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Malaysia’s Gentari enters Australian solar market

19 February 2023

Gentari, a leading Malaysia-based provider of clean energy solutions, has announced the completion of its acquisition of WIRSOL Energy of Australia and its assets from WIRCON GmbH’s group of companies.

Boom in solar power production in North Macedonia creates problems for power grid

19 February 2023

Skopje eased procedures for households and companies to install rooftop solar panels and sell energy back to the grid, officials are now trying to find a solution to the fluctuations in supply.

Europe’s electricity transition emerges stronger from the energy crisis

18 February 2023

In 2022, wind and solar generated a record 22% of EU electricity, surpassing fossil gas for the first time at 20% and remaining higher than coal power at 16%. This is according to the European Electricity Review 2923 by climate think tank Ember.

Amazon funds seaweed farm in offshore wind project

17 February 2023

The world's first commercial-scale seaweed farm within an offshore wind project is being funded by online retail giant Amazon.

UK offshore wind pipeline reaches nearly 100GW

17 February 2023

RenewableUK's EnergyPulse data analysts have published new research revealing that the UK's offshore wind projects at various stages of development now total 99.8GW across 130 projects.

Policy and market headwinds slowed clean energy potential in US in 2022

16 February 2023

The American Clean Power Association (ACP) released its Clean Power Quarterly Market Report for Q4 2022, revealing that 9.6GW of utility-scale clean power capacity was installed in the US wind, solar, and battery storage sectors.

New Jersey commits to 100% clean energy by 2035

16 February 2023

The US state of New Jersey has unveiled a range of new initiatives aimed at promoting clean energy and combating climate change. The measures were outlined by Governor Phil Murphy in a speech at Rutgers University.

Vietnam may delay rules for offshore wind

16 February 2023

Vietnam may not have a legal framework to govern offshore wind farms until 2024, according to a European Union business representative.

BP enters offshore wind sector in South Korea

16 February 2023

BP and Deep Wind Offshore have partnered to develop offshore wind opportunities in South Korea, said BP in a statement. BP has acquired a 55% stake in Deep Wind Offshore's early-stage offshore wind portfolio.

Rosatom’s nuclear exports surge in 2022

16 February 2023

Russia's nuclear exports were already booming well before the war in Ukraine started but now they are growing even faster. Moscow is using nuclear power as foreign policy tool to bind allies in the non-aligned world more tightly to its cause.

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