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The European Parliament has approved temporary emergency regulations to accelerate the deployment of renewable energy across the EU, but gas investment is still allowed
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Mongolia bets on shipping more coal to China ahead of full switch to renewables age
Slovenia to quit Energy Charter Treaty as it pursues green transition
Ljubljana says "outdated" treaty impedes its climate goals as it follows several fellow EU members in announcing decision to quit.
Colombian leader urges rapid exit from fossil fuel-driven economy
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EU taps Kazakhstan for rare earths, green hydrogen
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Biden’s climate plans likely to face opposition
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Germany plans 50 GW of offshore wind by 2035
An agreement has been reached in Germany for a higher goal of 50 GW of offshore wind installations by 2035. The goal had been 40 GW.
REM: Germany plans 50 GW of offshore wind by 2035
Lithuania’s Energy Minister says country could serve as “gateway to Europe” for green hydrogen
Ørsted’s profit soars on farm-downs of two large offshore wind projects
Leading Danish energy firm Ørsted has raised its profit outlook for 2022 because power prices have been high, but the company posted third-quarter earnings below expectations due to lagging performance in its offshore wind unit.
Japan’s largest utility teams up with Scottish offshore wind company
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DTE Energy to spend $9bn in 10 years on 5.4 GW of renewables, storage, coal-to-gas switch
US company DTE Energy plans to add some 4.4 GW of solar, 1 GW of wind and 750 MW of storage within 10 years. Along with switching most coal power-plant generation to natural gas, this plan will cost some $9bn.
Wind lease areas in Gulf of Mexico designated, could host 8.5 GW
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