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Portugal delays first offshore wind auction, doubles goal

8 June 2022

Portugal will now hold its first offshore wind auction neat year rather than this summer, but the European country has also hiked its goal from 3-4 GW of capacity to 6-8 GW.

Norway offshore wind targets: uncertainty remains, says trade group

8 June 2022

The Norwegian Government wants to allocate 30 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2040. But uncertainty remains on the licensing schedules and auction design, says WindEurope.

Europe: more than 10 GW of floating wind in operation by 2030, says WindEurope.

8 June 2022

Europe will have more than 10 GW of floating wind in operation by 2030, predicts WindEurope. The continent today has just 113 MW of floating wind turbines in operation but is in the process of developing many more and larger floating wind farms.

New policy announced to slash fees for renewables projects on US public land

8 June 2022

US Interior Secretary Deb Haaland has announced a new policy to reduce rents and fees charged for wind and solar projects on public lands and is establishing Renewable Energy Co-ordination Offices throughout the western US.

Central African Forest Initiative (CAFI) responds to DR Congo’s attempted balancing act

8 June 2022

Kinshasa intends to auction off oil and gas exploration blocks next month and proceed with a $500mn forest preservation project, despite concerns about conflicting objectives.

Serbia prepares €35bn investment plan focused on RES

7 June 2022

Serbia's target is to become fully decarbonised by 2050 despite its current heavy reliance on coal power.

Iran points finger at Saudi Arabia, Turkey amid sandstorm crisis

7 June 2022

More than a dozen ‘SDS’ occurrences have shut down big cities across the Gulf region in recent weeks.

SK E&S, Beijing Gas Group sign LNG, blue hydrogen agreement

5 June 2022

South Korea’s SK E&S and China’s Beijing Gas Group have agreed to collaborate on LNG and blue hydrogen. The two companies signed a joint co-operation agreement at the World Gas Conference in late May.

ADB to lend $250mn to Philippines to fund climate adaption

2 June 2022

The Asian Development Bank is to lend $250mn to the Philippines to drive forward its climate change adaptation and mitigation efforts.

G7 sets decarbonisation goal for 2035

2 June 2022

The G7 has agreed to “predominantly decarbonise electricity sectors by 2035,” and to end government financing for international coal-fired power generation and speed up the phase-out of unabated coal plants by the same year.

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