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        POWER            WELCOME  to NewsBase’s Power Roundup  mission (CEC). In September, an offshore wind
                         Global (NRG Power), in which the reader is  act –AB 525 –was signed into law that required
                         invited to join our team of international editors,  the CEC to study the matter. The CEC report
                         who provide a snapshot of some of the key issues  also said there is a potential for 20 GW by 2050,
                         affecting their regional beats. We hope you will like  if there are sufficient technical improvements.
                         NRG Power’s new concise format, but by clicking
                         on the headline link for each section the full text  ENERGO: Georgian government approves
                         will be available.                   $200mn energy project
                                                              New green-energy based projects, namely solar,
                         AfrElec: South Africa power cuts seen rising to  wind and hydropower, with a total investment
                         new level in 2022                    volume  of  $200mn  will  be  implemented  in
                         South Africa is headed for a record year of power  Georgia to support the development of renew-
                         cuts if the rate of station breakdowns continues  able energy and ensure the country’s energy
                         as is the case now, particularly at coal-fuelled  independence, according to the government of
                         plants, according to Bloomberg. State-owned  Georgia. The government has approved “sever-
                         Eskom Holdings said it would again ration elec-  al important projects in the field of renewable
                         tricity on Tuesday, May 10after various genera-  energy production” at a meeting on 10 May,
                         tion units were shut down for repairs or didn’t  aiming to generate 150 MW in installed capaci-
                         return to service as expected.       ty, of which 110 MW will be generated by wind
                                                              infrastructure, 20 MW by solar, and the rest by
                         REM: California sets goal for offshore floating  hydropower.
                         wind of 3 GW by 2030 and up to 15 GW by
                         2045
                         California officials have set a 3-GW goal for
                         2030 and up to 15 GW by 2045, according to
                         a draft report by the California Energy Com-









































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