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Indonesia's strategy for achieving net-zero emissions by 2060 unveiled
The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources has disclosed its comprehensive plan to expedite the energy transition and meet the net zero emissions target by 2060
Vietnam inaugurates its first waste-to-energy plant
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Ghana’s Ewoyaa lithium mine to boost US drive to close EV gap on China, shareholder says
Almost no large companies meet UN’s target climate guidelines, says study
As many as 50% of the world’s largest companies have a net-zero target by 2050, but only 4% of major companies meet the UN’s target climate guidelines.
Iranian giant refinery setting up 1,000-MW solar park in Isfahan
The Esfahan Oil Refining Co. (EORC) is constructing a mega solar farm, boasting an annual output of 1,000 MW, which will become Iran’s largest renewable energy power station.
Zimbabwe to mothball its small, inefficient coal power plants, focus on greener generation instead
Zimbabwe’s government has announced a plan to decommission and repurpose its three small underperforming coal-fired facilities so as to contain technical and non-technical energy losses.
Havfram closes down offshore development unit Kontiki Winds
Norway-based Havfram has decided to close its Kontiki Winds business unit, which focuses on early-phase development of offshore wind farms.
WWW and AF Gruppen to test innovative rotating floating offshore wind turbine
Oslo-based startup World Wide Wind (WWW) and Norwegian engineering and construction company AF Gruppen are to test WWW’s innovative wind turbine design at a site in Vats, south-west Norway.
China to be home to more than 80% of global solar manufacturing capacity out to 2026
China will be home to more than 80% of the world’s polysilicon, wafer, cell and module manufacturing capacity from 2023 to 2026, having invested more than $130bn into the solar industry in 2023.
Record third quarter for US clean energy installations
The clean-power industry brought online 5.5 GW of utility-scale clean power capacity in the third quarter of 2023, enough to power 813,000 American homes, according to ACP.
Naturgy Energy Group to participate in research on storage using recycled EV batteries
Spain-based utility Naturgy Energy Group is to fund and participate in a two-year research project in Spain intended to assess the feasibility of building stationary energy-storage systems from used electric vehicle batteries.
TKF to supply offshore wind cables to Vattenfall
Dutch cable manufacturer Twentsche Kabelfabriek is to supply inter-array cables for offshore wind projects in Europe developed by Swedish state-owned utility Vattenfall as part of a multi-year partnership.
H2B2 unveils largest US operational green hydrogen plant
H2B2 Electrolysis Technologies – a provider of green hydrogen energy solutions based in Spain – has unveiled SoHyCal in California, the largest operational green-hydrogen production plant powered entirely by renewable energy in North America.
Iberdrola and Masdar finalise €1.6bn deal to develop Baltic Eagle offshore wind farm
Iberdrola has signed a strategic agreement with Abu Dhabi-based renewable energy group Masdar to co-invest in the 476 MW Baltic Eagle offshore wind farm in the German Baltic Sea.
Shanghai Electric completes floating offshore renewables project
China’s Longyuan Power Group and Shanghai Electric Power Group have completed their deep-sea floating wind project which also makes use of solar photovoltaic and aquaculture energy.
Danish-Bangladeshi offshore wind project approved
Bangladesh has approved a $1.3bn investment proposal by a Denmark-Bangladesh consortium to build a 500 MW offshore wind farm, the first of its kind in Bangladesh.
Private equity firm C5 Capital to build South Africa’s first mini nuclear reactor within next three years
Private equity firm C5 Capital plans to build South Africa’s first mini nuclear reactor within next three years
Germany invests $27mn in Mozambique renewable energy initiative
The funding, Water Power Magazine reported on November 7, is made available under the Global Energy Transition Feed-in-Tariff (GET FiT), a European Union initiative to advance private investment in renewable energy projects.
Regional development bank DBSA seeks alternative auction model for South Africa’s REIPPPP
The Development Bank of Southern Africa has extended its tender for advice on an alternative auction model for South Africa’s renewable energy independent power producer procurement programme.
AIIB signs $36mn loan agreement to finance construction of 100MW wind power plant in Kazakhstan
Croatia's HEP and Koncar KET sign €11mn solar plant deal
Cleaner air is accelerating global warming
The reduction in atmospheric pollution, often associated with burning coal, oil, and fossil fuels, has led to clearer skies and that means more sunshine, which paradoxically is actually exacerbating global warming, not preventing it.
Peter Szijjarto gives update on Paks project in parliamentary commission
Companies from the United States, France, Germany, Sweden and Austria, in addition to 94 Hungarian companies, have signed contracts so far as subcontractors for the expansion of the Paks nuclear power plant.
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