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WWF Australia’s proposed renewables led stimulus package to revive economy post-COVID-19, says GlobalData

As the COVID-19 pandemic has brought the economy to a standstill, the World Wide Fund (WWF) Australia report suggests that the proposed investments in the renewable technologies are against the government-favored fossil fuel industry. The stimulus measures in the WWF report mainly focuses on the development of green technologies and strengthening the exports. The report […]
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Increase in electricity prices during COVID-19 might help Egypt restructure the economy and eventually remove subsidies beyond 2024-2025, says GlobalData

Egypt’s plan of cutting down on subsidies came after the devaluation of the national currency, post the three-year IMF program. As a likely measure to remove subsidies beyond 2024-2025, the Egyptian Ministry of Energy increased the electricity consumption costs for the residential sector by between 17% to 30% (19.1% average). The measure earlier was expected […]
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Wind project approval delays to hinder UK from achieving offshore capacity and emission reduction targets, says GlobalData

Delays in project approvals is likely to hinder the UK from achieving offshore wind capacity and emission reduction targets within the specified deadline. While there are no tangible signs that the UK Government’s long-term commitment to offshore wind is wavering, the delays in approval decisions are agitating developers, says GlobalData, a leading data and analytics […]
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Norway funds and bets on hydrogen as likely means to provide a green transition to a sustainable future, says GlobalData

Norway’s plan to invest US$384.5m as a green transition package is likely to aid the country on economic and environmental fronts. The environmental support would allow the country to achieve the Paris Climate Agreement target of limiting global temperature rise to less than two degrees by 2050. Alternatively, the economic thrust would help the country […]
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Italy’s electricity consumption will increase in 2021

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in the shutdown of commercial and industrial sectors for an extended period across several countries and Italy is no exception. However, demand for electricity in the country will gradually show an increasing trend in the second half of the year as more industries restart their manufacturing activity, says GlobalData, a leading […]
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Brazil’s power sector is expected to press the pause button to deal with COVID-19 pandemic, says GlobalData

Recent announcements by Brazilian Energy Ministry and power regulator National Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL) such as the provision of free electricity and the allocation of funds to the power sector are expected to provide necessary relief to distribution utilities and low-income electricity consumers who are badly hit by the pandemic. With these measures, the utilities […]
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Effects of the COVID-19 pandemic to bring temporary service irregularities resulting in a contraction in nuclear power generation, says GlobalData

As nuclear plants plan to continue operation in the pandemic they face a stiff challenge from a reduced workforce. The general safety embedded measures implemented in plants across the world are modified work schedules, adherence to social distancing guidelines. This has led to the drop in workforce availability, overburdening workers on-site, as their work schedules […]
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Disruption in equipment supply chain and low oil prices due to COVID-19 to hinder short-term development of renewables in Middle East

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the international supply chain and reduced demand for crude oil, consequently denting government revenues in the Middle East region. It is likely to impact the renewable energy market dynamics in the region in the short term, says GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company. Somik Das, Senior Power Analyst at […]
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