Why Energy Networks Are Charging For Solar Exports And How It Affects Households
Australia has the highest rooftop solar penetration in the world, which brings both opportunities for decarbonisation and challenges for the grid.
Competition, Oversupply To Reduce N-type Solar Module Prices – Pv Magazine International
Global solar demand will continue to grow in 2024, with module demand likely to reach 492 GW to 538 GW. Amy Fang, a senior analyst at InfoLink, looks at module demand and supply chain inventories in a market still affected by oversupply.
Iran Looking At Some Investments From India In Chabahar Region After Pact On Port Operation, Says Envoy - The Economic Times
Iran is looking at some investments from India in Chabahar region post a long-term deal on the Chabahar Port operations, a top Iranian diplomat has said. Talking to PTI, Davoud Rezaei Eskandari, Acting Consul General of Iran in Mumbai, also said that the Chabahar Port deal could be a turning point for its "most relations" with India.
Gold Hits One-month High, Silver Jumps
It comes after metals rise 4-5% globally on China economy hopes. :
The price of silver on Saturday skyrocketed to Rs2,850 per tola (11.66 grams) after the commodity hit a decade high above $30 per ounce (31.10 grams) in the international market over speculation about the return of boom to the Chinese economy. Silver surged Rs120 during the day, according to the All Pakistan Saraf Gems and Jewellers Association. In addition, gold rose to almost one-month high at Rs248,100 per tola, adding another Rs3,100 to its price.
Imf Grills Pakistan On Power Rates
Fund assumes rupee will devalue to Rs329/$ or 18% by June next year. :
As consumers prepare to face three major electric shocks in July, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has advised Pakistan to finalise the next increase in power tariffs based on further rupee devaluation instead of assuming the current stable value of the local currency. The IMF’s ‘advice’ could further compound the problems of electricity consumers because the government has worked out next year’s up to Rs7 per unit electricity increase in rates based on a stable exchange rate, according to energy ministry sources.
Nigeria: Amid Nigeria's Underproduction, Dangote Refinery Orders 24m Barrels Of U.s. Crude Oil - Report
[This Day] Nigeria's new Dangote mega refinery near Lagos is seeking to buy millions of barrels of US crude over the next year as it ramps up processing rates, a sign of the challenges that Africa's largest producer faces in lifting its own oil output.
Nclat Allows Sarda Energy To Seek Tribunal Nod For Its Sks Power Offer - The Economic Times
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has granted permission to Sarda Energy & Minerals (SEML) to pursue a final approval from the bankruptcy court for its bid for SKS Power Generation. This decision overturns the lower court's ruling in October, which instructed the committee of creditors (CoC) to review its selection of SEML as the recipient of the 600 MW power producer.
Tackle Depleting Ground Water, Low Investment In Research In 'amritkaal' | Agriculture
The country needs to do more innovations and bring the power of scale to small and marginal farmers.
What China’s Renewable Energy Boom Means For The World
China’s booming renewable energy industry may be stirring trade tensions, but it could also accelerate a green transition – in China and elsewhere.
Registration Is Open: Join Acer - Fsr Report Launch Event On How Regulation Can Promote More Efficient Investments In Energy Infrastructure (6 June 2024)
ACER and the Florence School of Regulation (FSR) are organising a report launch event on how regulation can promote efficient and innovative infrastructure investments to address electricity transmission system needs. When? Thursday 6 June 2024, from 14:00 to 16:00 CET. What is it about? Significant investments in electricity grids are needed to realise Europe’s decarbonisation objectives and ensure a high level of security of supply. With the digitalisation of the electricity sector and the progress made in several technologies giving rise to smarter and more affordable solutions, it is now possible to reduce costs and lead times associated with electricity grid expansion.