REM - Renewable Energy
Brazil’s Lula calls out climate inaction ahead of COP30
Brazil pushes $125bn rainforest finance plan
Will Trump’s Central Asia summit in Washington help break the Chinese chokehold on rare earths?
“Rare earths”. As Donald Trump on November 6 hosts Central Asia’s five presidents in Washington, DC, observers can forgive themselves if they quickly lose count of the number of times these buzzwords are uttered.
Colombia's Solenium to develop 40 solar mini-grids after securing $40mn financing
Colombian renewable-energy startup Solenium will develop 40 solar mini-grids across five departments in Colombia after securing $40mn (COP154bn) in debt financing, the company state
Riga Airport becomes the first climate-neutral airport in the Baltics
The airport has implemented a range of initiatives to improve energy efficiency, adopt renewable energy sources and promote sustainable transport across its operations.
Sunotec, Shell sign hedge deal for Bulgarian battery storage project
German-Bulgarian solar developer Sunotec has signed a five-year price hedge agreement with UK energy trader Shell Energy Europe for its 600-megawatt-hour (MWh) battery storage project in Bulgaria.
Panama balances growth and decarbonisation in Its energy sector
Panama’s energy sector is undergoing a gradual transformation driven by economic and environmental considerations.
South Africa–Europe iron ore route could adopt ammonia-fuelled vessels from 2029 — study
Brazil hosts mayors’ pact to tackle extreme heat
Iran buys $2.5bn in Chinese solar equipment to power 7GW renewables push
Iran imported solar equipment worth around $2.5bn from China to build renewable power plants with a capacity of 7,000 megawatts (MW).
French court finds TotalEnergies guilty of greenwashing
A Paris civil court on October 27 ruled that TotalEnergies misled consumers by overstating its climate ambitions and the extent of its contribution to the energy transition.
Ukrainian giants Metinvest and Kyivstar expand into EU manufacturing and renewable energy
Ukrainian industrial and telecom leaders are expanding their investment portfolios in Europe and renewable energy as the country’s corporate sector adapts to wartime challenges and looks for growth opportunities abroad.
Turkey’s auto market poised for record-breaking year
Turkey’s passenger car and light commercial vehicle (LCV) market has surpassed the one‑million sales mark in the first 10 months of 2025, setting the stage for an all‑time record by year’s end.
JSE-listed Standard Bank invests $40mn in New GX Capital's clean-tech platform Airnergize
98MW solar power project starts supplying South African chemicals giant Sasol
A 97.5-megawatt (MW) solar power project in central South Africa which supplies electricity to an oxygen production plant at Sasol Secunda that is being run by French firm, Air Liquide, has been officially inaugurated.
African Development Bank mobilises $15mn funding package for Zambia's Garneton North solar project
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has provided a $15mn funding package to back a 20MW solar project to be built in northwestern Zambia, the financial institution said on October 31.
DHL inaugurates solar-powered warehouse in Thailand
Hyundai expands hydrogen strategy through new Singapore partnership
Hyundai Motor Group (005380.KS) / (ADR)(HYMTF), a major South Korean automaker, partners with Singapore’s Economic Development Board to accelerate low-carbon and hydrogen tech development.
Mongolia engages ADB to provide transaction advisory for stable solar energy project
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has announced in a press release that it has been engaged by the government of Mongolia to provide transaction advisory services for the Stable Solar Energy in Mongolia Project.
Brazil’s Haddad says $10bn enough to launch tropical forest fund
Brazil’s Açu port links with Antwerp for green shipping route
Cox shareholders approve €3.7bn Iberdrola Mexico acquisition with 100% backing
Cox's extraordinary general shareholders' meeting approved on November 4 acquiring 100% of Iberdrola México's share capital, an operation agreed last July for $4.2bn (approximately €3.7bn), El Periodico de la Energia reported.
Poland's PGE gets key permit for 0.9 GW offshore wind farm, eyes auction
Polish state-owned utility PGE has received a key environmental decision for its Baltica 1 offshore wind farm, clearing the 0.9 gigawatt (GW) project to participate in an auction scheduled for Dec. 17, the company said on November 3.
