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India To Get More Support From Japan In Energy Transition

According to Industry Minister Koichi Hagiuda, Japan intends to encourage India to accelerate the switch to clean energy by expanding a programme it started with Southeast Asian countries last year. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) was one of...

WELTEC BIOPOWER builds its first biogas plant in Taiwan

Taiwan's government aims for a climate-neutral economy by 2050 Together with its Asian partner Melchers Taiwan, the manufacturer WELTEC BIOPOWER is building a biogas plant in the southwest of the island state. For the 360-kilowatt plant, the German biogas specialist...

Malaysian Gasoline Subsidies Ease Inflation, Says Economist

An economist describes the current situation in Malaysia as "enviable" due to the fact that fuel subsidies have protected households from the effects of rising oil prices. Even though there is this acceleration in inflation, and one is going to be...

Aramco Expanding Namaat With 55 MoUs And Collaborations

A huge expansion of the Namaat industrial investment strategies has been announced by the Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Aramco), with 55 agreements and Memorandum of Understanding covering the sustainability, digital, manufacturing, industrial, and social innovation sectors. Namaat, which has increased...

Bringing The Largest Offshore Wind Farm In The World Closer

The developer of wind farms, OX2, has submitted a request to build an offshore wind farm in the Baltic Sea, around 20 kilometres off the Swedish island of Gotland. A total of 370 wind turbines with a cumulative capacity...

First Hydrogen-Powered Crew Transfer Vessel To Be Tested

Vestas has conducted a pilot study in cooperation with Windcat Workboats to investigate how the first hydrogen-powered crew transfer vessel (CTV) can assist in lowering carbon emissions from its offshore service operations. The CTV is propelled by a dual-fuel system that...

Germany Plans To Invest EUR 3.6 Billion In Green Hydrogen

In order to decarbonize its industry and speed up the energy transition, Germany plans to invest roughly EUR 3.6 billion (USD 3.75 billion) to boost worldwide collaboration in the green hydrogen sector. The expenditure plan was made public in...

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