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EBRD helping to decarbonise construction and introduce sustainable office building standards in Mongolia
Iran carrying out 14 mega-projects to narrow power deficit
The Iranian Energy Ministry has drawn up a comprehensive plan to tackle a growing electricity shortage.
Extreme climate changes are depressing crop yields
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International consortium should build Kazakhstan’s first nuclear plant, says president
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BlueFloat Energy forms strategic partnerships in Taiwan’s growing offshore wind sector
BlueFloat Energy is making significant strides in Taiwan's burgeoning floating offshore wind industry by forging crucial collaborations with the Ship and Ocean Industries R&D Center (SOIC) and the CR Classification Society.
India's Matrix Gas & Renewables plans $119-$143mn IPO
India's Matrix Gas & Renewables aims to raise INR10-12bn ($119-$143mn) via an initial public offering to fund its green hydrogen projects.
Investments totalling $220mn committed to Indian biogas sector during REI Expo 2024
Investments totalling INR18.5bn ($220mn) have been committed to India's biogas sector during the Renewable Energy India (REI) Expo 2024, held from October 3-5 in Greater Noida.
Cambodia prioritises clean energy development for sustainability goals
Cambodia's government is prioritising the development of clean and renewable energy as part of its broader sustainable development goals
India's renewable energy capacity up 175% since 2014, minister says
India’s renewable energy capacity has surged by 175% since 2014, growing from 75 GW to over 208 GW, Pralhad Joshi, Indian Minister of New and Renewable Energy, said during his keynote address at the Hamburg Sustainability Conference in Germany.
Biofuel breakthrough for Turkish maritime sector
Kyrgyzstan facing growing winter power shortfall as demand growth outpaces investment plans
Though water levels are up at hydropower reservoirs, hot summer was a big drain on electricity reserves as air conditioners were cranked up.
Tatneft launches CO2 injection in Tatarstan
Tatneft has become the first company in Russia to inject large volumes of CO2 into a well with a high water cut for storage.
Patent issued to Turkmen scientists for unique material based on blue-green algae used to combat desertification
Istanbul-listed refiner Tupras invests in two green hydrogen startups based in US and Canada
Mining for coal is far more resource-intensive than generating energy from renewables
Mining for coal is far more resource-intensive than generating energy from renewables or nuclear power, Our World in Data reports.
Nearly 70% of Kazakh voters support nuclear power plant construction, exit poll at referendum shows
Nepal to supply power to Bangladesh via India
India, Nepal, and Bangladesh have signed a trilateral agreement to export 40 MW of electricity from Nepal to Bangladesh via India’s power grid.
GAIL, AM Green to develop green energy projects in India
Indian gas company GAIL (India) Limited and Hyderabad-based energy transition solutions provider AM Green (AMG) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to develop sustainable energy solutions in India, the companies announced on October 4.
Singapore eyes role in global nuclear fusion push
As Singaporean firms explore solutions to key challenges in nuclear fusion, Britain is seeking research and commercial partnerships with local organisations to bolster its own fusion energy initiatives
Vale, GEP mull joint green hydrogen projects in Brazil
Brazilian mining major Vale has signed a deal with European hydrogen firm Green Energy Park (GEP) to explore green hydrogen production opportunities in Brazil
Pakistan to set up 1.2-GW solar power plant
The government of Pakistan has decided to set up a 1.2-GW solar power plant in the public sector as part of efforts to boost the share of renewable energy in the country's energy mix.
Floods kill at least 18 in Bosnia
Heavy rainfall flooded areas of Bosnia and Montenegro, killing at least 18 people and leaving dozens still missing.
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