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Australia’s CleanCo looks to add to renewables portfolio
CleanCo Queensland, the state-owned Australian electricity generation company, is actively soliciting proposals to augment its renewable energy portfolio with an additional 3GW of solar and wind capacity.
Taiwan ramps up battery production amid demand for storage and EVs
Taiwan, in line with a global surge in demand for energy storage systems and electric vehicles, is witnessing a rapid expansion of its battery industry.
Solar energy thrives in Thailand: expected 10-15% growth in installations
Nivej Boonwichai, the Deputy Secretary-General of the Federation of Thai Industries and a solar entrepreneur, has revealed that the trend of solar panel installations, both on rooftops and ground-based solar farms, continues to grow in Thailand
Energy scandals lead to dismal solar outlook in Taiwan
In the aftermath of several energy-related political scandals, solar cell and module manufacturers in Taiwan are grappling with low factory utilization, a pressing issue that has cast a shadow over the government's solar power installation targets.
South Africa’s Cabinet approves green hydrogen commercialisation strategy
South Africa’s Cabinet has approved the green hydrogen commercialisation strategy aimed at positioning the country as a major producer and exporter of green hydrogen.
Africa’s installed wind power capacity to grow by 900%, GWEC report says
According to the Global Wind Energy Council, wind power capacity is on the rise in Africa and is set to soar by 900% over the next few years.
Indonesia's PLN inks renewable energy deals with nine Chinese firms
During the Indonesia-China Business Forum in Beijing, China, state electricity firm PT PLN entered into new and renewable energy development cooperation agreements with nine prominent Chinese companies
African leaders agree on importance of attracting investment in local processing of minerals
Zimbabwe, Zambia get UN agency approval to build $5bn hydropower project near World Heritage Site
Westinghouse adds five Bulgarian companies to project for new nuclear unit at Kozloduy NPP
US Westinghouse Electric said on October 19 it has signed agreements with five Bulgarian companies for future cooperation on the construction of new units at the country's Kozloduy nuclear power plant and other nuclear facilities in the region.
Netherlands, Denmark join JETP to help South Africa’s Energy Transition
The Netherlands and Denmark have joined the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP), Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni said at a media briefing on October 19.
Indonesia's PLN signs MoU with China Development Bank for energy transition acceleration
Indonesia's PT PLN has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the China Development Bank in an effort to accelerate the energy transition
Indonesia secures $2bn renewable energy investment amid secrecy
Indonesia obtained a $2bn investment commitment in the renewable energy sector during a business gathering with European companies, according to the Foreign Affairs Ministry, which did not reveal the identity of the investor
Indonesia launches its first green hydrogen plant
PLN Nusantara Power has announced the launch of Indonesia's inaugural green hydrogen plant - effective October 17, 2023.
Investment boost for Odisha: REC commits INR403bn ($4.8bn) to transform energy landscape
In a development poised to reshape Odisha's energy landscape, REC Limited has inked three groundbreaking Memorandums of Understanding amounting to INR403.58bn.
Suez Canal Economic Zone signs green project agreements worth $14.75bn
Egypt’s Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZone) signed multiple energy agreements worth $14.75bn according to a statement released by the Egyptian cabinet on Tuesday, opening new possibilities for sustainable energy in the region.
Third block at Slovak Mochovce NPP is fully operational
The block was first connected to the grid on January 31, and the final 144-hour trial run at full reactor power marks the end of the 13-month-long commissioning period.
World may have crossed solar power 'tipping point', says study
The study, published in the journal Nature Communications, finds that solar photovoltaics (PV) is likely to become the dominant power source before 2050 – even without support from more ambitious climate policies.
EU won't raise 2030 emissions target to 57%, says report
Environment ministers in the EU have been busy working on the proposal they plan to take to COP 28 next month. And it appears they will not move to raise its 2030 emissions reduction target from 55% to 57% below 1990 levels.
Grids could be weak link in energy transition
Efforts to tackle climate change and ensure reliable supplies of electricity could be put at risk unless policy-makers and companies quickly take action to improve and expand the world’s electricity grids, according to a new report by the IEA.
Ørsted selects insurance giant for stake in wind farm off Taiwan
Ørsted has selected Cathay Life Insurance as the preferred bidder for a 50% stake in the 583-MW Greater Changhua 4 offshore wind project off Taiwan.The Danish developer has signed an exclusivity agreement with the insurance company.
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