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Emerging compliance markets, reporting regimes making emitters “nervous” over lack of supply, panellists say
EU power demand to see limited recovery this year, stronger from 2025 -analysts
Indian renewable energy firm to supply green ammonia to Japan in $5-bln partnership
China’s vast renewable build out could hit over-capacity -report
Korean non-profit to establish association for voluntary market engagement
Nuclear power output expected to break global records in 2025
Experts say world is ‘past peak fossil power’ but warn against uneven development of energy projects
Nuclear power generation is likely to break records in 2025 as more countries invest in reactors to fuel the shift to a low-carbon global economy, while renewable energy is likely to overtake coal as a power source early next year, data has shown.
China, India, Korea and Europe are likely to have new reactors come on stream, while several in Japan are also forecast to return to generation, and French output should increase, according to a report on the state of global electricity markets published by the International Energy Agency (IEA) on Wednesday.
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Fijian, Australian First Nations groups sign on for Article 6 collaboration
Energy Insiders Podcast: The climate crisis and the energy transition
Berkeley Earth’s Robert Rohde discusses the latest climate science and whether even 2°C is achievable. Plus: All the renewable and storage news from the first few weeks of 2024.
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Australia Market Roundup: Rio Tinto signs PPA for 1 GW solar farm in Gladstone, ACCU issuance plummets
Clean energy investors propose radical rethink of planning rules in NSW
NSW's draft energy framework will add time, cost and another layer of bureaucracy in a state that needs to remove all three, big investors say.
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Fortescue to build batteries, EV chargers and eloctrolysers at site of first Ford factory
Fortescue secures grant and tax incentives to set up manufacturing facility at the site of the first Ford factory in Detroit to build batteries, EV fast chargers, and electrolysers.
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Yates heads new venture planning $2 billion of battery storage projects in Australia
Oliver Yates to chair new venture planning to spend $2 billion on battery storage projects, with three big batteries ready to go and another four in the pipeline.
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Record renewables drive prices down, but coal states still the most expensive
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Four new emperor penguin groups found by satellite
Why floating solar PV will play a “critical role” in land-constrained south-east Asia
Floating solar plants emerge as a game-changer for Southeast Asia, by maximizing its solar resources and overcoming limited land availability.
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Joint venture signed to build biggest solar farm in New Zealand to date
Joint venture signed to develop a 150MW solar farm in New Zealand, which would be the biggest in the country.
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