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Red Sea Wind Energy consortium achieves financial close of 500-MW Gulf of Suez Wind Farm
The wind farm will be built, owned and operated by Red Sea Wind Energy, which is owned by a Consortium of ENGIE (35%), Orascom Construction (25%), Toyota Tsusho Corporation (20%) and Eurus Energy Holdings Corporation (20%).
GECOL, Total Energy start construction of 500-MW solar power park in Libya’s Al-Saddada
Libya’s national electricity company (GECOL) has started the construction of the first public solar power park in the Al-Saddada neighbourhood south-east of Misrata, the company said in a statement quoted by the Libya Observer on Monday, April 3.
Construction at suspended NPP units back on track
Moves by South Korea’s Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy saw Seoul’s recent nuclear ambitions continue apace late last month with an agreement signed on material supplies for the Shin Hanul nuclear power plant.
Bauwerk Group and E.ON Solar to build biomass plant in Croatia in €17mn partnership deal
Urgent action needed to provide access to electricity for all in Africa, AfDB president says
Singapore delivery drivers to be offered Gogoro Smartscooters
Taiwan’s scooter battery-swap giant Gogoro has finally broken into the battery-swap market of Singapore. The firm already has thousands of so-called ‘GoStations’ enabling battery-swaps in a matter of minutes around the world.
Chinese long-term ammonia ambitions come to the fore
Long considered ambivalent to ever-changing attitudes on hydrogen and ammonia opportunities by some in East Asia, China is finally making moves to change that.
RSD5bn heating energy PPP agreement signed in Serbia’s Vranje
A agreement has been signed for a public-private partnership aimed at the long-term provision of heating energy in the city of Vranje, the municipality said in a press release.
Egypt’s nuclear regulator grants permit for construction of third reactor at El-Dabaa NPP
Australian lower house passes emissions reduction plan
Australia’s lower house of Parliament on 27 March passed an emissions reduction plan that would limit the country’s greenhouse gas emissions and thus affect the operations of existing high-carbon producing facilities.
‘Wanted’ Putin may visit Turkey for nuclear plant unveiling, says Erdogan
Such a trip would cause uproar – International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrant for Russian leader, while it is also under pressure to investigate Turkish strongman’s administration for crimes against humanity.
Algeria’s power exports record €217mn in 2022
Algeria’s electricity and locally manufactured electrical equipment exports reached €217mn in 2022.
Europe invested €17bn in new wind in 2022, the lowest since 2009
In 2022, Europe invested only €17bn ($18.4bn) in new wind farms, which is a significant decrease from the €41bn invested in 2021, said WindEurope, a trade organisation.
EnerVenue to build 1-GWh grid-scale battery factory in Kentucky
EnerVenue, a company that makes metal-hydrogen batteries with more than 30,000 cycles, will build a giga-factory in Shelby County, Kentucky in the southern US.
US renewable generation exceeds coal and nuclear in 2022
For the first time, renewable sources such as wind, solar, hydro, biomass and geothermal surpassed coal-fired generation in 2022, reported the US Energy Information Administration (EIA).
EDF consortium to build 1-GW wind farm off France
A consortium led by Electricite de France (EDF) will construct France’s largest offshore wind farm, the government has announced.
Goldwind to build turbine factory in Brazil
Chinese turbine maker Goldwind, the world leader, has signed a letter of intent with the Brazilian state of Bahia to build a wind turbine factory.
Renewables capacity boosted in 2022 above long-term trend – IRENA
By the conclusion of 2022, the world's renewable power production capability was 3,372 GW, said the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) in a new analysis.
Iberdrola signs wind, solar deal with Amazon
Spanish utility Iberdrola has signed global wind and solar offtake agreements with Amazon, the web giant.
Siemens Gamesa to supply turbines for world’s second-largest offshore wind plant
Siemens Gamesa will supply the wind turbines for the 1.4-GW East Anglia 3 wind farm off the UK.
Policymakers must act now to avoid supply chain bottlenecks – GWEC
The wind industry can expect record installations in both onshore and offshore markets by 2025 with 680 GW of new capacity anticipated by 2027, says the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC).
Strikes hit EDF, delay nuclear reactor maintenance
France’s nuclear operator, EDF is delaying nuclear reactor return dates because of ongoing strikes.
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