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Minebea Cambodia, a subsidiary of the MinebeaMitsumi Group, recently announced an plan to bolster its investments in renewable energy.
South Star aims to bring forward Brazil’s graphite mine ramp-up
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World Bank approves $1bn loan to advance energy sector reforms in South Africa
The World Bank’s board has approved a $1bn development policy loan (DPL) to help South Africa reform its energy sector.
EU unveils action plan to support wind industry
The European Commission has announced an action plan to support the EU’s wind industry, which has been struggling with inflation, supply bottlenecks and the prospect of competition from China.
New York announces US’s largest ever investment in renewables
New York State has unveiled the US’s largest ever investment ever in renewables.
‘Catastrophic damage’ likely as Hurricane Otis thrashes Mexico
Hurricane Otis rapidly intensified from a tropical storm to a Category 5 hurricane as it made landfall in southern Mexico.
Climate change made recent heat in South America at least 100 times more likely – study
Human-cause climate change was behind the recent record heat in South America, a study says.
REM: Major companies seek COP28 deal on quitting fossil fuels
Major companies seek COP28 deal on quitting fossil fuels
More than 130 companies – including Bayer, eBay, Heineken, IKEA, Nestle, Mahindra Group and Volvo – are calling for a timeline for the phase-out of unabated fossil fuels.
Japan, Denmark to partner on floating offshore wind
Japan and Denmark are to agree to jointly research and develop floating offshore wind power technologiies.
Morocco’s state fertiliser group OCP invests $4.3bn in development programmes in 2023
IEA predicts fossil fuel will peak globally by 2030
Major shifts underway will result in a considerably different global energy system by the end of this decade, according to the International Energy Agency’s new World Energy Outlook 2023.
Online retailer Amazon adds 39 renewable energy projects in Europe
Amazon’s European renewable energy projects created €2.4bn in economic investment, and more than 3,900 jobs in 2022 alone.
Greek PPC completes takeover of Enel’s Romanian assets
Malaysia installs first battery energy storage system for EV charging stations
Malaysia's Minister of Works, Alexander Nanta Linggi, recently celebrated the inauguration of the country's inaugural battery energy storage system installed at an electric vehicle charging station
Russia suggests building small nuclear power plant in Mongolia
Study shows increased West Antarctic Ice Sheet melting is 'unavoidable'
Increased West Antarctic Ice Sheet melting is unavoidable, according to a study by the British Antarctic Survey. The resulting rise in global mean sea level will be enough to submerge major cities from New York to Mumbai and Shanghai.
TotalEnergies partners with Corio and Rise on 3+ GW wind project in US
TotalEnergies has partnered with Corio Generation, an offshore wind developer, and New York-based Rise Light & Power for the joint development of an offshore wind project off New York and New Jersey.
Clean hydrogen projects to double globally by 2028: report
The number of clean hydrogen production projects operating globally will at least double in the next five years, says international law firm Pillsbury.
Biden’s offshore wind hopes are sinking: BNEF
The Biden administration’s goal of adding 30 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2030 is “drifting further from reality”
India will see largest energy demand growth: International Energy Agency
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has projected that India's demand for electricity, primarily driven by household air conditioning, is anticipated to experience a nine-fold increase by the year 2050.
Iran’s NW region looks to Chinese expertise in renewables
Iran is seeking to close a deal with China's Qinghai province, a solar powerhouse, to use its expertise for the implementation of renewable electricity generation projects in the north-western Ardabil province.
Plus Power raises $1.8bn for standalone battery storage
Plus Power has completed $1.8bn in new financing for standalone battery storage to help stabilise the US grid while incorporating more solar and wind energy.
Banks make more money from green projects than fossil fuels
For the second year running, banks are making more money from fees for loans and from underwriting bond sales for green projects than from fossil fuel projects
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