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Scaling Solar supports 60 MW of solar capacity in Senegal

3 June 2021

The World Bank Group's Scaling Solar programme has launched 60 MW of solar capacity in Senegal that will offer one of the lowest power prices in sub-Saharan Africa.

bneGreen: North Macedonia heads towards green energy transition

3 June 2021

North Macedonia's national energy strategy foresees a 66% reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from the energy sector by 2030.

Coal’s appetite for expansion puts net zero at risk

3 June 2021

Current coal mine expansion productions now stand at 30% of current, putting at risk the move towards net zero

Sinopec looks to cleaner future

3 June 2021

The state-owned refiner is investing in both petrochemicals and hydrogen as it plans for a decline in transportation fuel demand.

REM: EDPR enters Chile with 628-MW wind, solar portfolio

3 June 2021

REM: EDPR enters Chile with 628-MW wind, solar portfolio

Surging iron prices are driving up carbon costs for the producers

3 June 2021

Iron prices have surged to nine-year highs in the post-COVID commodities boom that got underway at the end of last year, but that is now pushing up the cost of carbon for producers and eating into their profits.

Coal’s 2021 rally takes advantage of post-pandemic growth

2 June 2021

Recent rallies in coal prices and a rise in US coal exports point to a surge in demand for coal worldwide as the global economy begins to enter a post-pandemic recovery.

JERA to pursue ammonia as generating fuel

2 June 2021

Japan’s JERA, the country’s largest power generator, has revealed plans to develop a global supply chain for ammonia.

POSCO signs up to support Ørsted’s 1.6-GW offshore plans in South Korea

2 June 2021

South Korea’s POSCO has agreed with Ørsted to support the Danish company’s development of 1.6 GW of offshore wind projects off the coast of Incheon City.

BP buys $220mn of US solar development projects

2 June 2021

Oil company BP has agreed to purchase 9 GW of solar development projects in the United States from the developer 7X Energy for $220mn.

ADB issues green loans for 144 MW of wind capacity in Vietnam

2 June 2021

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has signed a $116mn green loan with three Vietnamese wind developers to build three 48-MW wind farms, raising the country’s wind capacity by 30%.

Romania’s Hidroelectrica reveals 600-MW wind plans

2 June 2021

Romania’s Hidroelectrica has announced plans to build 300 MW of offshore wind capacity as well as 300 MW onshore, alongside a green hydrogen production capacity on the River Danube.

Infrastructure talks in limbo

2 June 2021

President Joe Biden and Senate Republicans are still negotiating to reach a bipartisan compromise on infrastructure, including significant spending on climate and renewable energy, but hopes are fading for a deal. This week is crucial.

IEA says energy investment rebound is not green enough

2 June 2021

The IEA has forecast that global investment in energy will rebound by nearly 10% in 2021 to $1.9 trillion, reversing most of last year’s drop caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

India, UK launch steel and cement decarbonisation efforts

2 June 2021

India and the UK have led the launch of the Industrial Deep Decarbonisation Initiative (IDDI) in a bid to reduce the global appetite for carbon-intensive steel and cement.

Suzlon seals 252-MW turbine order with CLP India

2 June 2021

Suzlon has announced a 252-MW order from CLP India to supply 120 of its S120-140m turbines.

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