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IEA warns emissions dip did not last

3 March 2021

Global energy-related emissions fell by 5.8% in 2020, but a sharp recovery at the end of the year indicates that emissions are already rising again.

Guterres calls for comprehensive coal phase-out

3 March 2021

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres this week has called for a comprehensive coal phase-out if the world is to meet its 1.5 degree goal for global warming.

Rosneft pushes ahead with Carbon Management Plan

3 March 2021

Russia’s Rosneft has unveiled ambitious plans to reduce Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 30% and to prevent 20 mn tonnes of CO2 equivalent of future emissions by 2035 as the country’s corporate giants pay more attention to green issues and ESG goals.

China leads offshore wind growth in 2020

3 March 2021

China installed 3 GW of new wind capacity in 2020, half the global total, as offshore wind demonstrated its resilience to COVID-19.

Itochu, Air Liquide to develop hydrogen partnership in Japan

3 March 2021

Japan’s Itochu and France's Air Liquide have formed a strategic joint venture to create a hydrogen value chain in Japan covering both production and utilisation of the fuel.

Moscow to issue first regional green bonds

1 March 2021

Moscow will be the first Russian region to issue "green bonds" to finance ecological and environmental projects and it is targetting investors interested in ESG

Singapore’s B&S Power to join 200-MW solar project in Nigeria

25 February 2021

Nigeria’s Sunnyfred Global has signed an agreement with the Singaporean company B&S Power Holding to finance and build a 200-MW solar PV plant in Ashama, Delta State, in what would be the largest solar power plant in West Africa.

Eskom unbundling set for 2022

25 February 2021

South Africa’s Eskom is expected to complete its unbundling into separate transmission, generation and distribution divisions by December 2022, the country’s National Treasury said this week.

Revego Africa Energy Fund to raise $102mn at IPO for South Africa

25 February 2021

Revego Africa Energy Fund, an investor in South African renewable projects, is looking to raise as much as ZAR1.5bn ($102mn) by April.

Solar potential in Africa

25 February 2021

Africa offers considerable solar potential if governments can put in place the right policies and grid resilience is improved

APA to convert gas pipeline to 100% hydrogen

25 February 2021

Australian energy infrastructure operator APA Group has unveiled plans to convert a 43-km section of a natural gas pipeline in Western Australia into the country’s first fully hydrogen-ready transmission pipeline.

Federal regulators to probe Texas grid massacre

24 February 2021

Federal regulators are investigating the recent deadly Texas grid massacre, in which the deregulated and isolated Texas electricity system ground to a halt because of Arctic temperatures. Texas is usually one of the hottest states in the US.

Floating offshore set to be the next game-changer in Asia

24 February 2021

Floating offshore could be the next frontier in wind power development in Asia-Pacific, said Wood Mackenzie, with capex costs set to fall by 40% to average $3mn per MW by 2025-2030.

GE Renewable Energy to build wind farm in Lâm Đồng Province in Vietnam

24 February 2021

GE Renewable Energy is to install 15 units of its 4MW-137 wind turbines to the Cau Dat wind farm in Vietnam’s Lâm Đồng Province.

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