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Bangkok PostEN

Analysts propose cleaner power development plan

Energy and climate specialists have proposed an alternative version of Thailand's power development plan (PDP) dubbed the "Resilient PDP", aimed at ensuring a smooth transition to a low-carbon economy without relying heavily on natural gas as a bridging fuel.

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The NationalEN

Masdar and Endesa begin construction of $28m battery storage projects in Spain amid clean energy push

Abu Dhabi clean energy company Masdar and Spanish utility firm Endesa have started construction of three battery energy storage projects in Spain to help the European nation integrate more clean power into its grid. The total investment in the projects at Ardila, La Vega I and La Vega II, is €25.2 million ($28.3 million), Masdar said in a statement on Thursd

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The GuardianEN

‘Swift justice’: Student List supporters focus on cleaning up Serbia’s rotten institutions

<p>After improbable election victory, the unconventional grassroots movement says it will prioritise dismissal of corrupt officials</p><p>In Belgrade’s Pioneers Park, just across from the national assembly, a small crowd craned their necks to listen. One woman held aloft a placard reading “Love prevailed for the people and Serbia”. With a bouquet of media mi

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The NationalEN

UAE oil spill: Everything we know as beaches close and clean-up drive continues

Authorities across the UAE are stepping up efforts to contain an oil spill from a supertanker off the coast of Umm Al Quwain to limit the environmental impact and protect precious marine life. The Ministry of Climate Change and Environment confirmed the incident last Friday, stating it was the cause of a strong fuel smell reported in a number of emirates. Th

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The NationalEN

UAE oil spill: Sharjah closes all beaches as clean-up effort continues

Sharjah on Wednesday announced the temporary closure of all beaches as a precaution against marine pollution from an oil spill off the coast of Umm Al Quwain . The measure comes as authorities across the Northern Emirates take action after a supertanker oil spill in the Arabian Gulf. Specialised teams in Sharjah are acting to protect the emirate’s coastline

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