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    China April power consumption up by 5.8% YoY

    Reuters quoted data from the National Energy Administration showed that China's power consumption in April rose 5.8% from a year earlier to 553.4 billion kilowatt hours. For the Jan to April period, the country consumed a total of 2.23 trillion kilowatt hours of power, up 5.6% from the previous year.

    Source : Reuters
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    Alpiq sells Czech power plants to Sev.en Energy

    Reuters reported that Swiss electricity producer Alpiq has agreed to sell its two Czech coal-fired power stations to the Czech Republic's Sev.en Energy for around 280 million euros (USD 313 million). Sev.en, which is owned by investor Pavel Tykac and operates a power plant and a lignite mine in the Czech Republic, will buy a 100 percent of Alpiq's 516-megawatt coal and gas-fired plant at Kladno near Prague and its 64-megawatt plant in the eastern city of Zlin.

    Alpiq said that "The divestment is for strategic reasons, looking towards an increasingly decarbonised, digitalized and decentralised energy world. The sale reduces the CO2 emissions of Alpiq's power plant portfolio by more than 60%. Alpiq intends to use the proceeds from the transaction to further develop its growth areas and to continue to optimise its balance sheet."

    Sev.en's Chief Executive Lubos Pavlas said in a statement that "The strategic transition between conventional energy and modern energy generating capacities is an opportunity for us. We want to be a part of this change in the position of those who ensure the stability and safety of supply while deploying new modern solutions. The acquisition of the Czech coal-fired power plants of Alpiq exactly fits within this strategy."

    Source : Reuters
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    China sets renewable power quotas for 2019 and 2020

    Reuters reported that China set mandatory renewable power quotas for each of its region for 2019 and 2020, the National Energy Administration said in an attempt to promote the use of clean energy in the country. It said that local grid companies will have to purchase a certain volume of electricity from renewable energy generators.

    The targets, setting as a portion of renewable energy use in total energy mix, vary from 10% in eastern province of Shandong to as high as 88% in southwestern province of Sichuan in 2019 based on their energy structure.

    The draft plan was launched in November.

    NEA statement said that apart from checks from local authorities, central government will also deploy inspectors to monitor the implementation of the policy.

    Source : Reuters
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    India to surpass Paris agreement - Moody’s

    Clean Technica reported that yet another report has stated that India is on-track to meet the commitment it made as part of the Paris Agreement. This time the report comes from the global credit rating agency Moody’s. Moody’s stated in a report titled ‘Power Asia – Climate goals, declining costs of renewables signal decreasing reliance on coal power’ that India would likely see the share of non-fossil fuel power generation capacity to 45% by 2022 against a commitment of 40% by the same year. This is not the first time that India has been projected to overachieve on its Paris Agreement pledges. The agency further stated the share of coal-based power generation in India would fall to 57% by 2030. The share of coal would decline in the country’s power mix due to the government’s focus on large-scale renewable energy projects. India has set a target to have 175 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity operational by March 2022. This target is further extended to 500 gigawatts by 2030. By that year the share of renewable energy capacity would likely reach 59% from the current 22%.

    At the end of 2018, the share of renewable energy technologies in India’s installed capacity base was 22% while the share of all non-fossil fuel technologies was 36%. The share of fossil fuel-based capacity has been on the decline in India for the last few years with the focus shifting towards solar and wind energy.

    The share of fossil fuel-based capacity declined from 69.8% at the end of 2015 to 63.5% at the end of 2018. The share of solar power capacity increased from 1.5% to 7.4% and the share of all renewable energy capacity increased from 13.1% to 22.1% during the same period. The share of other non-fossil fuel power generation technologies (nuclear and large hydropower) actually declined during this period.

    As of March 2019, the total fossil fuel power generation capacity stood at 226 gigawatts while the total non-fossil fuel power generation capacity was 130 gigawatts.

    Similarly, the share of renewable energy technologies has also increased sharply over the last few quarters in the power generation mix. The share of renewable energy technologies increased from 5.6% at the end of March 2015 to 9.2% at the end of March 2019. The combined share of solar and wind energy in the generation mix more than doubled from 3.4% to 7.4% during this period. The overall share of non-fossil fuel technologies increased from 19.6% at the end of March 2015 to 22.6% at the end of March 2019.

