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Vena Energy's Chiayi solar farm wins Taiwan award
Vena Energy's 70.2 MWp solar plant in Yizhu, Chiayi County, has won an operations and maintenance prize at Taiwan's first Outstanding Diversified Green Energy Awards.
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Kenyan power producer KenGen completes $120mn rehabilitation of Olkaria I geothermal plant
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Ethiopia’s hydropower expansion highlights gap between growing generation capacity and limited electricity access, says IEA
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Kenya's KenGen shareholders approve 16.7% dividend cut as capital spending rises
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Zambia's Zesco could face $23.1bn financing gap under open-access power scenario
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Kazakhstan targets 13.3 GW of additional power capacity by 2029
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Polsat Plus Group announced a new strategy on October 29, under which the company will focus on its core TMT business, divesting its power and real estate arms. After the announcement, its share price plummeted by 17.67% on the day.
Sri Lanka adds 3.5-MW biomass plant in Anuradhapura
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African Energy Week (AEW) will return to Cape Town on October 4–8, 2027, using both Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) venues to accommodate more exhibitors, investors and industry discussions.
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Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) said it had arrested 14 Chinese nationals and one Nigerian at four facilities in Ogun State that the agency alleges were being used for illegal lithium processing.
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