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Smart Meter
Placing Consumers at the Heart of Smart Metering
Chairperson of the South African Metering Industry Association, stated during that consumers should become more of a priority when utilities develop and install…
CCS
Shell Eyes Asia Offshore CCS Hub
UK supermajor studying storage potential in several nations in Southeast Asia
Oil Price
Boris – Fuel Prices to Remain High for a While to Come
The plan to boost offshore wind and nuclear will be “immensely beneficial” for Britons, the Prime Minister has said.
Carbon Emissions
European Parliament Backs Outlawing of Petrol and Diesel Vehicles by 2035
As part of the Fit for 55 package, European parliamentarians have supported revision of CO2 emission performance standards for new vehicles.
Spain
ØRsted Strikes Solar and Onshore Wind Energy Partnerships in Spain
It is participating in the upcoming grid auctions in the country by joining forces with Glide Energy, Rolwind, ARBA Energías Renovables and Ereda
Geothermal Power Plant
Geothermal Go-Ahead in Japan
Inpex, Idemitsu Kosan and Moeco to construct facility halfway up a mountain
Carbon Emissions
Malaysia and UK Ink New Partnership on Climate Action
The new agreement provides a framework for the two countries to work together on climate and biodiversity, which includes reducing emissions by sharing knowledg…
Wind Farm
Octopus Energy Got Attracted to German Winds
The British energy supplier has invested in a 35MW onshore wind farm in Hessen, near Frankfurt
Natural Gas
Petroecuador Opens Tenders for Offshore Field, Refinery Modernization
Ecuadorean state-run oil company Petroecuador on Thursday announced two auctions, hoping to attract private company bids for a flagship offshore natural gas fie…
Coal-Fired Power Plants
Australia’s AGL Coal Plant Outage Extended to September
AGL Energy said on Friday it expects a unit down since April at one of its power stations will restart in late September.
Hydrogen Production
UK Approves Second Waste Plastic to Hydrogen Plant
The 13,500 tonne West Dunbartonshire facility will use Powerhouse Energy's technology to create sustainable hydrogen from non-recyclable plastics.
Hydrogen Project
One of Europe’s Largest | Plug Power to Build 100MW Green Hydrogen Plant at Belgian Port
Port of Antwerp-Bruges makes a play to be Europe’s green H2 hotspot, but plans to source grid electricity for the project risk falling foul of the EU’s renewa…
Emissions Trading System
Risk of Delay to Carbon Market Reforms After Surprise EU Vote
The European Parliament on Wednesday rejected a proposal to upgrade the European Union's carbon market, an unexpected move that exposed divisions over the bloc'…
Net Zero Emission
H&M, Lululemon Back $250 Million Fashion Climate Fund to Decarbonise Supply Chain
Lululemon Athletica Inc and H&M Group are among backers of a $250 million fund aiming to speed up efforts to cut carbon emissions in the fashion industry's supp…
Nuclear Power Plant
Bechtel Ties up With Toshiba on Poland’s First Nuclear Plant
Bechtel signs MoU with Toshiba America Energy Systems and Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions to build Poland's first nuclear power station.

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Ons

Placing Consumers at the Heart of Smart Metering

Shell Eyes Asia Offshore CCS Hub

Boris – Fuel Prices to Remain High for a While to Come

European Parliament Backs Outlawing of Petrol and Diesel Vehicles by 2035

ØRsted Strikes Solar and Onshore Wind Energy Partnerships in Spain

Geothermal Go-Ahead in Japan

Malaysia and UK Ink New Partnership on Climate Action

Octopus Energy Got Attracted to German Winds

Petroecuador Opens Tenders for Offshore Field, Refinery Modernization

Australia’s AGL Coal Plant Outage Extended to September

UK Approves Second Waste Plastic to Hydrogen Plant

One of Europe’s Largest | Plug Power to Build 100MW Green Hydrogen Plant at Belgian Port

Risk of Delay to Carbon Market Reforms After Surprise EU Vote

H&M, Lululemon Back $250 Million Fashion Climate Fund to Decarbonise Supply Chain

Bechtel Ties up With Toshiba on Poland’s First Nuclear Plant