Tag: renewable energy
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Platinum Group Metals, Green Hydrogen, and South Africa’s Path to Economic Growth
Executive Overview South Africa stands at a pivotal moment in its energy and economic trajectory. With abundant platinum group metals (PGMs) and a growing emphasis on green hydrogen, the country aims to align its mineral wealth with a low-carbon economy. The Just Energy Transition Investment Plan (JET IP) outlines a roadmap to reduce emissions, stimulate…
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Platinum Group Metals, Green Hydrogen, and Economic Development in South Africa
Executive Summary South Africa is positioning itself at the crossroads of renewable energy and strategic minerals. The country’s abundant platinum group metals (PGMs) and the global push toward green hydrogen position it to lead in clean-energy industries while pursuing inclusive economic development. The Just Energy Transition Investment Plan (JET IP) outlines a pathway to decarbonize…
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Why Green Energy is Harder Than It Looks in the Philippines
Introduction: The Philippines’ green energy promise The Philippines sits in a sun‑soaked, windy archipelago with abundant renewable resources. On paper, ambitious clean energy targets—boosting solar, wind, and other renewables—look straightforward. In practice, turning potential into reliable power is a complex, high-stakes endeavor that blends policy, technology, finance, and land use. This article dives into why…
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Citicore aims for 3 GW with $2B capex push
Citicore sets bold course to 3 GW capacity Citicore Renewable Energy Corp. (CREC) has unveiled a significant capital expenditure plan aimed at accelerating its project rollout and reaching about 3 gigawatts (GW) of capacity by year-end. The company disclosed that it is setting aside roughly $2 billion (approximately PHP 118.9 billion) to fund the development…
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Why Green Energy is Harder Than It Looks: A Philippine Energy Beat
The promise of renewables in the Philippines The Philippines sits in a unique energy moment. Rich in sun, wind, and river resources, the country has laid out bold clean energy targets meant to reduce dependence on imported fuels, stabilize prices, and cut emissions. On paper, the path seems straightforward: deploy more solar farms, tap the…
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Citicore Bets $2 Billion on 3 GW Renewable Push in 2024
Citicore Announces Major Capex to Accelerate Growth Citicore Renewable Energy Corp. (CREC) has unveiled a bold capital expenditure plan, earmarking roughly $2 billion (about P118.9 billion) to accelerate its project rollout and push its capacity toward 3 gigawatts (GW) by the end of the year. The move signals a strong conviction that the Philippines’ renewable…
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Citicore Aims 3 GW Capacity With $2B Capex Plan 2026
Citicore Sets Aggressive 2026 Capex Target to Reach 3 GW Citicore Renewable Energy Corp. (CREC) has unveiled a bold capital expenditure plan, allocating roughly $2 billion (about P118.9 billion) to accelerate its project rollout with the goal of achieving 3 gigawatts (GW) of capacity by the end of the year. The move signals the company’s…
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Why Green Energy Is Harder Than It Looks: The Philippine Challenge
Introduction: The clean energy dream meets hard realities The Philippines has abundant sun, steady winds, and ambitious clean energy targets. On paper, powering the country with renewables seems straightforward: harness the sun, capture the breeze, and reduce dependence on imported fuels. In practice, turning ambition into reliable power is a complex, expensive, and sometimes frustrating…
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Solar Panel Prices Surge at Start of the Year: What Buyers in Pakistan Need to Know
Overview: A New Year, Higher Costs for Solar Panels As the calendar turns, curious market watchers and prospective solar adopters in Pakistan are noticing a marked rise in the cost of solar panels. Local traders report that imported Chinese solar modules, particularly those rated at 585 watts, 645 watts, and 720 watts, have edged higher…
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Solar Panel Prices Surge at Start of Year in Pakistan: What Homeowners Need to Know
Price Surge Shakes Up Pakistan’s Solar Market The start of the year has brought a notable rise in solar panel prices across Pakistan, with imported Chinese modules showing the sharpest increases. Industry sources report that solar panels with capacities of 585 watts, 645 watts, and 720 watts have become more expensive in local markets, complicating…