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Saudi Arabia’s ACWA Power and Bahrain’s state-owned Bapco Energies have signed a Joint Development Agreement to build a 2.8 gigawatt solar farm with integrated battery storage in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province.
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BlackRock fund to invest $222mn in India's Aditya Birla Renewables
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EBRD loans €10mn to Serbia’s 3 Banka to boost household energy efficiency
The EBRD will provide a €10mn loan to 3 Banka, Serbia’s only microfinance bank, to expand financing for energy-efficiency upgrades and small-scale renewable energy projects.
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The 44-MW wind power plant in Demir Kapija has entered trial operation, marking another significant step in North Macedonia’s rapid expansion of renewable energy capacity.
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Spanish renewable energy producer Zelestra signed an agreement to transfer its Latin American operations to Colombian multi-energy holding Promigas, a transaction encompassing 1.4GW of contracted solar power and battery storage capacity plus a 2.1GW
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