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Enhancing regional cooperation through ASPA

Enhancing regional cooperation and integration through APSA can further bring countries together into an interdependent network to ensure the security of the petroleum supply. OIL and gas security issues are elevating globally, mainly caused by increasing geopolitical tension around the world. With the imposition of economic sanctions affecting some regions, the energy market has become tight, leading to a ...

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Japan plans to increase hydrogen supply by sixfold over next 17 years

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s government will aim to generate $113B in investment over next 15 years to increase hydrogen current level to around 12M tons by 2040 Japan is planning to increase hydrogen supply by sixfold over the next 17 years in order to spur the use of renewable energy, local media said on Tuesday. Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s government will aim to generate 15 trillion yen (about $113 ...

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Japan & US to step up cooperation in developing next-generation nuclear reactors

The two nations are also expected to discuss concerns about the growing shortage of natural gas in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Yomiuri Shimbun TOKYO – Japan and the United States are arranging to strengthen cooperation in the development of next-generation reactors and other areas of nuclear energy, according to sources. Thanks to Japan’s drastic shift away from a policy under which there were ...

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LNG weathering the storm

At first sight, LNG as a transition fuel appears to tick all the boxes: the world has abundant supplies in most key regions; it is of course a hydrocarbon, but the cleanest carbon-based fuel by a long way; there is already a substantial global LNG infrastructure, with further rapid expansion in liquefaction and regasification facilities in progress; and LNG bunkering infrastructure is developing fast to fue ...

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Indonesia’s new SOE scheme puts focus on coal phasedown

JAKARTA -- Indonesia believes it has found a way to speed up plans to decarbonize its economy -- having state-owned enterprises employ an innovative financing scheme that the Asian Development Bank is touting as a model for much of Southeast Asia. The region's largest economy is a major coal producer but aspires to reduce its reliance on the resource as it strives to reach President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo's g ...

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The Revival of Japans Nuclear Industry

After Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, in late August, ordered the development and construction of new nuclear power plants, Japan’s nuclear power plant builders are quickly following up with new and safer reactors. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) on September 29 announced the conceptual design of a new light-water nuclear reactor with additional safety features. The very next day, September 30, it ...

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Mitsubishi Power’s State-of-the-Art M701JAC Gas Turbine Exceeds 8,000 Actual Operating Hours

Air-cooled JAC Series Establishes Industry Benchmark of Reliability for 50Hz Power Generation -- - Milestone for the M701JAC model achieved by the first unit installed for the 5,300 MW GTCC power plant project in Thailand. - An M501JAC model (for 60Hz power generation) currently undergoing long-term verification testing at the T-Point 2 facility at the Takasago Machinery Works has also reproduced the 8,000 ...

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Indonesia plans huge energy subsidies for 2023

JAKARTA: Indonesia will allocate “very large” energy subsidies in 2023 to stabilise prices, even as the government predicts windfall revenues from high commodity prices to decline, its finance minister said on Monday after attending a cabinet meeting. Southeast Asia’s largest economy this year has budgeted 502 trillion rupiah ($33.75 billion) in subsidies and compensations to keep some fuel prices and power ...

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Black & Veatch Joins Australian Hydrogen Council, Deepens Decarbonization Commitment to Australia

Global infrastructure solutions leader joins leading Australian industry as country advances $1.4 billion plan to build a hydrogen industry Black & Veatch has joined the Australian Hydrogen Council (AHC) as part of its efforts to accelerate the global shift to zero emission energy and speed the development of a global hydrogen energy economy. CEO of the AHC, Dr Fiona Simon, said one of the strengths of ...

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GE First in World to Test High Power, High Voltage Hybrid Electric Components in Altitude Conditions

Major milestone toward hybrid electric flight for commercial passenger air travel World’s first megawatt-class (high power) and multi-kilovolt (high voltage) hybrid electric system tested in altitude conditions Altitude integration test completed at NASA’s NEAT facility One MW could power more than 600 houses* At the Farnborough International Airshow, GE announced it completed the world’s first test of a me ...

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