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Australia-Asia Powerlink will feature world’s longest underwater cable
As the world transitions to more sustainable energy sources, using steel-armoured cables to connect to areas of high sun activity could be the key to a shared, solar-powered future. |
China's Ningxia taps desert resources to realize green development
"Our station generates 1.7 billion kilowatt-hours of clean electricity yearly. It saves 557,000 tonnes of coal and reduces carbon dioxide emissions by nearly 1.7 million tonnes." |
Power Generation in Ordos City, Inner Mongolia up 11.1% in Jan-Oct 2022
Power Generation in Ordos City, Inner Mongolia up 11.1% in Jan-Oct 2022. |
Australia-Singapore sign green trade deal
The Australian and Singaporean governments have signed a green trade agreement to support trade, investment and climate change objectives. |
Australian government funds power infrastructure
The federal government also has a renewable energy target of 82pc by 2030, up from around a third currently. |
Brazil's power market welcomes demand response plan
Market participants report significant advancements after Brazilian electricity regulator Aneel approved temporary rules for a new demand response program, but say there is still room for improvement. |
Brazil launches new hydro power export plan
High water storage levels at hydropower reservoirs have led Brazilian grid operator ONS and chamber of electric energy commercialization CCEE to launch a plan to export power to Argentina and Uruguay. |
US coal power to fall this winter: EIA
Total US electric power sector electricity output for October-March will edge down by less than one-tenth of one percent to around 1,929bn kWh, EIA projected. |
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