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Japan’s pro-coal investment policy is questioned
Japan’s environment minister has called into question Japan’s financing of coal plants in Asia
Tech giants dominate green PPAs
Large corporations signed 19.5 GW of wind and solar power purchase agreements in 2019, up over 40% on 2018
UK makes green play in Africa
The UK is to continue providing development financing for African countries that extract and use oil and gas in cleaner ways, despite UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s announcement that his government would no longer support coal mining anywhere.
Global green spending rises 1% in 2019
Global investment in renewable generation rose 1% in 2019 to $282bn, with the Chinese market falling and US spending reaching record levels.
ADB supports Maldives solar hybrid with $55mn grant
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has provided $55mn of support to the Maldives to build solar-hybrid battery systems on 48 islands in a bid to reduce diesel consumption.
Indian power demand growth slows
India’s annual power demand growth fell to 1.1% in 2019, its slowest growth since 2013.
IRENA conference turns focus on to green hydrogen
Green hydrogen needs to build on its unprecedented political and business momentum if it is to beat fossil fuels, derive gas hydrogen on cost within five years and drive forward the energy transition
India's Adani, NTPC push back on emissions deadlines
Chinese wind players in expansive mood
Shanghai Electric and China Three Gorges (CTG) have announced major fundraising and expansion plans at the start of the year as China’s offshore wind giants seek new global markets
MHI Vestas Offshore secures funding for Taiwanese wind expansion
Japan’s government and banks have provided $924mn of debt financing to support MHI Vestas' expansion into Taiwan, a major steeping stone to wider business in Asia
Developers request to put Philippine LNG on hold
China’s CNOOC Gas and Power and Phoenix Petroleum Philippines have asked for plans to build the $2bn Tanglawan LNG hub project in the Philippines to be put on hold.
Chinese wind sector set for repowering challenge
Investors join South Korea’s pioneering Saemangeum offshore complex
ADB to support Pakistan’s power sector with $300mn loan
China talks sustainability and climate protection in Africa
China is talking up its sustainability and climate protection credentials in Africa in a bid to deepen its socio-economic influence across the continent.
Hyosung, KEPCO seal Big Data deal
Shell completes takeover of Australia’s ERM Power
Canadian Solar sells 10.8-MW solar plant in Japan to CSIF
Australia boosts hydrogen production
Mitsui, Gulf Energy to invest in 2.5-GW gas-fired plant in Thailand
India’s Avaada Energy receives $15mn of DFI equity funding
MHI Vestas wins 220-MW offshore wind turbine in Japan
Record fall predicted for global coal generation
New research forecasts falling global coal-fired generation in 2019, as declining output in the EU and US outpaces expansion in Asia
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