Environmentalists hit out at plans to relocate up to 60,000 for Tajikistan’s Rogun mega hydro project
Plans to relocate up to 60,000 people from the flood zone of Tajikistan’s $8bn Rogun mega hydroelectric power plant (HPP) project are "deeply flawed", the international environmental coalition Rogun Alert said in a report published on November 4.
South Africa's University of Cape Town in collaboration to establish backup power project at its health sciences wing
South Africa's University of Cape Town (UCT) has partnered engineering, procurement, and construction firm ACES Africa and sustainable energy company Solarise Africa to launch a backup power project at its Health Sciences Campus in Observatory.
Ghana, Switzerland partner on $200mn solar drive to boost clean energy shift
Ghana has launched a $200mn clean energy programme with Switzerland to expand the use of rooftop solar systems and reduce carbon emissions across the country.
Fewer than 60 leaders set for Brazil’s COP30 summit
Brazil’s Amazon deforestation hits 15-year low ahead of COP30
Atlantic Lithium reports quarterly cash of $2.6mn as Ewoyaa project in Ghana awaits ratification
South Africa focuses on nuclear expansion to strengthen future power generation
South Africa’s new energy roadmap signals a decisive policy shift, positioning nuclear power alongside renewables as twin pillars of the country’s long-term energy security and economic growth strategy.
South African court orders renewables investor Ikamva to pay government $10mn for failed wind projects
The South African High Court has ordered renewable energy consortium Ikamva to pay the government $9.5mn in outstanding bonds for six failed wind projects.
Kazakhstan launches its first carbon agro-climatic testing ground
Kazakhstan has reportedly opened its first carbon agro-climatic testing ground, known as Kaz Agro Carbon, at the Barayev Scientific and Production Center for Grain Farming, as part of the country’s transition toward climate-resilient agriculture.
Singapore–China economic ties enter a new era of digital and green collaboration
The economic relationship between Singapore and China is entering a dynamic new phase, marked by deeper cooperation in innovation-driven sectors such as digital trade and green development, according to industry leaders
Costa Rica state power firm breaks ground on $11.5mn solar plant
ICE (Costa Rican Electricity Institute) launches 10.3 MW photovoltaic facility in San José as Central American nation accelerates renewable capacity expansion
Senvion India inks MoU with Integrum Energy to supply 50 wind turbines across five states
At Windergy India 2025, Senvion India officially unveiled its engineered-in-India 4.2M160 wind turbine prototype and announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with Integrum Energy to supply and commission up to 50 units of the model
Solar power strengthens Vietnam–Denmark ties
The Embassy of Denmark in Vietnam and LTP Group Asia have officially launched LTP’s upgraded garment factory in Ho Chi Minh City, featuring a new rooftop solar installation.
US consultancy Synergy secures contract as lead financial advisor for $4.5bn dam project for Zimbabwe, Zambia
Zimbabwe and Zambia have selected US group Synergy Consulting Ltd (Synergy) as the lead financial advisor for their planned $4.5bn hydropower project on a river that forms part of their common border.
Morocco could unlock $31bn distributed solar market with regulatory reforms: study
Morocco could install up to 28.6GW of distributed solar, producing 66.8 TWh of electricity and creating a $31bn market, a study by the Imal Initiative for Climate and Development showed
Egypt to produce solar panels in Q1 2026 with up to 90% local content
Egypt will begin domestic production of solar panels in Q1 2026, with a local content rate ranging from 80% to 90%
Montenegro’s EPCG begins transport of giant blades for new Gvozd wind farm project
Montenegro’s state-owned power utility EPCG said it has begun transporting giant wind turbine blades for the Gvozd wind farm, a flagship renewable energy project that marks a major milestone for the country’s energy sector.
Sawa Energy secures €2.5mn EU investment to expand solar and battery projects in Uganda
Uganda-based renewables company Sawa Energy has received a €2.5mn ($2.88mn) equity investment from ElectriFI, the EU-funded impact investment facility managed by EDFI Management Company.
Kenya’s KenGen declares record dividend after 54% profit rise
Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) has declared a final dividend of KES 0.90 ($0.0069) per share, a total payout of KES 5.93bn ($45.79mn), payable on 12 February 2026 to shareholders on the register as of November 27, 2025.
