The shortlist of the 2022 Global Energy Prize will be announced on May 24 at a strategic session themed “Russia’s Oil and Gas Complex: Development Trends, Challenges and Outlooks,” which will take place in the capital of Bashkortostan as part of the 30th international exhibition and forum “Gas. Oil. Technologies.”
Laos plans to build a 728 MW Phu Ngoy dam hydropower plant (HPP), as reports the Diplomat, a regional publication, citing the Mekong River Commission, an international organisation through which Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam coordinate the water resources use.
Next fall, Brazil is going to hold a tender on construction of the country’s first offshore wind power plant (WPP), as reports The Global, citing Marcelo Freiro, Minister of Natural Resources.
The Sun Cable Company is going to implement a project on solar power transmission from Australia to Singapore.
The Federal Nuclear Regulatory Agency of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) may issue in 2022 a license to operate the Baraka nuclear power plant (NPP) on the Persian Gulf coast if its operator, the Nawah Company, complies with all the regulatory safety requirements, as reports the UAE News Agency WAM.
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