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Waaree Energies to divest 14.66% stake in Indosolar through OFS
The sale process will be conducted in two tranches, with separate allocations for institutional and non-retail investors, followed by a dedicated window for retail participants.
Tesla Group a.s. and SRAM & MRAM strike $1bn pact to build BESS gigafactories in India
Tesla Group a.s. and the UK-based investment conglomerate SRAM & MRAM Group have entered into an agreement worth $1bn to establish a series of battery energy storage system (BESS) gigafactories in India.
India’s NGEL brings 100MW solar unit online
NTPC Green Energy Limited has commissioned a further 100 megawatts of solar generation capacity, marking the latest stage of development within the 500-MW plant operated by IRCON Renewable Power Limited.
Laos' Savannakhet wind farm to begin 2025 operations
The Savan 1 Wind Power Project in Savannakhet, Laos, is nearing completion, with commercial operations expected by the end of 2025
Heatwave pushes Taiwan’s electricity reserves to danger point
Taiwan Power Company (Taipower), the island’s state-owned electricity provider, has activated five standby generators after its power reserves fell below 6% amid a heatwave and technical problems at key plants.
South Korea KHNP leader quits over Czech “slave contract”
Indonesia targets solar power rollout of up to 1.5MW in every village
Indonesia’s government under President Prabowo Subianto plans to install solar power plants in every village, with a capacity of up to 1.5 megawatts (MW) each
Sri Lanka connects first LNG power plant to national grid
Sri Lanka’s Kerawalapitiya Sobadhanavi LNG Power Plant has been formally connected to the national grid, marking a milestone in the country’s energy development
Kenya, South Korea sign MoU on nuclear research reactor project at IAEA conference in Vienna
Kenya and South Korea have agreed to deepen cooperation on nuclear R&D, signing a MoU focused on the Kenya Nuclear Research Reactor (KNRR) project this week at the 69th IAEA General Conference in Vienna.
China eyes converting coal plants into nuclear hubs
Japan and UK nuclear giants renew decommissioning deal
Japanese energy company Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco) and the UK’s Sellafield Ltd have agreed to continue their collaboration on nuclear decommissioning for an additional ten years.
Malaysian court rejects Rosmah Mansor’s appeal to nullify solar graft trial
Malaysia’s appellate court has dismissed an application by Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor seeking to overturn proceedings in her graft trial, which concluded in 2022
Vietnam and Singapore strike deal on carbon markets
The deal, concluded virtually on September 16 falls under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, which allows countries to cooperate on reducing greenhouse gas emissions through cross-border carbon credit schemes.
India reveals plans for indigenous solar production by 2028
India has set its sights on building a fully indigenous solar value chain, with the goal of achieving domestic solar cell manufacturing by 2028.
Thailand’s EV 3.5 policy reshapes battery investments and market growth
Thailand is pushing ahead with an ambitious transformation of its automotive industry to secure a leading role in the electric vehicle (EV) era.
South Korea and Vietnam step up nuclear energy and trade cooperation
Busan leads South Korea’s green developments and GHG cuts from the front
Busan, South Korea’s second largest city with around 3.5mn residents, hosted the World Climate Industry Expo and Korea Energy Show 2025.
Vikram Solar secures 200-MW module order in India
Vikram Solar, an Indian solar PV module manufacturer, has secured an order for 200 MW of high-efficiency solar modules from AB Energia, a provider of commercial and industrial (C&I) solar EPC solutions in India, it said in a stock exchange filing.
Two stalled LNG power projects revived in central Vietnam
Two long-delayed LNG power schemes in central Vietnam have been given fresh impetus, as Thanh Hoa province seeks to push forward with multi-billion-dollar investments seen as vital to the country’s energy transition.
Malaysia’s Petronas and PV Gas seek deeper LNG partnership
Malaysia’s Petronas and PV Gas, the gas arm of Petrovietnam, are moving to tighten ties in LNG supply and development projects, a step both sides hope will create a “comprehensive, long-term and sustainable” partnership
JERA signs LNG exploration pact with Montenegro as local opposition looms
Montenegro has struck a fresh deal with Japan’s JERA to explore the development of an LNG terminal and gas-fired power plant - a project that could reshape the Adriatic country’s energy mix.
Bangladesh boosts Indian power imports to meet rising demand
Bangladesh is increasing electricity imports from India and boosting generation from fuel oil-based plants to meet surging demand, as tight gas supply and coal plant maintenance weigh on domestic capacity
Japan to reopen offshore wind bids after Mitsubishi withdrawal
Japan’s government is preparing to examine the circumstances behind a consortium led by Mitsubishi Corp pulling out of major offshore wind schemes, ahead of relaunching tenders for the affected sites later this year.
Japan’s railways accelerate shift to renewable energy
Japan’s railways are switching to renewable energy to help reach carbon neutrality by 2050, aiming to halve CO₂ emissions from 2013 levels of 11.77mn tonnes by the late 2030s.
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