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Zambia launches construction of 35MW solar, 300kV power transmission projects
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Kazakhstan launches first fully integrated green hydrogen production station
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Kosovo’s largest solar project enters key tender phase
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Sri Lanka clears two 50-MW wind projects in Mannar
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Tajikistan’s power shortages “have become a full-blown crisis”
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Zimbabwe to launch construction of a 600MW floating solar farm in June 2026 quarter
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Angola launches Africa’s largest off-grid solar-plus-storage system
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has reaffirmed Moscow’s commitment to assist Indonesia in developing nuclear power facilities, noting that Indonesia has outlined plans to expand its civil nuclear technology capabilities
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Equinor has begun commercial output at its first hybrid renewables site, combining solar and wind generation in Brazil, the company said.
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