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Indonesia launches 14 solar power plant projects | Latest Market News (opens the original)
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Indonesian president Prabowo Subianto officially inaugurated Indonesia's 100GW solar power programme on 25 August, with the launch of 14 solar power plant projects across multiple provinces. The 14 solar power plants, which are under various stages of development,will have a combined capacity of 5.3GWp. The projects include the 300MWp Gilimanuk plant, the 134MWp Gajah Mungkur floating plant, the 0.92MWp Sembur plant, and the 0.078MWp Rengit Island plant. Indonesia has set a target to achieve 100
Asia power grid delay may incur billions in cost: Ember | Latest Market News (opens the original)
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Delays in the development of the Asean Power Grid (APG) could result in billions of dollars in economic losses for the region and alter energy transition pathways, according to a report by think-tank Ember. Members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) have announced their target to establish the Asean power grid by 2045. Under an assumed completion date of 2035, each year that the project is delayed beyond this will add $2.6bn in economic losses, according to the report released
UAE says two Adnoc ships attacked by Iran | Latest Market News (opens the original)
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The UAE's foreign ministry in a statement early today condemned an attack against two vessels affiliated with state-owned oil company Adnoc. The UAE denounced "the hostile Iranian attack that targeted two vessels affiliated with Adnoc as they transited the strait of Hormuz". No injuries have been reported. The latest incident comes after an attack on another Adnoc vessel on 8 August. The UAE's foreign ministry said that targeting commercial shipping and using the strait of Hormuz as a "tool of e
Singapore, Indonesia reaffirm power trade co-operation | Latest Market News (opens the original)
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Singapore and Indonesia on 6 July signed deals aimed at strengthening their commitment to collaborating on cross-border electricity trade. Representatives from the two countries signed multiple agreements during the Singapore-Indonesia leaders retreat in Jakarta, Indonesia, with cross-border electricity trade being the main focus of discussions. Indonesia has appointed sovereign wealth fund Danantara Indonesia to lead cross-border power trade with Singapore, Singapore's Ministry of Trade and Ind
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