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Posted inCLIMATE DIPLOMACY
Germany will invest EUR 4 bn in Africa’s green energy market
The country is looking to develop hydrogen-focused trade zones in Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia
Posted inALSO ON OUR RADAR
UAE’s Adnoc + Australia’s Santos sign agreement to accelerate carbon capture roll out in Asia-Pacific
The agreement will also propose new CO2 shipping and transportation networks
Posted inAROUND THE WORLD
Indonesia rolls out USD 20 bn renewable energy investment plan
The plan aims to cut carbon emissions by 100 mn metric tons
Posted inCALENDAR
NOVEMBER 2023 20-24 November (Monday-Friday) Aviation and Alternative Fuels conference, Dubai, UAE. 27-30 November (Monday-Thursday) Abu Dhabi Finance Week (ADFW), Abu Dhabi, UAE. 28-29 November (Tuesday-Wednesday): World Green Economy Summit (WGES), Dubai, UAE. 30 November - 12 December (Thursday-Tuesday): Conference of the Parties (COP 28), Dubai, UAE. DECEMBER 2023 1-10 December (Friday-Saturday): Abu Dhabi Sustainability […]
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TODAY: Fertiglobe’s green ammonia heads off to India + MENA is well positioned for the green steel boom
Good morning, friends. It’s a quiet morning for the climate industry in our region, but we have a compact issue with some interesting developments in EV battery tech and good news regarding our green steel export capacity. THE BIG CLIMATE STORY- OCI-Adnoc JV Fertiglobe has sent its first green ammonia shipment to India from its […]
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Fertiglobe completes its first renewable ammonia shipment from Egypt to India
India's Tuticorin Alkali Chemicals and Fertilizers Limited will use the ammonia to produce green soda ash
Posted inGREEN TECH
Hong Kong University’s Engineering team unveils a breakthrough in battery tech
The study offers a solution to the limitations of conventional lithium-ion batteries