Policy

Personnel Appointment
New GECF Secretary General Takes Charge
His Excellency Eng. Mohamed Hamel from the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria has assumed office as the fourth Secretary General of the GECF, the global pl…
Personnel Appointment
Tata Power Appoints New CFO
Sanjeev Churiwala took over the role on 1 January.
Energy Subsidies
Brazil Extends Controversial Coal Power Subsidy
Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro signed a law granting a 15-year extension of a subsidy for coal power generation in Santa Catarina state, flying in the face …
Carbon Neutral
S. Korea to Expand Tax Incentives for R&D on Carbon Neutrality Technology
South Korea plans to provide tax incentives for research and development on green technology designed to help cut carbon emissions in an effort to nurture new i…
Power Construction
Chance of power market reversal weighs on Mexico
A possible constitutional electricity overhaul will dominate the outlook for Mexico's power sector in 2022, even if chances for its passage appear difficult.
China
China Issues First White Paper on Export Controls
China issued Wednesday its first white paper on export controls to provide a full picture of related policies and help the international community better unders…
Nuclear Policy
Uzbekistan and IAEA Sign Cooperation Framework for Five Years
Uzbekistan and the International Atomic Energy Agency have signed a cooperation framework for five years.
Nuclear Policy
China Could be Key to Iran Nuclear Impasse
The 2015 agreement on the future of Iran's nuclear program was held up as a triumph of painstaking international diplomacy until former United States president …
Nuclear Policy
Iran Nuclear Deal Talks to Resume on 27 December: EU
A new round of talks on reviving the Iran nuclear deal will begin on 27 December, the EU said today.
Nuclear waste
China Opposes Japanese Decision to Release Nuclear-Contaminated Water into Ocean
China is seriously concerned about and firmly opposes Japan's unilateral decision to discharge the nuclear-contaminated water into the sea and its proceeding wi…
Natural Gas
New York is Banning the Use of Natural Gas in New Buildings
After several other cities in the United States, the City Council of New York passed a law banning the use of natural gas in most new buildings.
Nuclear Power Plant
Iran Says Progress Made with IAEA in Nuclear Talks
Iran's foreign minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian said progress was made in talks with UN nuclear watchdog the IAEA, following pressure from major European power…
Kenya
Kenyan Solar Water Farm Honoured with an Energy Globe Award
GivePower, an international non-profit organisation dedicated to providing clean water and power in developing regions around the world, was awarded the Energy …
Xi, Putin Pledge More Coordination
Beijing and Moscow pledged on Wednesday to bolster cooperation on international affairs, undertake more joint actions to protect their security interests and op…
Nuclear Power Plant
Nuclear Makes a Comeback in the Netherlands
The Netherlands' new coalition government has placed nuclear power at the heart of its climate and energy policy.

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Policy

New GECF Secretary General Takes Charge

Tata Power Appoints New CFO

Brazil Extends Controversial Coal Power Subsidy

S. Korea to Expand Tax Incentives for R&D on Carbon Neutrality Technology

Chance of power market reversal weighs on Mexico

China Issues First White Paper on Export Controls

Uzbekistan and IAEA Sign Cooperation Framework for Five Years

China Could be Key to Iran Nuclear Impasse

Iran Nuclear Deal Talks to Resume on 27 December: EU

China Opposes Japanese Decision to Release Nuclear-Contaminated Water into Ocean

New York is Banning the Use of Natural Gas in New Buildings

Iran Says Progress Made with IAEA in Nuclear Talks

Kenyan Solar Water Farm Honoured with an Energy Globe Award

Xi, Putin Pledge More Coordination

Nuclear Makes a Comeback in the Netherlands