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Japanese offshore wind sector boosted by new digital partnership
The collaboration will see ERE adopt Shoreline’s digital tools across its existing offshore projects.
Bangladesh’s rooftop solar ambitions face tight deadlines and systemic challenges
Bangladesh’s ambitious target of adding 3,000 megawatts (MW) of rooftop solar capacity by December 2025 risks falling short due to technical, financial and institutional hurdles, according to a new report
South Africa's ports authority, energy regulator ink 10-year deal to promote sustainable energy supply
South Africa's Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) and the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) have signed a 10-year agreement to deepen collaboration in promoting sustainable energy supply and infrastructure development nationwide
EU faces worst wildfire season on record as over 1mn hectares burn
The European Union is enduring its most severe wildfire season since records began, with more than 1.01mn hectares of land scorched so far this year,
Trump policies wipe out $19bn in US renewables projects putting China in the lead to dominate the AI race
Donald Trump’s rollback of clean energy incentives has derailed nearly $19bn worth of renewable energy projects this year, raising concerns over the US’s ability to meet soaring power demand from the artificial intelligence boom.
Paris-based IPP Qair gets $6mn loan to advance 5.7-MW solar energy project in Seychelles
South Africa’s national utility Eskom launches first renewable energy offtake programme
South Africa’s state-owned power utility Eskom has launched its first renewable energy offtake programme by issuing a request for proposal (RFP) for large power users.
Mubadala nears key engineering awards for Indonesia’s Andaman gas project
Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala Energy is approaching a critical stage in its Indonesian operations as it moves closer to awarding front-end engineering and design (FEED) contracts for its deepwater Andaman Sea gas development
Sri Lanka to build two battery power plants by 2027
Sri Lanka will construct two large-scale battery power plants with a combined capacity of 260 MW in 2026 and 2027 as part of efforts to strengthen energy security and prevent nationwide outages
Transition Industries secures Mexican methanol plant partnership with Bonatti
Italian engineering firm Bonatti has entered a Heads of Agreement with Transition Industries to develop the Pacifico Mexinol complex in Sinaloa, establishing what would become the globe's largest independent ultra-low carbon chemical manufacturing
Taiwan’s solar revolution faces persistent challenges
Analysts see national projections as doubtful at best given finite land resources, societal friction and the levels of corruption at the local level to get projects started.
Brazil fears US may block $125bn global rainforest fund at World Bank
Brazil’s plans to launch a global tropical forest fund at COP30 risk being undermined by rising diplomatic tensions with the United States, according to officials.
Transition Industries secures Mexican methanol plant partnership with Bonatti
Italian engineering firm Bonatti has entered a Heads of Agreement with Transition Industries to develop the Pacifico Mexinol complex in Sinaloa, establishing what would become the globe's largest independent ultra-low carbon chemical manufacturing
EBRD to extend $200mn loan to Turkey’s Kazan Soda
New partnership to increase scope of renewables projects in Malaysia
The two companies signed a memorandum of understanding setting out a framework for cooperation in areas such as grid access, permitting, technical planning and engagement with local communities.
India’s renewables potential blossoms in its northern states
While much attention has traditionally focused on populous coastal and southern regions of India, the nation’s lesser-known northern states conceal a remarkable, yet under-appreciated, opportunity.
Hulic targets 20% stake in Canadian solar fund to expand Japan’s renewable energy business
Hulic is aiming to acquire up to a 20% holding in Canadian Solar Infrastructure Fund as part of its strategy to grow in the renewable energy sector.
Shanghai Electric hands over 400-MW solar project in Oman
Shanghai Electric has completed the final handover of the 500-MW Manah-1 Solar Independent Power Project in Oman, marking the conclusion of one of the country’s largest renewable energy schemes to date.
Inox Wind in India to sell its EPC arm
Inox Wind Limited has announced the sale of a stake worth $20mn in its engineering, procurement and construction arm
India’s Reliance Infrastructure to build major solar-battery storage project
Reliance Infrastructure Limited has confirmed it has been awarded a letter of award from NHPC Limited for the construction of a major renewable energy project combining solar generation with large-scale battery storage.
Japanese group Sojitz targets $1bn investment in Uzbekistan’s energy and infrastructure
Regulatory threat deepens Mercedes-Benz Korea’s electric vehicle struggles
Mercedes-Benz Korea is facing fresh regulatory pressure as the Fair Trade Commission (FTC) prepares to impose sanctions over allegedly misleading advertising linked to its electric vehicle (EV) batteries.
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