    Source : Clean Technica
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    Global energy investment stabilised in 2018

    Global energy investment stabilised in 2018, ending three consecutive years of decline, as capital spending on oil, gas and coal supply bounced back while investment stalled for energy efficiency and renewables, according to the International Energy Agency’s latest annual review. The findings of the World Energy Investment 2019 report signal a growing mismatch between current trends and the paths to meeting the Paris Agreement and other sustainable development goals. Global energy investment totalled more than USD 1.8 trillion in 2018, a level similar to 2017. For the third year in a row, the power sector attracted more investment than the oil and gas industry. The biggest jump in overall energy investment was in the United States, where it was boosted by higher spending in upstream supply, particularly shale, but also electricity networks. The increase narrowed the gap between the United States and China, which remained the world’s largest investment destination.

    Still, even as investments stabilized, approvals for new conventional oil and gas projects fell short of what would be needed to meet continued robust growth in global energy demand. At the same time, there are few signs of the substantial reallocation of capital towards energy efficiency and cleaner supply sources that is needed to bring investments in line with the Paris Agreement and other sustainable development goals.

    Dr Fatih Birol, the IEA’s Executive Director said that “Energy investments now face unprecedented uncertainties, with shifts in markets, policies and technologies. But the bottom line is that the world is not investing enough in traditional elements of supply to maintain today’s consumption patterns, nor is it investing enough in cleaner energy technologies to change course. Whichever way you look, we are storing up risks for the future.”

    The world is witnessing a shift in investments towards energy supply projects that have shorter lead times. In power generation and the upstream oil and gas sector, the industry is bringing capacity to market more than 20% faster than at the beginning of the decade. This reflects industry and investors seeking to better manage risks in a changing energy system, and also improved project management and lower costs for shorter-cycle assets such as solar PV, onshore wind and US shale.

    Even though decisions to invest in coal-fired power plants declined to their lowest level this century and retirements rose, the global coal power fleet continued to expand, particularly in developing Asian countries.

    The continuing investments in coal plants, which have a long lifecycle, appear to be aimed at filling a growing gap between soaring demand for power and a levelling off of expected generation from low-carbon investments (renewables and nuclear). Without carbon capture technology or incentives for earlier retirements, coal power and the high CO2 emissions it produces would remain part of the global energy system for many years to come. At the same time, to meet sustainability goals, investment in energy efficiency would need to accelerate while spending on renewable power doubles by 2030.

    Among major countries and regions, India had the second largest jump in energy investment in 2018 after the United States. However, the poorest regions of the world, such as sub-Saharan Africa, face persistent financing risks. They only received around 15% of investment in 2018 even though they account for 40% of the global population. Far more capital needs to flow to the least developed countries in order to meet sustainable development goals.

    The report also found that public spending on energy research, development and demonstration (RD&D) is far short of what is needed. While public energy RD&D spending rose modestly in 2018, led by the United States and China, its share of gross domestic product remained flat and most countries are not spending more of their economic output on energy research.

    Dr Birol said that “Current investment trends show the need for bolder decisions required to make the energy system more sustainable. Government leadership is critical to reduce risks for investors in the emerging sectors that urgently need more capital to get the world on the right track.”

    A better understanding the risks faced by investors requires timely and authoritative data and analysis, which the IEA is providing with this year’s World Energy Investment report. The report is being released in a new digital format to convey key findings more effectively.

    Source : Strategic Research Institute
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    Heijmans gaat aan energienet Amsterdam werken

    Gepubliceerd op 5 jun 2019 om 07:48 | Views: 954

    ROSMALEN (AFN) - Bouwbedrijf Heijmans gaat voor netbeheerder Liander de komende vier jaar werken aan het energienet in de Amsterdamse stadsdelen Centrum en Noord. De waarde van het contract, dat nog twee keer met twee jaar verlengd kan worden, is 60 miljoen euro.

    Heijmans gaat in de twee stadsdelen de komende vier jaar de gas- en elektriciteitsnetten ontwerpen en aanpassen om ze voor te bereiden op de energietransitie. De vraag naar elektriciteit neemt door die overgang naar verwachting toe, terwijl de vraag naar gas zal afnemen.
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