Slovak municipalities could oppose country’s wind energy plans
The country’s majority state controlled Nuclear Energy Company (JESS) plans a wind project which could number up to 45 wind turbines, and has already submitted it for environmental impact assessment (EIA).
Australian PM strengthens trade and green investment ties at 2025 APEC Summit
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has wrapped up a productive visit to the Republic of Korea, where he attended the 2025 APEC Summit from October 29 to November 1, reinforcing Australia’s economic partnerships and regional engagement
Taiwanese solar firms see stronger momentum from 2025 onward
Taiwan’s leading solar manufacturers anticipate a turnaround next year, backed by rising interest from the United States and new restrictions limiting Chinese-linked suppliers.
Taiwan secures major boost to floating offshore wind plans
India plans key nuclear law amendments to attract foreign capital and expand atomic power capacity
The Indian government is preparing significant amendments to two major laws governing the country’s atomic energy sector, aiming to modernise the framework for nuclear power generation and attract foreign investment
Bangladesh and UNDP launch low-carbon urban development project in Dhaka and Chattogram
Loas gets first Deepal EV centre
Laos has taken a significant step towards cleaner transport with the official introduction of the Deepal electric vehicle (EV) brand and the opening of the country’s first authorised Deepal dealership in Vientiane.
Constant Energy acquires Thai solar portfolio
Renewable energy developer and power producer Constant Energy has completed the purchase of a 7.7-MW solar park portfolio in Thailand from EDP Renewables APAC
China-backed wind project boosts Vietnam’s green shift
In Binh Dai commune, located in Vietnam’s southern Vinh Long province, rows of offshore wind turbines now rise above the waters of the Mekong Delta, reflecting the country’s accelerating move towards renewable power
Vietnam, UK deepen clean energy ties
Vietnam and the United Kingdom have signed two Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) covering cooperation in clean energy and trade
Plug Power inks 2GW electrolyser agreement with Allied Biofuels for Uzbekistan SAF facility
Plug Power has entered into a binding deal with Allied Biofuels FE LLC (ABF) to deliver up to 2 gigawatts of its GenEco PEM electrolyser systems for a new sustainable and electro-sustainable aviation fuel facility in Uzbekistan.
South Africa’s maxwell+spark raises $15mn Series B to scale industrial logistics electrification
South African-founded maxwell+spark, which develops lithium-ion systems to electrify forklifts and refrigerated transport, raised $15mn in a Series B round led by Klima, Alantra’s energy transition fund.
Tokayev says Kazakhstan should prepare for water shortages
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev urged greater preparedness for worsening water shortages ahead, stressing the need for modern irrigation and efficient resource management.
Bulat Utemuratov Foundation launches Aral Sea restoration project with UC Berkeley and IFAS
The Bulat Utemuratov Foundation has unveiled a major environmental initiative aimed at restoring the degraded ecosystem of the Aral Sea seabed, one of the world’s most severely damaged ecological zones, the foundation said in a press release.
Croatia submits reform package on construction, spatial planning and energy efficiency to parliament
The Croatian government on October 30 submitted to parliament a package of three reform bills on spatial planning, construction and energy efficiency in building.
Singapore, Chile and New Zealand launch green economy partnership agreement at APEC Summit
Singapore, Chile, and New Zealand have officially launched negotiations for a plurilateral Green Economy Partnership Agreement (GEPA), aimed at setting new global standards for sustainable trade and investment
Indonesia to spotlight high-integrity carbon market at COP30 pavilion in Brazil
Indonesia will showcase the vast potential of its national carbon market at the upcoming United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém, Brazil, from November 10-21
ADB approves $460mn loan to boost rural solar power and farming in India's Maharashtra
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a $460mn results-based loan to modernise rural power infrastructure in the Indian state of Maharashtra
Japan moves to tighten oversight of large-scale solar projects
Taiwan sets timeline for nationwide circular economy strategy
Taiwan will present its long term blueprint for a circular economy in 2026 as part of its wider push toward a greener, low carbon future.
$32.2bn needed for Cambodia’s green transition
Cambodia is advancing its green finance framework as it seeks to mobilise $32.2bn to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2035.
South Korea’s SBIN expands solar presence in Laos
Authorities in Attapeu Province have granted approval to South Korea’s SBIN Corporation to develop a 5-megawatt solar power project, further expanding the province’s renewable energy portfolio.
