Energy Markets Management Inc. According to the information compiled from the data, the price of one megawatt-hour of electricity in the day-ahead market was traded at 352.56 liras at the lowest and 617 liras at the highest.

Energy Markets Management Inc. According to the data, the Day Ahead Market (DAM) volume decreased by 3,843.026.48 TL from the previous day’s value on 13.07.2021 and became 331,330,581.79 TL.

The first 3 energy sources that contributed the most in daily electricity production were 38.22% natural gas, 14.25% dam and 11.87% lignite, respectively.

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China added 194 million tonnes of coal mining capacity in 2018, data from the energy bureau showed on Tuesday, despite vows to eliminate excess capacity in the sector and to reduce fossil fuel consumption.

Total coal mining capacity in the country was at 3.53 billion tonnes per year by the end of 2018, according to a statement from the National Energy Administration (NEA). That compares to 3.34 billion tonnes at the end of 2017.

However, the total amount of coal mines in China declined to 3,373 in 2018 from 3,907 in 2017, the NEA said in the statement, as Beijing has been phasing out small and ineffective coal mines in eastern regions and expanding capacity in the west

The increasing coal capacity has stirred concerns it will undermine efforts to cut the share of coal in total energy use, and that China will be unable to keep its commitment of capping climate-warming carbon emissions by around 2030.

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Thailand plans to build the world’s largest floating solar farms to power Southeast Asia’s second-largest economy and to boost the country’s share of clean energy.

State-run Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand will float 16 solar farms with a combined capacity of more than 2.7 gigawatts in nine of its hydroelectric dam reservoirs by 2037, said Thepparat Theppitak, a deputy governor with the utility. Several of the proposed projects are more than double the size of the world’s largest floating system now and the venture dwarfs the 1.3 gigawatts of generation installed globally as of October.

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Italian oil and gas major Eni SpA (BIT:ENI) said today it has initiated construction work on two solar projects in Pakistan and Tunisia with respective power generation capacities of 10 MWp and 5 MWp.

Eni noted that both projects will support upstream operations by delivering green energy with an off-grid set up.

In Pakistan, the company is building а photovoltaic (PV) plant in close proximity to the Bhit gas field of which Eni New Energy Pakistan is the operator with a 40% stake.

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Societal pressure and emissions policies are speeding up innovation in the world of energy. At the same time, increasing competition is pushing companies to become more efficient.

A range of businesses from the likes of Google and Facebook to Nestle are now opting to use more sustainable energy sources such as solar and wind. However, to make the most of renewable technology, business will need to embrace new technologies.

At Schneider Electric we see first-hand that companies are increasingly willing to test out new cleantech to create operational efficiencies, reduce environmental impacts, and cut costs — or even potentially generate ROI.

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