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Australia's New South Wales selects 1.4 GW of wind, solar and storage
The government of New South Wales in Australia has announced that it has awarded contracts for one wind farm, two solar projects and one battery energy storage system.
Taiwan commissions largest ever renewables project of 272 MW of solar
Vena Energy, the Singapore-based energy firm and one of the wider Asia-Pacific region’s leading installers of renewables projects, late last month announced the completion and commissioning of a 272-MW solar project in western Taiwan.
International call for remote Turkmenistan to deal with methane emissions stepped up
COP 28 climate conference organisers appeal to “super-emitter” country to work with outside agencies in addressing planet-warming leaks.
Korean-US SMR links to benefit wider Asian region
On a state visit to the United States last week, South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol oversaw the signing of a number of far-reaching agreements with US firms to boost the use of Korean and US SMR technology in Asian markets and beyond.
Taiwan is starting to think virtual when tallying its energy mix
In something of a global first, Taiwan has added a virtual element to its nationwide power grid capacity numbers. The move is the result of local battery-swap tech specialist Gogoro teaming up with Italian energy infrastructure experts Enel X.
Coal must be removed from mix faster than currently planned: ADB
In a report released by the Asian Development Bank it was surmised that Asia needs to make significantly faster moves towards its green energy transition than it is presently doing.
Mirziyoyev’s “New Uzbekistan” to become more investment-friendly and green
The winds of change are blowing strong in Uzbekistan as President Shavkat Mirziyoyev announced a series of sweeping reforms aimed at opening up the country's economy and attracting foreign investment with emphasis on green energy.
Bear Head receives environmental OK for hydrogen, ammonia facility
Bear Head Energy has gained an environmental approval to proceed with a production, storage and loading hub for green hydrogen and green ammonia at a formerly planned LNG export plant in Tupper Head, Nova Scotia.
Serbian government seeks financing from JICA for Bistrica reversible HPP
The Serbian government is ready to strengthen its partnership with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), according to a letter of intent concerning the financing of the Bistrica reversible hydroelectric power plant.
ILUS EV Technologies to produce electric vehicles in Serbia’s Kragujevac
ILUS EV Technologies will produce E-Raptor electric vehicles in Serbia’s Kragujevac, investment company ILUS International Inc. said in a press release on April 26.
Dubai renewable energy firm AMEA Power clinches 25-year PPA with South African energy trader GreenCo
ACWA Power’s 200-MW Kom Ombo solar project obtains $123mn financing package
ACWA Power, a leading Saudi developer, investor and operator of power generation, water desalination and green hydrogen plants worldwide, has secured a $123mn financing package to develop the 200-MW Kom Ombo solar project in Egypt.
Nine European nations pledge increased offshore wind – but can they meet the target?
The North Sea is set to become Europe’s largest green power plant, as nine countries in Europe have pledged to increase the capacity of offshore wind farms by eight times their current level before 2050.
Ørsted, Acciona to explore floating wind turbine foundations
Denmark’s Ørsted has signed a memorandum of understanding with the infrastructure division of Acciona of Spain to explore options for floating offshore wind foundations.
Ocean Winds project off Scotland reaches $2.5bn financial close
Ocean Winds has clinched GBP2bn ($2.5bn) of non-recourse project finance and reached financial close on the 882-MW Moray West offshore wind project off Scotland.
“Staggering” volume of US green energy build projected by 2030
A “staggering” 600 GW of clean-energy build is projected to be built in the US by 2030, according to BloombergNEF forecasts.
GE posts heavy renewables losses
In the first quarter, GE Renewable Energy reported a loss of $400mn, but there were signs of progress with aggressive cost control, better pricing and the US climate law, the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
Google, EDP Renewables sign framework for 500 MW of US distributed solar
Google and a unit of EDP Renewables (EDPR) have signed a framework agreement targeting the development and installation of more than 80 distributed solar photovoltaics projects with around 650 MWp (500 MWac).
Automaker Stellantis tests synthetic e-fuels
Stellantis, the parent company of auto brands such as Jeep, Opel, Peugeot and Fiat, is currently experimenting with synthetic e-fuels that are produced using renewable energy sources.
Molybdenum disulphide proposed as new material for solar cells
Researchers at Colorado State University (CSU) in the US have proposed making thin-film solar cells using molybdenum disulphide, a material which is widely available. Currently most solar panels are made from silicon.
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