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Wind and solar power generation in EU overtakes fossil fuels in May

Anadolu Agency 08 Jun 2023
Around 59 terawatt-hours (TWh), or almost 31%, of the EU’s electricity was produced from wind and solar plants, while fossil fuels generated a record low of 27% at 53 TWh in May ... Wind power generated 32 TWh, or 17%, of EU electricity in May, lower than the record set in January ...
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Framework guidelines approved for Solar initiatives 2022 to promote local RE sources

Urdu Point 08 Jun 2023
These initiatives boost economic development, employment, and livelihoods by generating much-needed electricity ... PPIB also promoted indigenous Thar-coal and hydel resources to generate cheaper electricity and accelerates hydel and Thar coal-based power generation projects.
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Guest Column: Getting closer to a fossil fuel free future

Williston Observer 08 Jun 2023
After all, it makes little climate sense to buy an electric car and power it with electricity generated by burning dirty oil or natural gas, as is often the case now in Vermont ... only way to truly decrease the amount of carbon pollution emitted by New England’s electric generation.
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UAE: Testing begins at Barakah nuclear plant's final unit for operational readiness

Khaleejtimes 08 Jun 2023
With Unit 4 now moving towards becoming operational we will soon meet our mission to generate 25 per cent of the nation's electricity." ... Gas demand in Abu Dhabi Emirate is now at an 11 year low because of the significant transformation in how the Emirate is generating its electricity.
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Saudi Electricity Co. invests $373m in 3 projects to boost power grid

Arab News 08 Jun 2023
State-owned Saudi Electricity Co ... Ensuring reliability and continuity, the company aims to maximize electric power generation units for network efficiency and subscribers’ benefits ... Established in 2000, SEC has monopolized the generation, transmission and distribution of electric power in the Kingdom through 45 power generation plants in the country.
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Guest editorial: Truth to power(lines)

Addison County Independent 08 Jun 2023
Innovative technologies, like electric transportation, storage batteries, renewable power generation, and home-based solar power, are rapidly changing the thinking of both investor and publicly owned companies. In fact, there has been more innovation in the generation of electric power in the last 10 years than most people realize.
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Northern Vietnam faces power blackouts

The Saigon Times 08 Jun 2023
HCMC – Many parts of northern Vietnam are currently experiencing power outages due to a shortfall in electricity generation, reported the local media ... The water levels of major reservoirs have ebbed, adversely affecting the sustainable supply of electricity during the dry season.
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Power sector consume 47% coal share for electricity generation: Survey

Urdu Point 08 Jun 2023
Power sector consumed the highest share of coal for electricity generation, following cement and other industries during the first nine months of the current fiscal year (July-March) ... Currently, Thar coal is being utilized to generate 3,300 MW of electricity.
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NA panel asks govt to enhance Nepra powers

Dawn 08 Jun 2023
The committee meeting, presided over by MNA Kishwer Zehra in the Parliament House, was informed that Nepra had no role in the appointment of the management of the electric power generation and distribution entities and, therefore, its scope was limited.
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Here comes El Nino: It’s early, likely to be big, sloppy and add even more ...

The Associated Press 08 Jun 2023
electric grid less reliant on fossil fuels have long looked north to Canada and its abundant surplus of hydropower, advocating for new transmission lines to bring more of that cheap, clean electricity south ... The capacity to generate electricity left the utility with extra power to sell in the energy-hungry U.S.
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Bottomless supply? Concerns of limited Canadian hydropower as U.S. seeks to decarbonize grid

The Salem News 08 Jun 2023
electric grid less reliant on fossil fuels have long looked north to Canada and its abundant surplus of hydropower, advocating for new transmission lines to bring more of that cheap, clean electricity south ... The capacity to generate electricity left the utility with extra power to sell in the energy-hungry U.S.
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LUMA warns that temporary outages “can linger” due to obstetric problems

The Cleveland American 08 Jun 2023
The LUMA Energy consortium reported Wednesday that due to generation issues, subscribers could continue to “experience temporary outages in electrical service tonight.” ... Due to generation issues, temporary service outages may persist ... – Electric Energy Authority (AEEONLINE) June 7, 2023.
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Duke Energy awards $250,000 in grant funds to support economic development in North Carolina

Victoria Advocate 08 Jun 2023
Duke Energy is executing an aggressive clean energy transition to achieve its goals of net-zero methane emissions from its natural gas business by 2030 and net-zero carbon emissions from electricity generation by 2050 ... emissions by 2035, and 80% from electric generation by 2040.
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How businesses and environment benefit from renewable energy and power purchase agreements

Independent online (SA) 08 Jun 2023
Electricity generated from renewable resources like solar and wind emits little to no greenhouse gases ... establishing energy generation facilities. PPAs in South Africa adhere to the Electricity Regulation Act No.4 of 2006. Electricity Regulations on New Generation Capacity.
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Deal between Meridian and Tiwai Point opens up energy flexibility

RNZ 08 Jun 2023
Under the deal, approved by the Electricity Authority, Meridian could require the smelter to cut demand by up to 50 megawatts when the electricity system was under stress, such as winter peak periods or during power generation or transmission issues ... The Electricity Authority also ...

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