Talesun Solar, a subsidiary of Zhongli Group, has entered into a cooperation agreement with the government of Fuping County and its government-run subsidiary to develop a manufacturing base for PV products over the next five years. Zhongli Group made the announcement on March 23, and the story was first picked up by Chinese news outlets. Fuping is located in China’s Hebei Province. ...  more
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China’s Inner Mongolia Region to Implement 262 Energy Projects That Respectively Exceed RMB 100 Million in Investment |
| published: 2022-04-06 9:30 |
Xinhua News Agency reported in late March that the Energy Administration of China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region plans to accelerate the development of major energy projects. ...  more
Anglo American and EDF to Jointly Develop 3-5GW of Renewable Generation and Energy Storage in South Africa |
| published: 2022-04-05 9:30 |
British mining company Anglo American and French renewable project developer EDF Renewables have signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly develop a “regional renewable energy ecosystem (RREE)” in South Africa. Specifically, 3-5GW of renewable generation and energy storage will be set up over the next decade to power Anglo American’s business operations in the country. The signing of the memorandum was announced by Anglo American on March 18, and the story has been picked up by various news agencies. ...  more
Eramet and SUEZ Group to Set Up Battery Recycling Project in France by 2024 |
| published: 2022-04-05 9:30 |
Mining company Eramet and environment services provider SUEZ Group have released a plan for jointly developing a project for recycling EV batteries. ...  more
Leading South Korean Battery Suppliers’ Aggressive Overseas Expansion Triggers Concerns on Industry Inanition |
| published: 2022-04-04 9:30 |
According to the coverage of South Korean media Pulse, the aggressive overseas expansion from the three leading battery suppliers of the country, LG Energy Solution, SK On, and Samsung SDI, has triggered concerns for the local industry on potential industry inanition as no expansion plans have been revealed for the domestic market. ...  more
Electricity Prices Soar, Italian Factories Close |
| published: 2022-04-04 9:30 |
The war between Russia and Ukraine has caused a looming European energy crisis. Many countries that are highly dependent on Russian energy have seen factories forced to close. ...  more
Russian-Ukrainian War God-send for Israel's Natural Gas Pipeline Plan to Europe |
| published: 2022-04-04 9:30 |
The Russian-Ukrainian war has caused Europe to declare that it will end its energy dependence on Russia within a few years but it is not so easy to cut off natural gas immediately. Russian natural gas that does not need to be transported by pipeline needs to be converted to liquefied natural gas. Another method is install a new pipeline! The EastMed pipeline project to transport gas from Israel to Europe, long stillborn, can begin to operate again. ...  more
IAEA: Russia Handing Control of Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant Back to Ukraine |
| published: 2022-04-01 9:30 |
According to the coverage of CNBC, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) pointed out from a Ukrainian source on March 31st that the Russian army who took over the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant back in February is now gradually handing control back to Ukraine. ...  more
900MW Greater Changhua Southeast and Southwest Offshore Wind Farms Installed with First Wind Turbine and Scheduled for Completion at the end of 2022 |
| published: 2022-04-01 9:30 |
The establishment progress of offshore wind farms in Taiwan was severely trailing behind schedule in 2021, with both vessels and overseas technicians enduring difficulties from entering Taiwan. The first phase of the Greater Changhua Southeast and Southwest Wind Farms, scheduled for completion at the end of 2022, now bears good news, as the first wind turbine was successfully installed yesterday. ...  more
Drinda Orders 648 Million Pieces of Mono-Si Wafers from Shangji for RMB 4.342 Billion |
| published: 2022-04-01 9:30 |
Drinda Automotive Trim announced in the middle of March that its subsidiaries have entered into a long-term supply agreement with Shangji Automation and its subsidiary. Under this agreement, Shangji’s subsidiary Hongyuan New Materials will be providing mono-Si wafers that will be used by Drinda’s subsidiaries for the manufacturing of PV cells. This news was first reported by local Chinese news outlets. ...  more