China Doesn’t Need Another Coal Power Plant

Leading into COP26 climate negotiations, China announced a new goal of net-zero emissions by 2060 including reaching 1,200 gigawatts (GW) total wind and solar by 2030, more than doubling current capacity. But despite this pledge, China continues citing reliability concerns to expand its coal fleet, which risks dangerous climate change. New Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (LBNL) research shows new coal…

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Australia’s Queensland turns to hydrogen from coal, LNG

Dalrymple Bay, the second-largest coal export facility by capacity in Australia’s Queensland state, is targeting to become an export hub for green hydrogen, after owner DBI Group signed an agreement with North Queensland Bulk Ports, Japanese trading house Itochu and US infrastructure fund Brookfield Group. The deal for now will look at potential options to export through Dalrymple Bay green…

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Saudi Aramco joins local 1.5 GW solar project with a 30% stake in renewables push

Saudi Aramco is investing, alongside the country’s sovereign wealth fund and Riyadh-based ACWA Power, in the oil exporter’s largest solar project with a capacity of 1.5 GW as the world’s biggest energy company makes a push into renewables. The Saudi Aramco Power Co., a unit of the parent company, has joined ACWA Power and the Water & Electricity Holding Co.,…

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CPEC to ensure development of Balochistan, country: Sanjrani

Successful completion of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) projects will bring development and prosperity for Balochistan and the whole nation. Senate Chairman Sadiq Sanjrani expressed these views while addressing a 100-member delegation of students from seven districts of Balochistan here at Parliament House on Sunday. He said that Balochistan is on the path of development and prosperity. “Development of Gwadar…

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Pakistan calls on Afghan leaders to cooperate and address evolving situation in Afghanistan

The spokesman added that his country constantly affirms that a political solution is “indispensable” to resolving the situation and that Pakistan will continue to play its constructive role in promoting this goal, explaining that Pakistan continues to “closely follow the rapid developments of the situation.” current in Afghanistan. The Taliban announced the end of the war in Afghanistan after seizing…

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