North Macedonia prioritises clear rules and de-risking tools to boost green investments
Investments in energy efficiency and renewable energy require predictable rules, digitalised procedures, and de-risking instruments that attract private capital through local banks, North Macedonia’s energy minister Sanja Božinovska said.
Eurobonds of Istanbul-listed Zorlu units offer attractive yields amid rating downgrades and no default expectation
Debut paper currently offering 14-15% yield.
Colombia, Saudi Arabia sign five-year energy cooperation agreement
Colombia and Saudi Arabia signed a memorandum of understanding on October 29 establishing five-year cooperation on hydrogen, clean energy, carbon capture and storage, and energy efficiency projects
North Macedonia’s ESM signs €1.5mn EU-backed grant to accelerate green transformation
TotalEnergies awards Al Busttan EPCLO contract for Iraq’s Ratawi Pioneer Camp
Al Busttan Company for General Services has signed a comprehensive EPCLO (Engineering, Procurement, Construction, Lease, and Operate) contract with TotalEnergies EP Ratawi Hub (TEPRH) to deliver and run a fully equipped 200-person Pioneer Camp
China’s Kaishan to build $800mn geothermal-powered green ammonia plant in Kenya
Chinese engineering firm Kaishan Group Co. Ltd (SZSE: 300257) has signed a steam-supply agreement with Kenya Electricity Generating Company (NSE: KGN) to build a 165 MW geothermal-powered green ammonia plant in the East African country.
Japan-backed Isabela solar farm connects to Philippine grid
Rizal Green Energy Corporation, a partnership between PetroGreen Energy Corporation of the Yuchengco Group and Japan’s Taisei Corporation, has finished linking its solar development in Isabela to the national power network.
Sri Lanka expands duty exemptions to boost renewable energy projects
Sri Lanka has expanded its list of duty-free capital goods to include renewable energy generation and storage systems, in a move aimed at accelerating investment in clean energy infrastructure
Pakistan PM calls for technology transfer, global solidarity to tackle climate and economic challenges
Pakistani Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif has called on developed nations to form genuine partnerships with developing countries through technology transfer, fair resource sharing, and coordinated global action to ensure shared prosperity
Project Matador marks new South Korea-US nuclear collaboration
Fermi America, a private energy developer in the United States, is moving ahead with what could become one of the most significant privately financed clean energy projects globally.
Rio Tinto, China’s SPIC Qiyuan launch trial of battery-swap tech for electric haul trucks at Mongolia’s Oyu Tolgoi mine
Anglo-Australian mining giant Rio Tinto and Chinese electricity generation company SPIC Qiyuan have launched a trial of battery-swap technology for electric haul trucks at Mongolia’s Oyu Tolgoi copper mine, the former said in a press release.
Kyrgyzstan set to achieve energy independence within two years, says president
Kyrgyzstan’s President Sadyr Japarov has pledged that the country will overcome its winter power shortage difficulties and become energy independent within two and a half years.
Turkey’s EV charging infrastructure expanding at unprecedented pace, says regulator
Turkey’s electric vehicle (EV) charging network is expanding at an unprecedented pace as shown by the usage data on September, according to the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EPDK).
South African independent power producer SOLA Group's Springbok project begins commercial operations
The $175mn 195-MW Springbok solar power project in central South Africa, owned by local renewable energy firm SOLA Group, has started commercial operations.
Chile to pay $250mn in refunds to overcharged electricity consumers
Chile's government has announced nearly $250mn in refunds to residential electricity customers for overcharges by generators and transmission companies, with monthly repayments set to begin January 1, 2026.
Brazil weighs green shipping corridor in Mercosur
Brazil’s cabotage association Abac plans to establish a sustainable fuel corridor for vessels flying the Brazilian flag within the Mercosur trade bloc.
Colombia launches domestic electric bus production in clean transport push
Colombia commenced production of its first domestically manufactured electric bus through a partnership between China's BYD, Japan's HINO and local coachbuilder Marcopolo, marking a strategic pivot towards clean transport
EU delay on deforestation law angers Brazil exporters
Solar projects dominate new South African energy projects under development, survey reveals
About 220 gigawatts (GW) of renewables capacity is at various stages of development in South Africa, with 72 GW being at an advanced stage, Engineering News reported on October 27.
