Project

Vietnam and Malaysia partnered with Laos to boost renewable energy partnerships.

It will expand the plant’s capacity by up to 500 MW.

This will fund the Tanay and Alabat wind power projects.

This is the company’s first investment in South Korea.

The concession deal will also include a battery storage facility.

This will support the joint venture that the companies will form.

This will include green hydrogen and ammonia, amongst others.

This will bring the round-the-clock renewable energy cost to $0.072 (INR6) per unit.

The country produces around eight in every 10 solar panels.

The KF Wind project has a total capacity of 1.2 gigawatts.

The wind farm can supply power to around 380,000 households per year.

The green hydrogen will help Nayara Energy accelerate its decarbonisation.

It is offered through SIDBI’s End-to-End Energy Efficiency Scheme.

It can meet the energy needs of around 50,000 households.

Its installed solar capacity is expected to exceed 1,000 GW by the end of 2026.

The two power plants have a total capacity of 180 MW.