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Egypt mulls backing 2,400MW Zimbabwe and Zambia's $5bn Batoka hydroelectric power plant project
Egypt has expressed interest in participating in the construction of a 2,400-megawatt (MW) hydropower plant that Zimbabwe and Zambia plan to build at a point along a river which forms part of their border.
Ukrainian KNESS expands Latvian solar capacity with 62 MW addition
Ukrainian renewable energy developer KNESS has expanded its footprint in the Baltic region by commissioning 62.8 megawatts (MW) of new solar capacity in Latvia.
South Africa’s Koruson 1 wind project adds 420MW to national grid
French renewable energy developer EDF power solutions has commissioned the 420MW Koruson 1 wind cluster in South Africa, marking one of the largest recent additions to the country’s renewable energy capacity.
Malaysia surpasses 2025 renewable energy target
Malaysia’s renewable energy capacity has reached 32%, exceeding the government’s 31% target for 2025, according to a sector update from Maybank Investment Bank Berhad
Indonesia’s waste-to-energy push raises environmental and strategic questions
A new waste-to-energy (WtE) initiative led by Danantara Indonesia aims to tackle the problem by converting municipal waste into electricity, beginning with projects in Bali, Bogor, Bekasi, and Yogyakarta,
Montenegro reaffirms commitment to responsible energy transition at Transatlantic Gas Security Summit
WindForce wins LoA for 120 MW grid-scale battery storage projects in Sri Lanka
WindForce has been issued a letter of award by the Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) to develop 12 standalone battery energy storage system projects with a combined capacity of 120 MW/480 MWh
Orlen SPV and GE Vernova Hitachi sign deal to advance SMR nuclear design for Poland
GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy (GVH) and Orlen Synthos Green Energy (OSGE) have signed an agreement to advance the Polish generic design of the BWRX-300 small modular reactor (SMR), the companies and Poland’s Ministry of Energy have announced.
Uzbekistan turns to technology to make it rain
Uzbekistan has announced a pilot project to create artificial rain. The initiative is one element of a national effort to safeguard water supplies and respond to climate change.
Vietnam eyes 15% electricity production increase
Deputy Prime Minister Bùi Thanh Sơn has called on Vietnam Electricity (EVN) to raise power output by more than 15% in 2026, as part of efforts to sustain economic growth of above 10% and meet mounting electricity demand from emerging sectors
Samsung’s develops a solid-state silver-carbon battery breakthrough
Samsung’s development of a solid-state battery using silver as a core material could prove a disruptive moment for the electric vehicle industry, with potentially significant implications for global silver demand.
FTC Solar secures supply deal with South Africa-based Lubanzi Inala
Indian firms INOX Clean Energy and RJ Corp to build 500MW solar project in Zimbabwe
Casava and Rivy launch Nigeria’s first green insurance for SME solar investments
Casava has partnered with clean-tech financier Rivy to introduce Nigeria’s first dedicated green insurance products for small and medium-sized enterprises investing in solar energy
Seoul urges deeper nuclear ties with Turkey
South Korea’s industry minister has called for closer cooperation with Turkey in nuclear energy and other sectors, as Seoul seeks to build on momentum from last year’s leaders’ summit.
QFZ and Qatar Foundation deepen climate cooperation
The Qatar Free Zones Authority (QFZ) has entered into a formal partnership with Qatar Foundation to create a structured platform for joint work on climate action and sustainable development across Qatar.
Philippines sets out streamlined pathway for nuclear licensing
The new end-to-end framework was drawn up during a focus group discussion on harmonising nuclear power plant licensing.
South Korea used cars lift $72bn exports
Cambodia reviews 800MW French hydropower development proposal
A French state-owned energy company is exploring the possibility of developing an 800-megawatt hydropower project in Cambodia, with estimated investment costs of around $1.2bn.
Egypt accelerates upstream, LNG and renewables drive under 2026 energy strategy
Following recent gas supply shortages, Egypt is accelerating exploration, expanding LNG capacity, upgrading infrastructure and increasing renewable energy to rebuild surplus production and strengthen its role as a regional energy hub.
Mexican president's U-turn on fracking tests green credentials as energy sovereignty takes priority
Oman electricity demand to grow 7.2% annually to 2031
Power demand in the Sultanate of Oman is projected to rise strongly through 2031, supported by economic growth and new industrial and commercial developments, according to Nama Power and Water Procurement Company.
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