
Kenya to set up emissions trading system
Kenya is close to setting up an emissions trading system in a bid to limit the release of greenhouse gases.
ACWA Power begins construction of 100-MW Redstone CSP project
Saudi Arabia’s ACWA Power has announced the start of construction at the 100-MW Redstone CSP project in South Africa after reaching financial close.
Key Congressional leaders meet with Biden to discuss infrastructure plan
Top lawmakers were meeting with President Joe Biden at the White House on May 12 to discuss Biden’s $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan. The president’s plan includes $100bn to modernise the electricity grid, as well as renewables incentives.
Energy Secretary Granholm backs wind and solar energy as Biden steers US towards renewable energy
As the Biden administration continues to steer the US towards a future with a net-zero grid in terms of carbon emissions, Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm has lauded wind and solar energy as the cheapest forms of electricity.
US government approves key 800-MW Vineyard offshore wind project
In a breakthrough for the US offshore wind industry, the Biden administration has given final approval for the nation’s first commercial-scale project. The 800-MW Vineyard Wind will be sited 15 miles off Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts.
Massachusetts formally launches 1.6-GW solicitation
In Massachusetts’ third tender for offshore wind, for 1.6 GW, projects must be for at least 200 MW. That is according to a request for proposal (RFP) published by state distribution companies along with the state’s Department of Energy Resources.
GE, Toshiba to localise Haliade-X turbine manufacturing in Japan
GE Renewable Energy and Toshiba Energy Systems have signed a partnership agreement to localise critical phases of the manufacturing process of GE’s Haliade-X offshore wind turbine in Japan and to support its commercialisation in the country.
Sumitomo Mitsui becomes first Japanese bank to withdraw from coal
Japanese banking giant Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group is to withdraw from coal by halting new financing for all coal-fired power projects.
Taiwan reveals 15 GW of new offshore wind plans
Taiwan has unveiled ambitious plans to build 15 GW of new offshore wind between 2026 and 2035, with annual additions set at 1.5 GW.
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