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Romania-Bulgaria Danube hydropower project is dangerous, environmental groups warn
Critics of the Turnu Magurele-Nikopol HPP project say it will put villages along the Danube at risk, and could endanger nuclear power plants.
Bulgaria calls €112.7mn tender to upgrade Chaira HPP
Bulgaria has called a BGN220.5mn (€112.7mn) tender for the upgrade of the Chaira hydropower plant, the Energy Ministry said in a statement on September 18.
Serbia and US sign strategic energy partnership agreement
Serbia and the United States signed a strategic partnership agreement on energy on September 18 in Washington, aiming to bolster Serbia's energy security and facilitate its transition to clean energy sources.
EBRD considers €90mn loan for solar project in Serbia
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) announced on September 17 that it is considering a loan of up to €90mn to support the construction of a large-scale solar-thermal plant in Serbia's second-largest city, Novi Sad.
Albania, Kosovo and Montenegro among countries least likely to separate waste
Western Balkans struggles with waste management as infrastructure fails to keep up with increased volume.
Big tech AI related emissions could be 700% higher than they claim
US big tech companies claim they are carbon neutral, but an investigation by The Guardian found emissions related to the rapid growth of data centres needed to drive AI have risen more than seven-times higher than they claim.
Scientists seeking to kickstart nuclear energy using Argentine lithium stunted by economic woes
Nuclear scientists in Argentina are facing significant challenges in their efforts to add value to the country's booming lithium industry.
Brazil facing ‘climate terrorism’ as wildfires widespread, says environment minister
Serbia and US to strengthen energy cooperation
Serbia and the US are set to enhance their cooperation in the energy sector, with an agreement on strategic cooperation expected to be signed soon in Washington, Serbia's Ministry of Mining and Energy announced on September 17.
Arkle Resources to begin search for lithium in Zimbabwe
Up to $35bn needed in investment to tackle power deficit, says Iranian business leader
Iran needs to attack $30-35bn investment over the next four years to overcome its rising power shortage, a top businessman warned.
Private glass manufacturer to build 120 MW solar farm in central Iran
Iranian Energy Minister Abbas Aliabadi broke ground on a 120-megawatt solar power plant with private investment in central Iran.
Morocco plans to establish first offshore wind farm
US, India convene clean energy partnership ministerial in Washington D.C.
The Strategic Clean Energy Partnership Ministerial, led by US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm and Indian Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas Hardeep Singh Puri, took place in Washington D.C. on September 17.
Sembcorp to acquire French ENGIE’s 30% stake in Singapore’s Senoko Energy
Sembcorp Industries, through its subsidiary Sembcorp Utilities Pte Ltd, has entered into an agreement to purchase a 30% stake in Senoko Energy Pte Ltd from French company ENGIE Global Developments B.V.
Mitsubishi, ExxonMobil mulling collaboration on world’s largest low-carbon project
Japan’s Mitsubishi Corp. has inked a deal with ExxonMobil for acquisition of a stake in the oil company’s huge blue hydrogen and ammonia project planned for Baytown, Texas.
India’s RE-INVEST meet secures $391bn in renewable energy commitments by 2030, says minister
The 4th Global Renewable Energy Investor’s Meet and Expo (RE-INVEST) held in Gujarat, India, garnered investment commitments amounting to INR32.45 trillion ($391bn) by 2030, Union Minister for New and Renewable Energy Prahlad Joshi said.
UK, Indonesia forge new five-year pact on sustainable development
The United Kingdom has committed to supporting Indonesia's sustainable development initiatives through a new five-year partnership, formalised in a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed on September 17
Carbon footprints of the top 1% are far higher than we assume
People tend to underestimate the carbon emissions of the wealthiest 1% while overestimating the emissions of lower-income groups, says a new study.
REM: Carbon footprints of the top 1% are far higher than we assume
Federal judge temporarily blocks Biden rule to limit flaring
A federal judge has temporarily halted a Biden administration rule announced this spring to reduce methane emissions on federal and Native land.
Russia’s Rosatom to construct Kyrgyz Republic’s first wind farm
Rahmon calls on Scholz for backing in bid to complete Tajikistan’s “existential” Rogun dam mega project
Job market changing globally because of green transition
Jobs in green sectors are rapidly increasing, with the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) reporting 13.7mn direct and indirect renewable energy jobs globally in 2022. Solar energy has led the way, making up over one-third of the total.
US solar panel manufacturing capacity grows nearly four times with federal incentives
A new report reveals that US solar manufacturing capacity has surged to over 31 GW, a nearly fourfold increase since the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) was signed into law in 2022.
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