The $5 billion co-location project initiated by Green Power, including the Masdar plant, marks a significant milestone in the pursuit of 24/7 clean power. This endeavor is recognized as a pivotal step in the transition to sustainable energy solutions. Concurrently, the United Nations’ Methane Alert and Response System utilizes artificial intelligence to effectively identify 80-85% of methane releases for potential repair, uncovering leaks equivalent to the annual emissions from approximately 24 million cars. This system enables rapid interventions by governments and businesses to combat climate change.
In India, Delhi’s EV Policy 2.0 mandates that starting in 2027, only electric three-wheelers and commercial goods vehicles can be registered, with a full transition to electric scooters and motorcycles required by 2028. This policy is supported by financial incentives for buyers, illustrating a robust governmental commitment to improving air quality.
Meanwhile, the MTerra Solar project in the Philippines has launched its first phase, contributing 1,373 MW of solar capacity and 825 MW of battery storage. Upon completion, the project will deliver a total of 3.5 GW of solar capacity and 4.5 GWh of energy storage, significantly advancing the country’s renewable energy goals and reducing its reliance on coal.
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Places mentioned in this update: China, Delhi, Europe, India, Lemoiz, Masdar, Philippines, Spain