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Major Corporate Solar Push: Amanta Healthcare Taps Zodiac Energy for 10.8 MWp Captive Solar Installation in Kheda District
Representational image. Credit: Canva Ahmedabad-based solar EPC company Zodiac Energy Ltd. has signed an agreement with Amanta Healthcare Ltd. to install a 10.8 MWp captive solar power project in Kheda…
Finnish researchers hail new CO2 air capture using compounds
A new method to capture carbon dioxide from the air has been developed at the University of Helsinki’s chemistry department. The method is based on a compound of superbase and…
Baker Hughes secures liquefaction equipment contract for Commonwealth LNG
Energy technology company Baker Hughes has secured a contract to supply the liquefaction equipment for Commonwealth LNG, a 9.5 million tonnes-per-year liquefied natural gas export project on the Calcasieu Ship…
SOL Group to acquire Haemopharm Biofluids
Italy-based industrial gas company SOL Group has signed a preliminary agreement to acquire Haemopharm Biofluids, a manufacturer of infusible pharmaceutical and dialysis solutions. The transaction will be carried out through…
Hydrogen-ready plants key to Singapore’s long-term decarbonisation
Diversified LNG imports, strategic storage, and hydrogen-ready repowering requirements will raise Singapore’s gas-based capacity from around 10.38GW in 2024 to approximately 14.82GW by 2035, according to GlobalData research. Despite solar…
Will Saudi Arabia/UAE Tensions Over Yemen Threaten OPEC Status Quo?
The latest flare-up between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates over Yemen looks dramatic on the surface, but OPEC cohesion, not missiles or militias, is what ultimately matters to…
Investor Hesitation Stalls India’s Offshore Oil Push
India has once again kicked the can down the road on its biggest oil and gas licensing round, extending the deadline for bids under OALP-X to February 18. It is…
First Kursk II unit connected to the grid
The power unit’s capacity will be gradually increased in steps, with safety tests and checks, to 35-40%. This will be followed by a lengthy period of increasing it to 100%. The VVER-TOI…
Operating permit issued for South Korea’s Saeul 3
The unit, formerly known as Shin Kori Unit 5, is an APR1400 pressurised water reactor with an output of 1,400 MW and a 60-year design life. Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power…
Duke Energy submits early site permit application for nuclear project
An early site permit – or ESP – is an optional process to confirm a site’s suitability for new nuclear generation: possession of such a permit reduces the risk of…
