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Uzbekistan is to launch a small hydropower initiative backed by $150mn in concessional financing from the World Bank.
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Angola’s national oil company (NOC) Sonangol and US-based Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have signed two agreements to strengthen cooperation and knowledge transfer in oil, gas and critical minerals sectors.
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Singapore’s Bastion Mining succeeds with takeover bid for ASX-listed, Mongolia-focused copper and gold explorer Xanadu Mines
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Turkey leads Europe in installing hydropower capacity
Turkey was top of the pile in Europe last year for adding hydropower capacity. It added 241 megawatts, according to a report from the International Hydropower Association (IHA).
Chile's ENAP and Belgium's Fluxys enter MoU to advance hydrogen operations
In a press release obtained by IntelliNews, Belgian energy infrastructure company Fluxys Chile and Chile's state-owned ENAP have signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly explore hydrogen infrastructure opportunities in the Magallanes region.
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Kazatomprom, Kazakhstan’s state nuclear company, has submitted a formal response to the US Department of Commerce amid an American national security investigation into processed critical minerals and their derivatives,
Gas Malaysia partners with UK’s Levidian to trial methane-to-hydrogen LOOP technology
Gas Malaysia Bhd (KL:GASMSIA) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with British climate technology firm Levidian to explore the deployment of Levidian’s LOOP system in Malaysia and the surrounding region
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World Bank approves $150mn programme to support Sri Lanka’s clean energy transition
The World Bank has approved a $150mn programme to support Sri Lanka’s transition to clean, reliable, and affordable energy, the World Bank said in a press release.
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The containment of the reactor compartment at the first unit of the Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant (RNPP) in Pakshey, Ishwardi, has successfully passed integrity and strength tests ahead of nuclear fuel loading
East Asia’s regional embrace of nuclear power sees Taiwan sitting alone in the corner
In a baffling turn, Taiwan, long a technological and economic powerhouse, has allowed populist politics to sideline science and logic.
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