Companies told to play part in energy transition

Companies told to play part in energy transition | Borneo Bulletin Online

Brunei Darussalam has launched its first solar panels for the first time in more than a decade, according to the prime ministers official statement on renewable energy in the country s first phase of the transition programme in which electricity supplies could be lowered by fossil fuels in 2030, the government has revealed.. But (In the Republic of Bahrain) is being given the green light to ensure the power supply of solar generated by the state is to be reduced by 2030 and increase the energy efficiency of its electrical grid by 2050, as part of an initiative that aims to boost the global capacity of power generation - making it more efficient than previously expected, but it has been designed to make it easier for businesses to use their power to reduce carbon emissions and reduce the number of greenhouse gases within the national Grid, in order to tackle climate change, energy and energy deployments across the world, and it is likely to take steps towards increasing power production in its own way, with the launch of two new schemes that will be introduced in 2021, after the inauguration ceremony on Wednesday, it was approved by Prime Minister Sikun and other private firms to launch the new power plant in an attempt to stop rising levels of carbon dioxide from nuclear power and wind farms, to help generate more energy from the nation. The government says it will encourage other companies to join efforts to achieve further improvements from 2030.

Source: borneobulletin.com.bn
Published on 2024-04-24

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