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Indonesia's first hybrid power plant to use green hydrogen and ammonia
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Hann-Ocean Energy, based in Singapore, has successfully concluded its wave energy project on Shengsi Island in Zhejiang Province after conducting sea trials for two and a half years
India prioritises nuclear, coal, and pumped storage in energy strategy shift
India's government has unveiled a significant shift in its energy strategy, placing emphasis on small modular nuclear reactors, advanced coal-fired power plants, and pumped energy storage projects.
Serbia sets ambitious new climate targets for 2030
The Government of Serbia has adopted a national energy and climate plan with ambitious new targets, including sourcing 45% of electricity from renewables by 2030, the Minister of Mining and Energy announced on July 25.
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Ukraine war makes Caspian Sea environmental crisis worse
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