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POWER WELCOME to NewsBase’s Power Roundup REM: Desert climates in parts of Central Asia
Global (NRG Power), in which the reader is have spread up to 100 km since 1980s, says
invited to join our team of international editors, study
who provide a snapshot of some of the key issues Desert climates in parts of Central Asia have
affecting their regional beats. We hope you will like spread by up to 100 km since the 1980s as glob-
NRG Power’s new concise format, but by clicking al temperatures have risen, according to a cli-
on the headline link for each section the full text mate study as cited by Nature World News. The
will be available. study, published lately by Geophysical Research
Letters, also outlines how temperatures have
AfrElec: Nigeria needs $100bn to boost electric- risen in Central Asia over the past four dec-
ity supply, says World Bank ades, including in parts of China, Uzbekistan
Nigeria needs around $100bn in the next 10 and Kyrgyzstan.
years to tackle the country’s unreliable power
supply, the World Bank has estimated. Speak- ENERGO: Poland expects up to 10GW in new
ing at an event put on by The Electricity Hub, onshore wind power by 2033
a media organisation focused on the African Poland expects that the easing of rules for the
power sector, Ashish Khanna, the World Bank’s development of onshore wind power installa-
Regional Director for Infrastructure for Africa tions will result in 6GW, or even up to 10GW,
West and East, said that Nigeria needs large of newly installed capacity by 2033, the coun-
investment. try’s climate ministry said on June 17. Poland
is planning to apply legislative changes to the
current restrictive rules. They will be presented
to the parliament within June.

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