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Taiwan inks 15-year LNG supply deal with Qatar
Taiwan inks 15-year LNG supply deal with Qatar
It will buy 1.25 million tonnes of LNG annually from the company.
Japan eyes 108 GW solar capacity target by 2030
This almost doubles the current target of 64 GW.
Indonesia’s Pertamina invest $12b for ‘clean’ power capacity
The investment aims to add 10 GW power capacity by 2026.
AGL shuts down gas power unit in South Australia
Renewables continued lowering of power prices makes it harder for fossil fuels to compete.
Lumea launches plans for ‘first of its kind’ big battery in Australia
The battery will have a capacity of 300 MW.
China green lights $55m gas pipeline project
The pipeline will connect Shanxi and Shaanxi province.
Taipower shuts down Kuosheng-1 nuclear reactor ahead of schedule
The reactor has spent its fuel-storage capacity constraints that prevented it from being refuelled.
China’s Sinopec to construct largest carbon capture plant in China
The company recently pledged to be carbon neutral by 2050.
India’s NTPC contemplates IPO to raise funds for 60 GW renewable target
The state-owned power company recently raised its renewable target from 32 GW.
Five Asian countries have more than 600 coal projects in the pipeline
This puts the Paris Agreement carbon target at risk.
Wind market needs to train nearly half a million workers: GWEC
This is to safely meet market expansion expected in the next five years.
Malaysia to boost renewable energy capacity to 40% by 2035
The country plans to double renewable energy capacity to 18 GW.
Japan unlikely to meet 46% reduction in emission target: WoodMac
Renewables are playing their part but facing significant challenges.
The 17th Asian Power Awards is now accepting nominations
The deadline for sending entries is on 20 August 2021.
New renewables trumps cheapest fossil fuel on cost
2020’s new renewable project additions will save an estimated $156b.
India’s NTPC nearly doubles renewable energy goals
The power company is India’s biggest power generator.
Thai oil giant PTT’s subsidiary invests $635m in Asia green energy
It aims to have 30% of the power it generates come from renewables.
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