Shree Cement commissions new solar facility in India
Shree Cement Limited has commissioned a 20MW solar power facility in the Chitrakoot district of Uttar Pradesh, marking another step in the company’s expansion of renewable energy assets across India.
Ukraine’s electric vehicle imports surge 52% as government expands charging infrastructure
Ukraine’s electric vehicle (EV) market grew by more than half this year as consumers increasingly shift towards cleaner transport, prompting the government to accelerate development of national charging infrastructure.
Iran to lift renewable capacity to 11 GW by summer 2026
The Arctic and Antarctica record "off the charts" heat as polar warming accelerates
Parts of both the Arctic and Antarctic have experienced historically high temperatures in recent weeks, with weather stations in East Antarctica recording record-breaking warmth for the month of October, alarming climate scientists.
Kazakhstan in talks to supply uranium to Finland as Helsinki phases out Russian nuclear fuel
Kazakhstan is in discussions with Finland over potential uranium supplies for Finnish nuclear power plants, Almasadam Satkaliyev, chairman of Kazakhstan’s national nuclear energy agency, said as Finnish President Alexander Stubb paid a visit.
Singapore’s GasCo in talks for long-term LNG contracts ahead of 2026 launch
Singapore’s GasCo is holding discussions with liquefied natural gas (LNG) suppliers to secure long-term contracts, as the state-owned company prepares to begin operations on January 1, 2026
France firm Saft secures major battery deal in Taiwan
Saft, a battery manufacturer based in France and part of TotalEnergies, has been chosen to supply a large-scale energy storage system for Foxwell Power Co Ltd in Taichung, Taiwan.
Hyundai Motor Group to present hydrogen roadmap at APEC CEO Summit
Hyundai Motor Group will outline its hydrogen energy ambitions to global executives during the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) CEO Summit in South Korea.
NTPC Green Energy signs MoU with Paradip Port to develop green hydrogen projects in India's Odisha
NTPC Green Energy Limited (NGEL), a subsidiary of NTPC Limited, has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Paradip Port Authority to advance green hydrogen initiatives in Odisha
Ulaanbaatar inks PPP for China’s Renshou Sichuan to build $207mn waste-to-energy plant
The city government of Mongolia’s capital has signed a public-private partnership (PPP) agreement for the construction of a $206.5mn waste-to-energy plant by a Chinese contractor.
Algeria to cut customs duties on solar, hydrogen technologies
The Algerian government plans to introduce a series of fiscal measures designed to accelerate the country’s renewable energy transition
Thailand delays approval for Laos-Singapore power deal
Thailand has not yet approved transmission charges for the second phase of the Lao PDR–Thailand–Malaysia–Singapore Power Integration Project, a senior Thai energy official confirmed on October 27
Colombia refines green transition strategy as energy crisis deepens
Colombia's renewable energy capacity has expanded from 2% to roughly 10-12% of the power matrix over the past two years, yet bureaucratic delays and infrastructure bottlenecks threaten to derail President Gustavo Petro's environmental agenda.
France backs Vietnam’s energy transition with $550mn
France has reaffirmed its partnership with Vietnam through a new pledge of $550mn to advance the country’s sustainable development and energy transition.
Renewables company Ecogreen sells 20% stake via Istanbul IPO for TRY 1.1bn
Ecogreen Enerji Holding (ECOGR) sold 110mn shares, amounting to a 20% stake, via a Borsa Istanbul initial public offering (IPO), Gedik Yatirim (GEDIK), which acted as the intermediary in the offering, said on October 27.
Belize secures $5mn for climate-resilient water systems in rural communities
Belize has secured approval for a $5mn project aimed at strengthening water security in vulnerable rural communities through solar-powered systems and ecosystem restoration.
Uzbekistan looks at possible role for Italy’s Ansaldo Energia in construction of its first nuclear power plant
Uzbekistan is in talks that could lead to a role forf Italy’s Ansaldo Energia in the Russia-led construction of its first nuclear power plant (NPP).
