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Brazil sets course for net zero
Brazil’s government launched its Climate Plan in Brasília, setting out measures to cut emissions and prepare for climate impacts, according to officials.
Rain delays keep Brazil ethanol high
Rainfall across Brazil’s centre-south is delaying the start of the 2026-27 sugarcane harvest and could keep ethanol prices elevated, as supply tightens alongside pressure from global fuel markets, according to market participants and data.
Ukraine doubles biomethane capacity with launch of new plant
Ukraine has significantly expanded its renewable gas sector with the launch of a sixth biomethane plant, effectively doubling the country’s production capacity.
Kenya’s KenGen expands geothermal expertise to Bhutan and other countries
Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) (NSE:KEGN) is extending its geothermal power expertise to the Kingdom of Bhutan, joining five other countries where the firm is supporting clean energy development
Mauritius picks French renewables firm Seaturns to build 10MW farm
French wave energy developer Seaturns has won a tender to launch a pre-commercial offshore energy farm in Mauritius, Modern Power Systems writes.
Indonesia to accelerate 100 GW solar push through decentralisation
Indonesia is laying the groundwork for one of the most ambitious renewable energy programmes in the developing world.
Singapore moves forward to tackle water scarcity through energy efficiency
Singapore has marked a new phase in its water strategy, as a different constraint is emerging and its water challenge is no longer primarily about supply; it is increasingly about energy.
Philippines plans $430mn Mindoro grid link project
The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) will invest PHP23.9bn ($430mn) to build a submarine cable linking Batangas to Mindoro, aiming to connect the island to the Luzon grid and improve power supply reliability.
Spain backs Cuba solar rollout as outages spur decentralised energy push
Cuba is set to receive solar panels and humanitarian aid from Spain while expanding domestic photovoltaic installations to mitigate persistent power shortages, according to official announcements
India strengthens transmission framework to support renewable energy expansion
The government has reinforced regulatory and infrastructure measures to ensure seamless grid integration of renewable energy projects, with a strong focus on the Inter-State Transmission System (ISTS).
Reliance inks $3bn green ammonia supply pact with Samsung C&T
India’s Reliance Industries Limited has signed a binding long-term supply and purchase agreement worth about $3bn with Samsung C&T Corporation to supply green ammonia over a 15-year period.
BYD Uzbekistan Factory targets annual 200,000 EVs and 10 new models by 2030
The BYD Uzbekistan Factory joint venture plans to expand production and introduce up to 10 new models by 2030 as part of efforts to scale up electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing in Jizzakh region.
Russian power entities appear plagued by financing troubles in Central Asia
Chinese firms stepping in.
Kyrgyzstan to sign carbon project to assist with transition to sustainable energy
Kyrgyzstan will sign a carbon project to assist its transition to sustainable energy, according to Energy Minister Taalaibek Ibrayev.
Nigeria taps Transcorp Energy to expand renewable power, via linking mini-grids
Transnational Corporation Plc's (NGX:TRANSCORP) energy unit plans to deploy mini-grid projects to deliver reliable electricity to underserved communities across Abuja.
INTERVIEW: Taiwan’s TSEC CORPORATION – mover and shaker in the nation’s solar sector
A leading name in the Taiwanese solar sector, TSEC has seen its valuation on the Taiwanese exchange skyrocket in recent months.
Kazakhstan’s electric vehicle registrations reach 21,000 units
The fleet of electric vehicles (EVs) in Kazakhstan continues to grow, with more than 21,000 EVs currently registered in the country, 24.kz reported on March 16, citing the Bureau of National Statistics.
India’s installed power capacity reaches 520 GW
India’s total installed power generation capacity has reached 520.51 gigawatts (GW) as of January 31, 2026, Minister of State for Power Shripad Naik informed the Parliament on March 16.
GE Vernova, Hitachi target SE Asia for BWRX-300 reactor deployment
GE Vernova and Hitachi have agreed to explore opportunities to deploy the BWRX-300 small modular reactor across Southeast Asia.
Japan’s TEPCO delays launch of Kashiwazaki-Kariwa reactor after alarm
Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings has postponed the start of commercial operations at a recently restarted nuclear reactor after an alarm indicated a possible electricity leak at the facility.
India’s Saatvik expands into battery storage
Saatvik Green Energy Limited has established a wholly owned subsidiary focused on battery technologies and energy storage systems as the Indian renewable energy group broadens its activities beyond solar.
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