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The Latest Breaking News on Renewable energy

Leaked EU plan reveals response to US and Chinese green subsidies

Draft plan to loosen state aid rules follows Joe Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act and Chinese subsidies

The Guardian - UK

Europe scrapes out economic growth by dodging gas disaster

Europe’s economy has scraped out meager gains at the end of last year as galloping inflation fed by high energy prices and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine deterred people from spending in shops and restaurants

The Independent UK

Nearly one million households will be able to apply for £400 energy bill help later this month

The application portal for the one-off lump sum is now expected to open by February 27, 2023.

Daily Record

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North East areas identified among UK's net-zero jobs 'hot spots'

The green economy is supporting nearly 20,000 jobs and worth more than £2bn to the regional economy, the CBI report says

Birmingham Post

Moelis & Co appointed advisors to Sun Cable sale

The voluntary administrators to Sun Cable say the sale process has commenced for the $30 billion solar project, with binding proposals due by the end of April.

AAP

Gas intervention, bottlenecks could slow energy change

Gas price caps, contractor shortages and a bottleneck of network expansions could slow the pace of transition from coal-fired power to clean energy generation.

AAP

Nova doubles the size of Shetland tidal array

Installation of the fifth and sixth turbines makes it the array with the largest number of turbines in the world

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Australia adding green energy at less than half the required rate to keep grid stable: UNSW

A top energy expert says Australia is adding renewable energy at less than half the pace required to replace retiring coal-fired power generation and meet its 2030 climate targets.

ABC News

Chicago reaches tentative deal with ComEd on city electric service, City Council members say

Besides a franchise agreement to continue operating the city’s electric grid, there’s also an “Energy and Equity Agreement” that sets economic impact objectives ComEd and the city will pursue together.

Chicago Sun-Times

EU plans to loosen state aid rules to boost renewables investment

Proposed use of tax credits follows pressure to respond to Biden’s $369bn green subsidy scheme in US

The Guardian - UK

Replacing US coal plants with solar and wind is cheaper than running them

Replacing coal power plants across the United States with renewable energy projects would reduce carbon emissions and require less water.

Tribune News Service

Fears government energy credits could be stopped leaving thousands unable to pay soaring bills

The measure was announced and implemented after Budget 2023 last September

Irish Mirror

Saudi Arabia Seeks to Increase Reliance on Renewable Energy

Prince Faisal bin Nawaf bin Abdulaziz, governor of Al-Jouf region (northern Saudi Arabia), revealed efforts to provide innovative technical solutions for the production of renewable energy with high economic efficiency, to meet energy and water needs. Addressing the opening session of the Renewable Energy Conference at Al-Jouf University on Sunday,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Global carbon emissions forecast cut due to Ukraine war and Biden, says BP

Oil and gas group says countries are pursuing energy security by backing domestic, renewable supplies

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US renewable energy farms outstrip 99% of coal plants economically – study

It is cheaper to build solar panels or cluster of wind turbines and connect them to the grid than to keep operating coal plants

Insider UK

Upper Deveron Valley residents push back against wind farm expansion

Group of local businesses and politicians - including Douglas Ross - complains about the extent of developments

Birmingham Post

Equinor awards major contracts for H2H Saltend hydrogen production project

Linde companies selected to take hydrogen production plan forward

Dublin Live

Fears grow that electricity credits will stop despite possible cold snap

Minister Eamon Ryan said the Government will decide 'in the next few weeks' whether or not to extend credits into next winter

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AAP

Survey to support new energy jobs, regions

A new survey is mapping the workforce implications of electrification, with 60,000 clean energy jobs expected to be created by 2025 - mostly in the regions.

The Independent UK

Taxes slow India's solar power rollout but boost manufacture

Solar developers in India fear that a tax meant to encourage Indian manufacture of solar components will slow down the installation of solar power this year

Bangkok Post

Is Asean ready for green hydrogen?

Climate change and the energy transition have made research and development (R&D) in clean energy a priority as countries aim to reach net-zero by 2050. Hydrogen has been categorically singled out as a possible source of energy in the not-too-distant future. Indeed, hydrogen has been widely used in many applications,…

Bangkok Post

Regulator eyes tariff to boost clean energy

The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) is working on a "green tariff" that will determine the price of power bills for factory owners that need to use clean energy to achieve carbon neutrality.

AAP

Greens issue climate policy demands

The Greens are gearing up for a fight over climate law changes, saying support for legislation could be tied to a moratorium on coal and gas projects.

Newcastle Herald

Mt Arthur Coal may be forced to close sooner than expected

The controversial NSW coal reservation policy may force Mt Arthur Coal to close before 2030, the mine's owner BHP has warned.

The Guardian - UK

The gas-fired plants tasked with keeping UK lights on – but at what cost?

The plants are meant to be a backstop, but their profits and exemption from windfall tax are controversial in an energy crisis

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