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Serbia to issue sustainable bonds on the international market
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Serbia to boost wind power capacity 40% by end of 2024
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North Macedonia's first private wind park inaugurated
The wind park Bogoslovec, the first private wind park in North Macedonia, developed by Thor Impex, has been inaugurated on June 5.
The Caspian Sea to shrink by a third due to global warming
The Aral Sea has gone. The Caspian Sea may be next. Global warming will see its level fall by up to 18 metres and reduce its surface area by a third thanks to global warming.
Azerbaijan and UAE's Masdar sign agreements for three major renewable energy projects
During Baku Energy Week, the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan (SOCAR) and the United Arab Emirates Masdar company signed Shareholder Agreements for three renewable energy projects.
Thailand and Mitsubishi heavy industries sign MoU to explore hydrogen for power generation
Thailand's Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand and Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore the potential of hydrogen as a fuel source for power generation.
Indonesia unveils roadmap for cement industry decarbonisation by 2050
The Industry Ministry announced plans to develop a comprehensive roadmap aimed at decarbonising the cement industry by 2050
CO2 injection test planned at UK's largest depleted gas field
Preparations are in progress for a CO2 injection test at a carbon capture and storage project in the North Sea, at the UK’s largest depleted gas field.
CJR Renewables and Atlas Renewable to construct Chilean battery energy storage system
Portuguese clean energy firm CJR Renewables has announced a project commissioned by Atlas Renewable to enhance the capabilities of the 244 MW Sol del Desierto photovoltaic plant in the Antofagasta region of Chile.
Slovenia's HSE unveils plans for Druzmirje floating solar power plant
Slovenia’ state-run power utility, HSE, has revealed on June 3 its floating solar power plant project at the Druzmirje Lake, near Sostanj in the northern part of the country.
Floods-hit companies in Brazil assess damages, seek future solutions
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Cement is getting cleaner
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China’s renewables exports grew 35% in 2019-2023
Chinese renewable product exports increased 35% from 2019 to 2023, driven by competitive prices and production capacity domination, said the new ‘Looking Overseas’ report from Wood Mackenzie.
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