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China’s Tightened Energy Control Affects Economy and Everyday Life, including Taiwanese Companies in Mainland

published: 2021-09-27 15:13
Sources in China indicate that Suzhou—a base camp of Taiwanese companies in the mainland—will suspend electricity supply from the noon of September 26 to October 1 following the country’s policy “Dual Control System of Total Energy Consumption and Intensity” (hereinafter “the dual control policy”), which has affected local enterprises and their counterparts from Taiwan. ...  more

Rosatom to Build a 3GWh Battery Production Base in Kaliningrad

published: 2021-09-27 9:30
Energy news websites and other media outlets have reported that Russian state-owned energy company Rosatom has chosen Kaliningrad as the location for its new manufacturing base for lithium-ion batteries. Bordering between Poland and Lithuania, the Kaliningrad Oblast remains strategically vital to Russia’s interests in the Baltic Region. ...  more

Spain's 160 MW solar plant has been approved

published: 2021-09-26 17:27
The government of Spain’s Navarra region has approved a 160 MW solar project planned by the local renewable energy association Anpier. The project doubles the PV capacity currently installed in the region. This kind of project wou...  more

Russia allocates 775MW of solar PV

published: 2021-09-26 17:19
Russian wholesale electricity market administrator JSC ATS has allocated 775MW of solar PV in the country’s eighth auction round. The solar recorded a lowest price of ₽4.33/kWh (US$0.05/kWh). Chosen solar projects, which are expec...  more