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Singapore and Philippines sign landmark carbon pact
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India’s AMPIN commissions 500-MWp hybrid project in Rajasthan
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Solex Energy signs $420mn pact to build solar, battery manufacturing hub in India's Gujarat
Solex Energy Limited has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Government of Gujarat to develop a major renewable energy manufacturing ecosystem in the state, with a proposed investment of around INR40bn ($420mn).
India leans harder on coal as heatwave, Iran conflict strain energy supplies
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FMO considers $60m loan for Egypt wind project in Gulf of Suez
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The battery gap: Europe only has 15mins of storage capacity
Europe has been pouring billions into building green energy generating capacity. But it is much further behind on storing that power. Europe's batteries go flat after only 15mins.
Diesel price surge drives Africa telecoms shift to solar towers
Rising diesel prices linked to the Iran war are pushing African telecom operators to accelerate a shift toward solar-powered towers, cutting fuel costs, improving network reliability and reducing dependence on volatile energy supply chains.
Veolia’s digital overhaul of heating network saves Tashkent 1 bcm of gas and slashes emissions
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TotalEnergies-backed Philippine solar scheme secures funding
TotalEnergies and Nextnorth have secured financing for a 440MWp solar photovoltaic project in the Philippines, marking a further expansion of large-scale renewable energy investment in the country.
ABB Egypt targets $5mn investment in clean energy solutions
ABB Egypt, a subsidiary of the Swiss-Swedish multinational ABB (SIX: ABBN), plans to invest $5mn in clean energy solutions before the end of 2026.
IFC and Norfund finance 315 solar minigrids in Nigeria
A $83.2mn financing package will support the deployment of 315 solar hybrid minigrids across Nigeria, aiming to deliver nearly 500,000 electricity connections in underserved communities
Indonesia secures 1,200-tonne waste supply for power plants
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India's SWELECT targets 10–15% battery storage market share with backward integration push
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Philippines' MGEN income climbs 51% on energy shift
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Switzerland breaks ground on world's most powerful battery
A construction crew in northern Switzerland is excavating a pit the size of two football pitches and 27 metres deep that will house the world's most powerful battery when it opens in 2029 — a $1bn batter that can supplying 210.000 homes
Vietnam fast-tracks first nuclear plants under tight deadline
Vietnam is accelerating work on its first nuclear power projects as authorities push to meet an ambitious five-year timeline.
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A Mozambican electricity generation company, Hidroeléctrica de Cahora Bassa (HCB), paid $300mn to the government via taxes, fees and dividends in 2025, the national news agency wrote on May 4.
Egypt signs agreement to finance major renewable energy projects
Egypt’s Tahya Misr Holding for Investment and Development has signed a protocol with the Ministries of Electricity and Renewable Energy and Finance to fund a series of renewable energy projects
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