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Indonesia’s Pertamina sets sights on Philippines’ geothermal potential
Indonesia’s state-owned energy firm PT Pertamina is eyeing expansion into the Philippines’ renewable energy space, with a focus on geothermal power.
Peak Energy expands in Japan with 48 MW solar acquisition
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South Korea backs landmark solar project in Saudi Arabia with $225mn funding
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Pakistan emerges as global solar power front-runner, driven by record imports
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Gorakhpur nuclear plant in India on track, two units to go online by 2031
The Gorakhpur Nuclear Power Plant in Haryana’s Fatehabad district is now progressing steadily, with two of its four reactors expected to be operational by 2031 and the remaining two by 2032
Sound Energy partners with Gaia to produce 270MW of solar power in Morocco
UK Sound Energy has partnered with clean energy firm Gaia Energy to develop up to 270 megawatts (MW) of solar power across several sites in Morocco.
XGS Energy and Meta to Partner on $1bn advanced geothermal project in US
XGS Energy, Inc. and Meta Platforms, Inc. – formerly known as Facebook – have formed a partnership to advance a 150-MW, $1bn geothermal initiative in New Mexico in the southwestern US.
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World Bank will now fund nuclear power projects
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Carbon capture and storage has reached a ‘turning point’, says DNV
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Global offshore wind capacity up 14% in last year
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Carbon pricing rallies more than $100bn a year globally
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Saigon Hi-Tech Park is setting its sights on sourcing over 50% of its energy from renewable sources.
Brazil secures $250mn for industrial decarbonisation
Brazil will receive $250mn from the Climate Investment Funds (CIF) to support its Industry Decarbonisation Programme, the government said.
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