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        POWER            WELCOME  to NewsBase’s Power Roundup  REM: COP27: Biden presents US as climate
                         Global (NRG Power), in which the reader is  leader, blasts Putin’s “weaponisation” of fossil
                         invited to join our team of international editors,  fuels
                         who provide a snapshot of some of the key issues  US President Joe Biden spoke at COP27 in
                         affecting their regional beats. We hope you will like  Egypt, hailing the US as a climate leader
                         NRG Power’s new concise format, but by clicking  and meanwhile criticising Russian President
                         on the headline link for each section the full text  Vladimir Putin’s weaponisation of oil and gas.
                         will be available.                   Biden attended the packed summit on Novem-
                                                              ber 11, recalling how his administration had
                                                              ushered through the pro-renewables Inflation
                         AfrElec: Sonatrach, Eni build 10-MW solar  Reduction Act (IRA), which he signed in Au-
                         power plant in Algeria’s Berkine basin  gust.
                         Algeria’s state energy group, Sonatrach, and Ita-
                         ly’s Eni started construction work on a 10-MW  ENERGO: Turkey’s Karpowership anchors
                         solar project and a solar efficiency testing lab in  seventh floating power plant off energy-short
                         Algeria’s Bir Rebaa Nord inside the oil produc-  Cuba
                         tion complex in the Berkine basin, according to a  Turkey’s Karpowership has reportedly an-
                         joint statement on Thursday, November 17. This  chored a seventh floating power plant operator
                         will be the second solar facility in the complex  offshore Cuba to help ease the Caribbean island
                         after the 10-MW plant that was inaugurated in  nation’s energy crisis. With Cubans suffering
                         2018.                                daily, hours-long blackouts, Karpowership,
                                                              owned by Turkish conglomerate Karadeniz
                                                              Holding, was now set to feed an additional 110
                                                              megawatts of electricity, or about one-tenth the
                                                              average daily generation shortfall, by month’s
                                                              end, Turkish daily Sabah reported on Novem-
                                                              ber 16.







































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