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ADB Studies To Speed Up Early Coal Retirement In Kazakhstan

The Asian Development Bank has begun studying opportunities so as to speed up the retirement of coal-fired power plants across Kazakhstan by way of the Energy Transition Mechanism- ETM programme. According to Yevgeniy Zhukov, who happens to be the ABD...

The Indonesian Energy Mix Had A 64% Share of Coal In 2022

The share of coal in Indonesia’s energy mix has surged from 61% to 64% in 2022, thereby meeting the electricity demand following a 6.6% increase year on year. The report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) said that a...

2022 Sees Highest New Coal Plant Nods In China Since 2015

China had approved the construction of 106 gigawatts of coal-fired capacity in 2022, which was four times more than what had happened in 2021, and as a matter of fact, it remains the highest since 2015, driven by energy...

CIF Approves $70 Million for Colombia’s Integration of Clean Energy into the Power Grid

The governing board of the Climate Investment Funds (CIF) endorsed a wide-ranging investment plan to fast-track the transformation of Colombia’s energy system and help enable its grid system to absorb and channel more clean power. A first-of-its-kind investment in South...

Indonesia’s Super Grid Becomes One Of The Keys To Clean Energy Penetration

The government plans to build an underwater power cable to connect five main areas of electricity in Indonesia or what is known as the Nusantara Supergrid Electrical Network. With the interconnection of the Supergrid power network, scattered sources of...

NTPC Limited and GE Power India Limited sign MoU to reduce carbon intensity from NTPC’s coal fired units

Carbon reduction from coal power plants is a key challenge and co-firing of low carbon fuel will facilitate the transition towards a low carbon energy economy and subsequent to “Net Zero” emissions. In its efforts to adopt advanced powering...

Singapore To Regulate Fossil-Fuel Power Station Pollution

According to the minister, Singapore's energy authority will introduce new emissions requirements for fossil fuel-fired power production units in 2023 for both new and repowered facilities. The minister of state for the ministry of commerce and industry, Low Yen Ling, stated...

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