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Nigeria launches $300mn distributed renewable energy fund for mini-grids and solar
Nigeria’s Distributed Renewable Energy Fund has reached commercial launch, targeting about $300mn for mini-grids, standalone solar and other off-grid power projects.
Oman's OQ explores Angola energy investments with Sonangol
Oman’s OQ and Angola’s Sonangol have agreed to explore cooperation across upstream oil and gas, LNG, fertilisers, petrochemicals and commodity trading, alongside a separate 500-MW renewable energy plan.
Malawi expands battery storage and power links to tackle electricity shortages
Malawi is expanding battery energy storage, solar generation and regional power links as it seeks to strengthen electricity supply and reduce its reliance on hydropower.
ACEN drops 486MW Philippine solar over land bottlenecks
Two units of ACEN Corporation (PSE: ACEN) have cancelled solar concessions totalling 486MW in the Philippines after encountering severe land acquisition and site access bottlenecks.
Nearly 40% of India’s coal plants face critically low stocks amid high power demand
Nearly 40% of India’s coal-fired power plants were operating with critically low fuel inventories as of September 19, as elevated electricity demand and weather-related disruptions put pressure on coal supplies.
Asia’s hydrogen bubble has burst — and that may be a good thing
Asia does not need hydrogen to replace every form of existing fossil fuel for the technology to become significant.
The world's continents are drying out, with rivers below normal across 36% of basins
The water stored on the world's land is steadily draining away, and 2025 was one of the driest years for the world's rivers in three and a half decades.
Number of EVs on Turkey’s roads surpasses 470,000 on 53% expansion
Central Asia, Afghanistan among world's hardest-hit regions for shrinking water reserves, glaciers
Central Asia's water reserves and glacial mass are declining sharply. The region's reservoir and river systems are among the most severely affected on a world comparison, according to a World Meteorological Organization report.
ZDA signs investment protection agreement for $450mn Ndola thermal power project
Zambia’s investment agency has signed an agreement with Ndola Vioqua Energy Company Limited for a planned 450-MW thermal power plant in the Copperbelt city of Ndola valued at $450mn, as the country seeks to expand baseload generation.
Chinese bio-manufacturer turns river weed into industrial materials
Hubei Shouding Industrial Co. is converting wild Miscanthus grass harvested along the Yangtze river into bio-resins and compostable plastics at its facility in Shishou, Hubei province.
Sri Lanka makes net plus mandatory for new rooftop solar connections
Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Energy has directed Electricity Distribution Lanka to stop offering net metering and net accounting for new rooftop solar connections and extensions of existing agreements, making the net plus scheme mandatory
South Korea 2025 carbon emissions shrink to 685.7mn tonnes
South Korea recorded a 0.9% drop in its carbon output during 2025 compared with the prior 12-month period, driven predominantly by reduced activity throughout manufacturing and transit activities, environmental authorities stated on September 20.
Vietnam EVN posts $469mn profit
Vietnam Electricity (EVN) made more than VND12.2 trillion ($469.8mn) in profit in the first eight months of 2026, but cheaper electricity is not guaranteed.
Climate change threatens Cambodia’s farmers, factories and banks
EBRD weighs $192mn loan for Scatec’s 900MW Shadwan wind farm in Egypt
AfDB selects $23bn green-hydrogen pipeline across Egypt, Morocco, Namibia and South Africa for proposed grants
The African Development Bank has selected four green-hydrogen projects representing an estimated $23bn investment pipeline for proposed development grants totalling $20mn, subject to board approval.
GameChange commissions tracker system at South Africa’s 283MWp Mooi Plaats solar plant
GameChange Energy has completed the commissioning of its Genius Tracker 1P system at the 283MWp Mooi Plaats solar plant, supplying major South African mining operations.
Bosnia approves €38mn EBRD loan for Republika Srpska power grid
Bosnia & Herzegovina's Council of Ministers approved a proposal for a €38mn loan from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to upgrade the electricity distribution network operated by Elektrokrajina in...
Bosnia approves €65mn KfW loan for 132 MW wind farm
Bosnia & Herzegovina's Council of Ministers has approved a proposal for a €65mn loan from German development bank KfW to finance construction of the 132 MW Poklečani wind farm, the government said on September 18.
Nigeria wins ICC arbitration against Sunrise over Mambilla hydropower project, cites $3.38bn exposure
Nigeria's presidency said the settlement-related claim had risen to about $680mn including interest and was linked to another arbitration in which Sunrise has sought more than $2.7bn over the underlying Mambilla contract.
India's clean-energy surge holds power-sector emissions flat for two years
Carbon dioxide emissions from India's power sector were no higher in the first half of 2026 than two years earlier, as a record expansion of solar and wind absorbed the entire increase in electricity demand, according to analysis for Carbon Brief...
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