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Structural defects postpone Japan’s first floating offshore wind farm
Commissioning of Japan’s Goto City Offshore Wind Power Generation Project has been postponed by two years following the discovery of defects in the floating structures used for the project.
Japanese offshore wind a victim of renewed interest in nuclear power
As Japan works to bring online an increasing number of its long-mothballed nuclear power plants, one unintended victim of the need for large quantities of power looks like its offshore wind (OSW) sector.
Mitsui, Northland to partner on 1-GW offshore wind project off Taiwan
Canadian developer Northland Power and Japanese trading conglomerate Mitsui & Co. have financed the 1-GW Hai Long wind project off Taiwan.
Indonesia's electricity provider invests in biomass ecosystem
PT PLN (Persero) of Indonesia is developing a biomass ecosystem as an alternative raw material to replace coal, with a focus on community engagement from end to end.
Earth’s energy imbalance – world is starting to cook
The earth’s energy is out of balance and the world is starting to cook, says a new report. The authors include James Hansen, who testified to the US Congress on global heating as long ago as 1988.
Greek agriculture devastated for five or more years
Storm Daniel wiped out a quarter of Greece’s annual farming production, as a result of deadly flash flooding that submerged fields and drowned livestock.
RWE to build Dutch battery to support offshore wind
German energy group RWE is to invest €24mn ($25.7mn) in a Dutch battery storage project with an installed power capacity of 35 MW and a storage capacity of 41 MWh.
Uzbekistan, China ink $1.4bn in agreements across sectors including energy and engineering
Turkey receives €896mn World Bank loan to finance renewable energy and water efficiency projects
First electric minibus taxi paves the way for EV transition in South Africa
A team from Stellenbosch University’s Faculty of Engineering has developed and successfully tested South Africa’s first electric minibus taxi, Daily Maverick reports.
State-owned Pertamina collaborates to establish sustainable energy centre in Indonesia's new capital
Japan explores carbon capture and storage partnership with Malaysia
Japan is set to initiate discussions regarding the possibility of storing its captured carbon dioxide (CO2) in Malaysia, as part of its efforts to combat climate change, The Japan Times reported.
Kodal Minerals says Mali lithium project unaffected by new mining code
Work on a $121mn dam project in Zimbabwe stalls, lack of funding cited
Construction of a 650mn cubic metre lake in western Zimbabwe, part of a larger dam project to generate electricity and supply water to Bulawayo, has stalled due to lack of funding, The Herald reports.
PANNIER: How ‘C5+1’ set the stage for a new era in US-Central Asia relations
Focus shifts from security to energy security, renewable energy and transportation infrastructure, while there are no illusions about delivering democracy.
Moti Group commits to $1.4bn lithium project in Zimbabwe despite media reports deposit is 'just rock'
Kodal Minerals sees progress at Bougouni lithium project in Mali
Gulf and CDTO collaborate on Pak Beng hydropower project in Laos
Indonesia Clean Energy Forum advocates for reforms to integrate renewable energy
The Indonesia Clean Energy Forum (ICEF) and the Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) are urging Indonesia to reform its electricity system to integrate renewable energy, particularly solar and wind, known as variable renewable energy (VRE).
Aseel Oilfield identifies site for Zanzibar’s $340mn wind farm
Hydropower crisis hits Asia: China and India lead the plunge, fossil fuels surge
Asia has witnessed a precipitous decline in hydropower generation, reaching its fastest rate of decrease in decades, with China and India experiencing sharp drops, according to recent data.
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