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• ↓ Lenders back Johor-Singapore renewable energy corridor
• ↓ Ignitis commissions 174 MW solar project in Latvia
• ↓ The shift to clean energy is now irreversible: United Nations’ Simon Steill
• ↓ How Texas Leads the Next Generation of Energy Exports
• ↓ Building Climate Resilience: De-risking India’s Power Assets
• ↓ Canada’s National Electricity Strategy: Transmission at the core of a more connected grid
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"DBS Bank, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and Malayan Banking Berhad (Maybank) are partnering with Ditrolic Energy Holdings to establish a financing framework for the USD6 billion Southern Johor Renewable Energy Corridor (SJREC), which aims to supply renewable electricity from Johor, Malaysia, to Singapore. Under a memorandum of understanding the parties will assess financing requirements, regulatory approvals, power transmission arrangements and risk allocation."

"Ignitis Renewables has achieved full commercial operations at its 174 MW Tume solar farm in Tukums municipality, Latvia. The project is spread across 302 hectares and comprises more than 282,000 solar panels. Additionally, it is developing a 107 MW/215 MWh battery energy storage system at the site, which is currently under construction and will be integrated with the solar project."

"The Action Agenda is a vital part of the work ahead. It's where business, investors, governments, cities and regions, and many more, come together to deliver real economy actions. In other words, it’s the fast lane to more implementation. Key to helping countries to put their national climate plans into practice. And there is value in strengthening it within the international process, to complement negotiations, which will remain front and centre. Getting almost 200 countries to agree on every word is incredibly hard but incredibly important. No single COP can fix this global crisis, but each takes meaningful steps forward."

"Texas’s pro-development environment has helped make it a global energy leader. Maintaining that leadership as markets evolve will require applying the same approach to the next generation of energy and industrial infrastructure. As these markets shift, continuing to ensure the diversity of industries and energy types – including electricity, hydrogen, and carbon capture – can allow innovators and incumbents to expand their business in the state. This means enabling investment in electricity generation and transmission; hydrogen, ammonia, SAF, and methanol production; and hydrogen and CO2 pipelines and storage."

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Lenders back Johor-Singapore renewable energy corridor

Ignitis commissions 174 MW solar project in Latvia

The shift to clean energy is now irreversible: United Nations’ Simon Steill

How Texas Leads the Next Generation of Energy Exports

Building Climate Resilience: De-risking India’s Power Assets

Canada’s National Electricity Strategy: Transmission at the core of a more connected grid