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Egypt secures €53.8mn from AFD and EIB to support Green Sustainable Industry Programme
Singapore closes COP30 with emphasis on technology-driven climate action
The Singapore Pavilion wrapped up its COP30 programme in Belém by underscoring the importance of technology, digital participation and well-designed climate frameworks in advancing global climate efforts and strengthening international cooperation
Colombia demands explicit fossil fuel abandonment commitments at COP30 negotiations
Colombia pressed for explicit commitments to phase out fossil fuels at United Nations climate talks in Belém, criticising draft text omissions as approximately 24 nations backed a Colombian declaration seeking concrete transition timelines
Bangladesh presses for greater climate finance to sustain green RMG transition at COP30
Bangladesh underscored its leadership in sustainable apparel manufacturing at COP30 while urging international partners to expand climate-finance commitments to support the country’s shift toward a low-carbon, climate-resilient RMG sector
Thailand starts Southeast Asia’s first heat battery
Rondo Energy has officially started operating Southeast Asia’s first industrial heat battery, a 33 MWh system installed at a cement plant in Thailand
VinFast posts $900mn loss despite rising sales
Vietnamese electric vehicle maker VinFast recorded a net loss of more than $900mn in the third quarter of this year, even though its sales continued to rise
Iran air pollution reaches hazardous levels, Danish embassy reports
Air pollution in Tehran reaches hazardous levels with an AQI of 189 recorded at the Danish embassy. Authorities also move schools online for November 25-26 and ban outdoor sports as emergency measures are implemented across the capital.
EPCG seeks government approval to begin preparatory works for Krupac solar power plant
Montenegro’s power utility EPCG submitted a formal request to the Ministry of Spatial Planning, Urbanism and State Property seeking government approval to begin preparatory works for the construction of the 41.81 MWp Krupac solar power plant.
Turkmenistan still venting like crazy, methane super-emissions data show
Country clearly still needs a kick in the gas.
Indonesia–Singapore energy ties deepen as clean power ambitions converge with private capital moves
Indonesia and Singapore are entering a new phase of energy cooperation, one shaped by the simultaneous rise of clean-power ambitions and strategic private-capital bets on the region’s downstream energy sector.
Ghana names new nuclear board as Accra accelerates long-delayed energy plan
Ghana has appointed a new board to steer its stalled nuclear power ambitions, in what officials describe as a pivotal step towards diversifying the country’s energy mix and securing long-term industrial growth.
Hoekstra backs Brazil’s lead at COP30
Lula pushes climate deal as Brazil seeks breakthrough
Lula pushes fossil-fuel exit plan at Brazil’s COP30
Fire interrupts climate summit in Brazil
SolarX secures $17.3mn to expand C&I solar projects across West Africa
SolarX has secured EUR15mn ($17.3mn) in senior secured financing to expand commercial and industrial solar projects across West Africa
Malaysia suffers $1.1bn in power losses from illegal bitcoin mining
Malaysia’s national electricity utility, Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB), has revealed that illegal Bitcoin mining has caused an estimated $1.1bn in power losses since 2020
Singapore Airlines purchases used cooking oil from Indonesia’s free meal programme
Used cooking oil generated from the government’s Free Nutritious Meals (MBG) scheme is not only being collected but also exported, including to Singapore Airlines, where it is processed into sustainable aviation fuel (bio-avtur).
Germany pledges $55mn to modernise Cambodia’s grid
Cambodia has secured a €47.5mn (around $55mn) energy investment from Germany aimed at upgrading transmission lines and improving the efficiency and stability of the national electricity grid
Solar projects surge as Myanmar faces power shortages
Myanmar is increasingly relying on solar energy to address a worsening electricity shortage, a situation intensified by political turmoil since the 2021 military takeover.
Vietnam targets green transport by 2030
Vietnam has announced plans for all public transport in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City to operate on clean and environmentally friendly energy by 2030
ADB approves $330mn for Pakistan’s power transmission upgrade
The Asian Development Bank has cleared loans worth $330mn to support Pakistan’s Second Power Transmission Strengthening Project, an initiative aimed at expanding the national grid and enabling greater flow of affordable renewable and hydropower
COP31 compromise means Turkey will host climate meeting, but Australia will chair it
The COP31 climate meeting is to be held in Antalya, Turkey after Australia on November 20 dropped its bid to host the annual event following many months during which neither country would give way.
Solar shake-up puts Brazil’s transition at risk
Brazil’s installed solar capacity has reached 62 GW, split between 43 GW from small and medium distributed systems and 19 GW from large-scale plants, according to the Brazilian Photovoltaic Solar Energy Association (Absolar).
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