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US solar projects skyrocket in 2023
In 2023, the solar sector in the US achieved an unprecedented milestone, with the addition of 32.4 GW of new electric generating capacity. This marked a remarkable 37% surge compared with the previous record set in 2021.
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EU wants fossil fuel companies to help pay to fight climate change
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Russia and Iran sign renewable energy deal
Russia’s Association for the Development of Renewable Energy (ARDE) and the Iranian Association for Renewable Energy have signed a cooperation agreement.
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Brazil’s FS awarded certification for corn ethanol to produce SAF
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South African renewables developer Red Cap reaches financial close on 330-MW wind project
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Spanish firm ID Energy Group acquires solar projects in Serbia
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Indonesia aims for renewable energy self-sufficiency, exploring cassava potential
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Sri Lanka awards energy deal to India after rejecting China
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Kyrgyzstan: Officials brush aside uranium anxieties over Kyzyl-Ompol field
Experts have voiced safety concerns over the field in the past, but such objections are now being silenced.
Malaysia reveals vision for energy transition in NEEAP 2.0
Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah Yusof announced Malaysia's initiative to draft a national energy efficiency action plan for 2026-2035, aiming to sustain efforts towards achieving energy transition objectives
EU’s enhanced 2040 emissions reduction goal “unattainable” for Poland, minister says
The European Union’s proposed 90% reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 2040 is likely “unattainable” for Poland, the country’s Climate and Environment Minister Paulina Hennig-Kloska said.
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Banpu doubles down on clean energy, targets 50% EBITDA from renewables by 2025
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Brunei expands its renewable energy effort to solar energy
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