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Kazakhstan’s food security hopes for the world undermined by food insecurities at home

16 August 2022

Central Asia’s largest economy facing up to sobering climate change effects on agriculture and economic disruption of Ukraine war.

Hexicon and Avapa plan five floating offshore wind projects off Italy

16 August 2022

Hexicon of Sweden’s 50:50 joint venture, AvenHexicon, with Avapa Energy is currently developing five offshore floating wind sites in Italy. They will be sited off Sardinia, Sicily and Puglia.

Ørsted progresses with 1.3-GW Hornsea 2, requires suppliers to use 100% renewables

16 August 2022

Danish renewables giant Ørsted reports that Hornsea 2’s turbines are all commercially operational. The 1.3-GW wind farm, the largest in the world, will be fully commissioned later in the second half of August.

South African coal miner Seriti cements green ambitions with $55mn investment in wind, solar developer Windlab Africa

16 August 2022

Major South African coal supplier Seriti Resources (Seriti) has entered into an agreement to acquire a major stake in renewable energies company Windlab Africa for $55mn.

Germany’s nuclear crunch challenges green future

12 August 2022

Support for nuclear power has surged in Germany as the government ponders how to keep the lights and heating on this winter while meeting demand from industry, despite likely vastly reduced imports of Russian gas.

South Africa: Eskom picks Korean, Chinese manufacturers for $480mn battery storage project

11 August 2022

South Africa: Eskom picks Korean, Chinese manufacturers for $480mn battery storage project

New US climate bill likely to become law, deliver 525-550 GW of clean power by 2030

10 August 2022

The American Clean Power Association (ACP) expects the Inflation Reduction Act 2022 (IRA) to deliver 525–550 gigawatts of new utility-scale clean power between 2022-2030. The bill was passed by one vote in the US Senate on August 7.

UK prime minister candidates “out of line” with the British public on solar

10 August 2022

Candidates for the UK prime minister’s office are “out of line” with the British public on the issue of solar energy, says the trade Solar Energy UK.

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