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Asia and Europe are the likely drivers. 

Water continues to be an important resource amidst greater sustainability considerations.

They are pioneering innovations like cold fusion and superconducting magnets.

China and India will be the main drivers. 

It also covers environmental sustainability projects in the region.

This aims to improve power grid efficiency with renewable energy.

This comes amidst ongoing efforts to close Asia's significant infrastructure gap in both water and wastewater, whilst simultaneously increasing resilience to the impacts of climate change.

A gap of 585 GW is projected.

Its estimated cost is $828m.

This will help upgrade a 240-MW hydropower plant.

It was largely driven by the slump in battery infrastructure investments in mainland China.


This advice comes amidst the industry navigating the transition to sustainable energy sources.

The collaboration will focus on three areas.

In Asia, China's PV tracker market fell to 4.3 GWdc.

The partnership eyes a cumulative capacity of 600 megawatts.

The amount fell for smart grid companies.