Sun King opens Kenyan solar assembly plant to serve off-grid households, plans Nigerian unit
Off-grid solar company Sun King has opened its first large-scale assembly plant in Nairobi for solar-powered televisions and smartphones using its off-grid systems. It also plans to open a second plant in Nigeria to strengthen its supply chain.
Nigeria seals pact with China's Longi to build up to 1 GW solar panel plant
Nigeria has signed a strategic partnership with Chinese solar manufacturer Longi to establish a domestic solar module factory with a capacity of between 500 MW and 1 GW
China Energy to invest $1bn in renewable energy projects in Kazakhstan
China Energy has committed to investing $1bn in the construction of two major renewable energy facilities in Kazakhstan.
Singapore launches $11.6mn grant and new frameworks to restore carbon markets confidence
Singapore has unveiled a suite of new initiatives aimed at rebuilding trust in the global carbon credit market and encouraging companies to participate in “high-integrity” carbon trading
ASEAN and China seal upgraded free trade pact to deepen economic ties in digital and green sectors
ASEAN and China have signed the upgraded ASEAN-China Free Trade Area 3.0 (ACFTA 3.0), ushering in a new phase of economic cooperation between Southeast Asia’s regional bloc and the world’s second-largest economy
Singapore’s green pivot – headline grabbing but still limited
Forays into offshore wind via regional cooperation with neighbours, and forward-looking bets on hydrogen and low-carbon fuels are making headlines, but the scale required to wean a heavily gas-dependent system off fossil fuels is still daunting.
Walton installs Bangladesh’s largest floating solar power plant
In alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Bangladesh’s leading electronics manufacturer Walton has commissioned the country’s largest floating solar power plant with a capacity of 1 MW at its corporate headquarters
Brazil resolves COP30 housing, defends Amazon drilling
Laos, China firms team up for sustainable energy development
Sinopec (Hong Kong) Limited and Dalachalern Star Oil Sole Co., Ltd have signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) to enhance cooperation and support Laos’ long-term goals for energy security and sustainable growth.
Thailand backs hydrogen to reach net zero by 2050
Energy Minister Atthapol Rerkpiboon has identified hydrogen as a crucial pathway for Thailand to reach its Net Zero emissions target by 2050.
Zimbabwean IPP eliminates planned outages in city of 110,000
A Zimbabwean independent power producer (IPP) has helped in almost eliminating outages in a nearby city since it started commercial operations in early November 2024, according to ZBC News.
Slow internet, power deficit two of main obstacles to attracting investment to Tajikistan, government report acknowledges
Two of the main obstacles to drawing investment to Tajikistan are the country’s low internet speed and power shortages, according to the government’s programme for attracting investment.
Slovenia’s electricity generation falls in September, imports rise amid lower thermal output
Slovenia produced 932 GWh of electricity in September, marking a 10% decline from August and a 28% drop compared to September 2024, the statistics office reported on October 27.
South Africa announces “ambitious” energy sector transformation policy
South Africa’s Integrated Resource Plan sets out the government’s strategy to reform the energy sector and stimulate development and economic growth.
PCR and ArcelorMittal Acindar launch Argentina's first wind-solar farm
Argentina has inaugurated its first hybrid wind-solar farm with PCR and ArcelorMittal Acindar launching the 18 MW Toro Negro Solar Park, integrated into the existing San Luis Norte Wind Farm in the General Belgrano department.
Honduras cuts fuel import spending by 15.4% as renewables reduce thermal generation demand
Clean sources provided 23.4% of Mexico's electricity in 2024
Electricity generation from clean sources in Mexico reached 23.4% of the total in 2024, marking the starting point for fulfilling the new goal for this six-year term, which will be 38% by 2030, according to the Electricity Sector Development Plan
Nigerian startup Rana Energy raises $3mn pre-seed to scale AI-powered clean energy model
Nigerian startup Rana Energy has raised $3mn in pre-seed funding—combining equity from Techstars and EchoVC Eco with a $2.5mn green-debt facility backed by FSDH Asset Management—to expand its AI-powered “Clean Energy-as-a-Service” model.
Singapore weighs nuclear energy as future power option
Singapore has unveiled a new background paper exploring the potential role of nuclear energy in its power mix, signalling a cautious yet serious shift toward evaluating atomic power as part of its long-term energy security and decarbonisation goals
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