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POWER WELCOME to NewsBase’s Power Roundup mate study as cited by Nature World News. The
Global (NRG Power), in which the reader is study, published lately by Geophysical Research
invited to join our team of international editors, Letters, also outlines how temperatures have
who provide a snapshot of some of the key issues risen in Central Asia over the past four dec-
affecting their regional beats. We hope you will like ades, including in parts of China, Uzbekistan
NRG Power’s new concise format, but by clicking and Kyrgyzstan.
on the headline link for each section the full text
will be available. ENERGO: Poland expects up to 10GW in new
onshore wind power by 2033
AsiaElec: China looks to space solar by 2028 Poland expects that the easing of rules for the
A team at China’s Xidian University has given development of onshore wind power installa-
the clearest indication yet that Beijing is com- tions will result in 6GW, or even up to 10GW,
peting to lead the development of space-based of newly installed capacity by 2033, the coun-
solar power generation by the end of the dec- try’s climate ministry said on June 17. Poland
ade. The team from Xidian, one of China’s most is planning to apply legislative changes to the
prestigious public research universities, an- current restrictive rules. They will be presented
nounced that it had tested a system aimed at al- to the parliament within June.
lowing the transmission of solar power generat-
ed by a space-based power plant back to Earth.

REM: Desert climates in parts of Central Asia
have spread up to 100 km since 1980s, says
study
Desert climates in parts of Central Asia have
spread by up to 100 km since the 1980s as glob-
al temperatures have risen, according to a cli-

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