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Adani, TotalEnergies to develop largest green hydrogen ecosystem
Adani, TotalEnergies to develop largest green hydrogen ecosystem
Adani New Industries plan to invest over US$50b in the next ten years.
PETRONAS, Microsoft partner to develop 100MW solar project
The partnership also covers the development of the first Digital Sustainability Core.
Azure Power to invest $12.9m in Premier Energies Group
The two companies also executed a deal for solar cells and modules supply.
Global Power Synergy, PEA Thailand collab to be energy suppliers
The MoU covers exploring models where GPSC serves as an electricity supplier for PEA.
Keppel Infrastructure, Jinko Power ink deal to explore solar farm, energy storage investment
Jinko will identify 1,000MW projects in its pipeline that Keppel can invest in.
How energy intensity improvement can help achieve net-zero emissions by 2050
Doing this can avoid 95EJ of energy demand by 2030, the IEA said.
Renewable electricity storage may be the key in Australia’s energy crisis: IEEFA
This more beneficial than the proposed capacity mechanism.
$1.2b budget to speed up RE infrastructure in New South Wales
This is the largest investment of the state of RE projects.
Masdar, KEPCO to explore offshore wind project opportunities
They will also evaluate opportunities in green hydrogen and battery storage.
South Korea asks UAE for stable oil, gas supply
They are gearing up for energy and tech cooperation.
Global Power Synergy’s green bonds oversubscribed by 2.3 times
The bonds are worth THB12b with tenors of 3-15 years.
Indian RE sector posts record $14.5b investment in FY2021/22
This is due to the increasing electricity demand and net-zero emissions commitments.
Philippines’ Prime Infra unit to build world’s largest solar facility
It will have a 2,500MW to 3,500MW capacity with a battery energy storage system.
Ayana, gov’t eye to develop 2GW wind, solar projects in Karnataka
The projects have an investment of around $1.5b.
Non-hydropower RE to ‘more than double’ in next ten years: report
It is expected to reach 7,661TWh in 2031.
Which countries make up most of the world’s renewables
Mainland China, India, and Japan are amongst the five entities that account for 77% of the world’s renewables.
Tata Power unit commissions 450MWDC solar plant in India
The project will produce 800GWh of clean energy annually.