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Global
Asia looks to release oil reserves after U.S. request for coordinated move to cool global energy prices

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UAE says world still needs to invest billions in oil and gas projects

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Glasgow impacts 80 per cent of global coal pipeline: Analysis

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Germany's largest power producer RWE to spend $57 billion through 2030 in green power push

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National

Govt allows thermal power firms to meet existing PPA commitments via renewables supply

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PM Modi to launch 600 Mw Ultra Mega Solar Power Park in Jhansi to alleviate issues of water shortage for farmers

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Goa is in the process of preparing a 100% renewable energy plan with assistance from the Ministry of new and renewable energy.

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14 million tons a day show why India and China won’t quit coal

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