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OMNI Features|SMA and Vopak Collaborate to Enhance Safety Measures in Marine Fuel Handling.Britain Announces Establishment of National Nuclear Team to Develop Prototype Fusion Power Plant.Taiwan's Agricultural Technology Represents the Philippines' Primary Source of Foreign Investment
May. 15 2024
OMNI Features|SMA and Vopak Collaborate to Enhance Safety Measures in Marine Fuel Handling.Britain Announces Establishment of National Nuclear Team to Develop Prototype Fusion Power Plant.Taiwan's Agricultural Technology Represents the Philippines' Primary Source of Foreign Investment
Singapore Polytechnic and Vopak have formalized an agreement by signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to augment the expertise of faculty members at the Singapore Maritime Academy (SMA) in the proper management of environmentally friendly marine fuels. According to a joint statement, SMA will leverage Vopak's established proficiency in the safe handling of emerging marine fuels, such as ammonia, biofuels, and methanol, to develop a specialized curriculum. This curriculum will provide maritime professionals with the requisite skills to navigate a net-zero future.
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CSBC Presents "Methanol Dual-Fuel Ship Integration Solution" at the 9th DNV Conference
May. 15 2024
CSBC Presents "Methanol Dual-Fuel Ship Integration Solution" at the 9th DNV Conference
CSBC presented the "Methanol Dual-Fuel Ship Integration Solution" in collaboration with Lloyd's Register (LR) and DNV, completing the conceptual verification of methanol fuel supply systems for container ships to enhance container loading capacity.
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OMNI Features|Vietnam Electricity Seeks Input From Businesses Regarding the "Draft Law on Electricity (amended)".Global Wind Turbine Manufacturers Achieve New Record with 121 GW Installed Capacity in 2023.Energy Vault Secures a 200 MW Contract for BESS in Australia
May. 13 2024
OMNI Features|Vietnam Electricity Seeks Input From Businesses Regarding the "Draft Law on Electricity (amended)".Global Wind Turbine Manufacturers Achieve New Record with 121 GW Installed Capacity in 2023.Energy Vault Secures a 200 MW Contract for BESS in Australia
On the afternoon of 3/5, at the headquarters of Vietnam Electricity, the workshop to collect comments on the Draft Law on Electricity (amended) continued with the focus topic "Development of renewable energy and new energy."
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Zhong Neng Wind Farm Completes First Turbine Installation Aiming for On-Schedule Grid Connection this Year
May. 13 2024
Zhong Neng Wind Farm Completes First Turbine Installation Aiming for On-Schedule Grid Connection this Year
China Steel Power Corporation announced today (13) that the first turbine of the Zhong Neng Offshore Wind Farm Project (Zhong Neng Wind Farm) has been successfully installed, marking a significant milestone towards the timely grid connection of the wind farm.
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GE Vernova collaborates with TECO to Enhance Taiwan's Power Grid with Advanced STATCOM Technology
May. 13 2024
GE Vernova collaborates with TECO to Enhance Taiwan's Power Grid with Advanced STATCOM Technology
GE Vernova's Grid Solutions business (NYSE:GEV), together with TECO Electric and Machinery Co (TECO) celebrated the ground breaking of the ZhangGong Step-up Substation and the YongXing Switchyard in central Taiwan in Changhua County. The substations, owned by Taiwan Power Company will be installed with two units of GE Vernova's ±200 Mvar STATCOM (Static Synchronous Compensator) systems, following the closure of a deal between the company and TECO in early 2024.
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OMNI Features|Ember: Renewable Energy Accounts for Over 30% of Global Electricity Supply.Vietnam Emerges as Prime Investment Destination for Singaporean Enterprises Amidst Energy Transition Drive.Potential Impact of Global Warming: Taiwan May Experience 7-Month-Long Summers with Persistent Extreme Rainfall
May. 10 2024
OMNI Features|Ember: Renewable Energy Accounts for Over 30% of Global Electricity Supply.Vietnam Emerges as Prime Investment Destination for Singaporean Enterprises Amidst Energy Transition Drive.Potential Impact of Global Warming: Taiwan May Experience 7-Month-Long Summers with Persistent Extreme Rainfall
According to a study by climate thinktank Ember, renewable energy made up more than 30% of global electricity last year, marking the first time it has reached this milestone.
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RWE Signs Framework Agreements for HVDC Systems with Hitachi Energy and Aibel to Secure Capacity for Future Offshore Wind Farms
May. 10 2024
RWE Signs Framework Agreements for HVDC Systems with Hitachi Energy and Aibel to Secure Capacity for Future Offshore Wind Farms
RWE signed Framework Agreements with Hitachi Energy and Aibel for the joint supply of 3 high-voltage direct current (HVDC) systems for RWE offshore wind farms. The agreements are long-term as the secured HVDC systems are designated for offshore wind projects from RWE's global development pipeline, which will be connected to the grid at the beginning of the next decade.
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OMNI Features|Portugal is Averaging 91% Renewable Electricity in 2024 with Europe's Lowest Power Prices.Biden Administration Announces Initial List of NIETC to Accelerated Transmission Expansion.Singapore's Green Energy Plan Targets 40% Increase in Renewable Energy Capacity by 2035
May. 09 2024
OMNI Features|Portugal is Averaging 91% Renewable Electricity in 2024 with Europe's Lowest Power Prices.Biden Administration Announces Initial List of NIETC to Accelerated Transmission Expansion.Singapore's Green Energy Plan Targets 40% Increase in Renewable Energy Capacity by 2035
In the first 4 months of 2024, renewables met 91% of Portugal's electricity needs. In March, prices averaged €19.26/MWh, pushing spot power prices to a four-year low. Hydroelectric plants comprised 48% of the electricity mix in the first 4 months of the year, followed by wind at 30%, solar at 7%, and biomass at 6%. Gas output equated to 9% of demand — with gas consumption in the power sector halving from the same period in 2023. Electricity imports and exports with other countries were roughly identical.
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NIRAS to Lead Offshore Wind Environment Assessments for Copenhagen Infrastructure Partner's Philippine Portfolio
May. 08 2024
NIRAS to Lead Offshore Wind Environment Assessments for Copenhagen Infrastructure Partner's Philippine Portfolio
The Philippine Government's commitment to reach 35% of renewable energy in its energy generation mix within the next six years. Copenhagen Offshore Partners (COP) awarded NIRAS the assignment to conduct local Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) and Environmental Social Impact Assessments (ESIAs) for the offshore wind farm sites in Philippine, of which COP is leading the development and construction activities on behalf of Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), a global leader in greenfield renewable energy investments.