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Iran steps up efforts to attract foreign investment for clean energy
The Iranian government plans to drum up foreign investment to develop renewable energy projects, with a total capacity of 20,000 megawatts (MW) in a bid to bridge the country's growing energy deficit.
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Reliance Industries to invest $7.7bn in bio-CNG projects in India's Andhra Pradesh
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India's renewable energy capacity jumps 13.5% in the past year
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Dutch appeals court overturns ruling on Shell emissions
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Industry leaders voice concerns over Chile losing edge in green hydrogen race
Chile's early advantage in the global green hydrogen race appears to be fading, according to industry leaders who voiced concerns during a recent energy transition panel in Santiago.
Planned outages due to liquid fuel shortage, Iranian parl. center says
Iran's Parliamentary Research Centre (PRC) has attributed the country's nationwide power outages to a shortage of gas and liquid fuels for thermal power plants (TPPs).
Mexico’s energy strategy expands support for Cuba and renewable initiatives
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Only 16% of the world’s largest firms are on course to meet net zero emissions by 2050, with nearly half (45%) experiencing rising emissions, according to a recent Accenture study.
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