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Trump administration order requires interior secretary to sign off on all wind and solar projects

US Politics · United States

Trump administration order requires interior secretary to sign off on all wind and solar projects

55% Center coverage: 60 sources

The Trump administration plans to put solar and wind projects through an elevated review process, saying that moves toward approval will have to be vetted by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum’s office.See the Story

Solar Becomes Europe's Main Energy Source in June: Consultants

Solar Power · United Kingdom

Solar Becomes Europe's Main Energy Source in June: Consultants

52% Center coverage: 39 sources

India Reaches Clean Power Capacity Target Despite Coal Reliance

Indian Politics · India

India Reaches Clean Power Capacity Target Despite Coal Reliance

58% Right coverage: 12 sources

Trump calls wind, solar bad for power grid. Texas shows otherwise

50% Center coverage: 12 sources

Solar Power · Texas See the Story

Government Eases Sulphur Rules: A Strategic Shift in India's Power Sector

57% Right coverage: 7 sources

The Indian government has relaxed sulphur emission rules for coal-fired power plants, exempting 79% of India's thermal power capacity from mandatory FGD installation, focusing compliance based on location. This decision, informed by scientific studies, aims to lower electricity costs and maintain environmental protection effectively.Taxes · India See the Story

UK unveils changes to CfD scheme to boost renewable energy projects

The UK has announced reforms to its primary clean energy promotion scheme to expedite the development of renewable energy projects.United Kingdom · United Kingdom See the Story

Lithuania advances towards energy independence in power and transport sectors

Lithuania is working towards achieving its vision for a secure, sustainable, and affordable energy future, as per an Energy Policy Review.Lithuania · Lithuania See the Story

EU launches Hydrogen Mechanism to bolster energy security

The European Commission (EC) has initiated the Hydrogen Mechanism under the EU Energy and Raw Materials Platform.European Union See the Story

Carbon capture and storage ‘becoming a practical solution’ despite hurdles - Energy Monitor

Despite the progress, carbon capture and storage does still face economic, regulatory and infrastructure barriers.Infrastructure Read Article

Aligning renewables targets with relevant policies may unlock $20tn by 2060: report

A UNDP study has revealed that aligning renewable energy targets with supportive development policies could lead to economic gains.Read Article

Minister: Estonia Cannot Adopt Unfeasible Obligations with New EU Climate Targets

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

The European Union wants to reduce carbon emissions by 90 percent by 2040 compared to 1990 levels. Estonia agrees with the plan only if the necessary technology exists and interim assessments are realistic, Minister of Energy and the Environment Andres Sutt told ERR.European Commission · Belgium See the Story

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