Just a few weeks before the UN’s COP26 climate change conference, the Russian Government has asked several ministries to figure out how Russia can catch up with other developed nations on the path to decarbonization, the RBC news website has reported.
The Moscow Times: Ministries tasked with figuring out how to prepare Russia for energy transition
A field of wind turbines of the Orlivska wind farm in Zaporizhia Oblast belonging to DTEK Renewables, the biggest player in Ukraine's renewable energy market. DTEK and Danish company Vestas, the world’s leading wind turbine producer, will build a wind farm in the Tylihul estuary in Mykolaiv Oblast, 460 kilometers south of Kyiv. The so-called Tiligulska wind power plant will start operating in 2022 with a total capacity of 564 megawatts, DTEK Renewables, the conglomerate’s green energy business, reported on March 1.
