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New plants expand Brazil’s power capacity by 347MW
The increases led Brazil to reach a total 182,841MW in installed capacity. |
India’s JSW lifts cargo rates at new iron ore berth
NIOB can accommodate vessels with a maximum length of 300m, width of 48m and draft of 14.5m. |
Sumitomo Electric brings 51MWh flow battery online in northern Japan
Technology carrier Sumitomo Electric said that the 17MW/51MWh VRFB system it mounted to assist integrate regional wind power onto the grid has actually been in operation because 1 April after setup was finished a day earlier. |
Nickel production in Russia undisrupted in March
Nickel production in Russia was largely undisrupted in March despite the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, according to analytics platform Savant. |
Iran's crude steel output growth ranked first in the world in Jan-Feb
Over the past two years, Iran's steel industry has been developing, and has maintained tenth of the top steel producers in the world. |
China's rail freight volume up 2.8% in Q1
A total of 948 million tons of cargo was transported on China's railways in the period, 25.87 million tons more than that in the same period last year, according to the company. |
China Focus: Surging offshore wind power boosts China's green development
After operating steadily for three months, an offshore wind farm in Shantou city, South China's Guangdong province, generated over 100 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity by March 29, according to the developer Datang Shantou New Energy Co Ltd. |
Australian Vanadium BFS proves up
A bankable feasibility study (BFS) into ASX-listed Australian Vanadium’s namesake project, in Western Australia, has estimated a cost of $435-million to develop 24.7-million pound vanadium pentoxide and 900 00 t/y of iron-titanium. |
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