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Southeast Asia’s onshore wind capacity to hit 26 GW by 2030
Southeast Asia’s onshore wind capacity to hit 26 GW by 2030
Thanks to short-term policies supporting the rollout of more projects.
Tilt Renewables and AGL ink 15-year power agreement
The deal will cover 45% of the Palmer Wind Farm’s output.
Transgrid to offer 1 GW of tender for grid-forming batteries in NSW
A technical analysis is being completed for the tender.
Over 70% of Filipinos support nuclear energy
There was a high approval rating for the rehabilitation of the Bataan nuclear plant.
Ørsted inks new partnerships for South Korean 1.4 GW offshore wind project
The collaboration with KOEN and POSCO boosts the development of the plant.
Towngas and Linde HKO ink hydrogen supply chain deal
The entire supply chain will operate in Hong Kong.
JERA decommissions 3,254 MW thermal power units
Ageing power facilities will be upgraded.
Envision Energy strengthens Australia commitment through new strategic partnership
The strategic partnership with ANZ is a significant milestone in Envision’s global strategy.
PH approves creation of independent nuclear regulator
Amongst the body’s duties is the issuance of permits for nuclear-related activities.
Avaada lays foundation for solar-battery project in Rajasthan
The company also inaugurated another solar project in the Indian state.
Vietnam’s offshore wind strategy ensures 17 GW by 2035
A new selection model was announced to support the goal.
Japan’s offshore wind capacity to reach breach 16 GW by 2035
This technology will help diversify the country’s power mix.
Kansai Electric inks deal for liquid hydrogen supply between Australia and Japan
The supply to be produced in Australia will be shipped to Japan.
Wind and solar to meet majority of power demand to 2035
China remains to be a major player.
Kansai Electric revises schedule for Takahama 4 Reactor outage
An inspection has been ongoing since June.
Transmission infrastructure investment to reach $573.7b by 2030
This growth is supporting the rise in smart grid demand.
China eyes 3.6 TW of wind and solar power by 2035
This was amongst Beijing’s new strategies to reduce its carbon emissions.
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