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Brazil's offshore wind sector development hindered by regulatory uncertainties

11 March 2024

The growth of Brazil's offshore wind sector faces challenges due to the lack of a comprehensive legal and regulatory framework

British Cindrigo announces geothermal energy project in Slatina

10 March 2024

Cindrigo, a UK-based company, has announced plans to commence geothermal drilling operations in Slatina, a small town in Slavonia, Croatia.

Kazakhstan positions itself for lithium windfall

8 March 2024

The National Geological Service says the country has lithium reserves of around 75,600 tonnes.

EU's CBAM poses financial threat to Ukrainian producers during wartime

8 March 2024

The introduction of the European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) in 2026 could potentially impose big new financial strains on Ukrainian producers, costing them millions in lost trade, unless the EU offers exemptions due to the war

Russian Rosatom-linked firms seek ways to take part in Lithuanian N-plant projects

8 March 2024

Rosatom and companies linked to the Russia state nuclear energy corporation are seeking involvement in the decommissioning processes of Lithuania's Ignalina nuclear power plant.

MK Group plans €165mn wind farm launch in East Serbia

8 March 2024

MK Group is set to inaugurate the Wind Farm Krivaca, a €165mn investment marking East Serbia's first foray into renewable energy.

Japan considers rules for GHG emissions

7 March 2024

Japan’s Financial Services Agency is thinking to make top-listed companies on the Tokyo Stock Exchange disclose information on greenhouse gas emissions throughout their supply chains.

BP plans to sign an IIR with Azerbaijan for the construction of solar power plants in the country by the end of 2024

7 March 2024

The Lightsource bp company (a subsidiary of bp) plans to submit to the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of Azerbaijan the final version of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report for the construction of the Shafag solar power plant.

Nuclear power on hold: research casts doubt on Thai feasibility

7 March 2024

Thailand's energy future remains undecided, with a recent report throwing cold water on the immediate adoption of nuclear power

PT Pertamina Hulu Energi ventures into geologic hydrogen exploration in Sulawesi

7 March 2024

State-owned oil and gas company PT Pertamina Hulu Energi has embarked on a study exploring the potential development of natural hydrogen, termed geologic hydrogen, hidden within the depths of Sulawesi

Chevron unveils first solar-to-hydrogen production project, idles two Midwest biodiesel plants

6 March 2024

Chevron New Energies, a division of Chevron, announced it is developing a 5-MW hydrogen production project in California’s Central Valley.

World’s biggest wind farm drops green hydrogen component

6 March 2024

Dogger Bank D, the 2-GW offshore wind farm proposed off northern England, originally intended for green hydrogen production, is now shifting towards supplying electricity to the UK national grid.

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