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Iraq experiences total power blackout, causes under investigation
The Iraqi Ministry of Electricity announced on March 5 that the country is experiencing a complete power outage across all provinces.
Nigeria’s NEDC backs solar mini-grid rollout
The Niger Electricity Distribution Company (NEDC) in Nigeria has endorsed Niger State’s solar mini-grid expansion, stating that more than 180 previously unserved communities are now receiving round-the-clock electricity under the programme.
Turkey’s auto market contracts 3% y/y in February
Turkey’s passenger car and light commercial vehicle (LCV) sales fell 2.97% y/y to 88,039 units in February, according to data from the Automotive Distributors and Mobility Association (ODMD).
Beijing’s next five-year plan tests climate ambition
The rapid deployment of renewable energy options around the country and the popularity of electric vehicles in recent year has already begun to restrain the growth of China’s climate footprint.
Globeleq acquires 51% stake in Zambian power firm LHPC
Globeleq has acquired a 51% stake in Zambia’s Lunsemfwa Hydro Power Company (LuSE:LHPC) from Norfund, gaining a 56MW hydropower portfolio and solar pipeline while entering the Southern African Power Pool regional electricity market.
Lindian Resources to acquire controlling stake in mixed rare-earth carbonate facility in Kazakhstan
Australian critical minerals firm Lindian Resources is advancing its downstream rare-earths capabilities by signing a binding term sheet to acquire a controlling interest in an operational mixed rare-earth carbonate (MREC) facility in Kazakhstan.
Premier Energy sells majority stake in Romanian renewable operator Alive Capital
Romanian energy company Alive Capital announced that its majority shareholder, Bucharest Exchange-listed Premier Energy (BVB: PE), has decided to sell its stake back to founder Giacomo Billi.
EU seeks stronger energy partnership with Azerbaijan as Southern Gas Corridor expansion advances
The European Union has called for deeper energy cooperation with Azerbaijan amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, as officials confirmed further expansion of gas infrastructure under the Southern Gas Corridor (SGC).
GAIL clears investment for 178.2-MW wind project in India's Maharashtra
GAIL (India) Limited has approved an investment of INR17.36bn ($190mn) to develop a 178.2 megawatt (MW) greenfield wind power project in Maharashtra.
Cuba installs 5,000 Chinese-donated solar systems for clinics and isolated homes amid record blackouts
Cuba's Electric Union (UNE) is deploying 5,000 2-kilowatt photovoltaic systems donated by China to power essential facilities and remote households, with 2,671 units earmarked for polyclinics, maternity wards, traffic lights, bakeries, schools
Ukraine adds over 320 MW of wind power in 2025 in sector revival
Ukraine built more than 320 megawatts of new wind power capacity in 2025, marking a revival of the domestic wind energy sector after years of disruption caused by the war, the Ukrainian Wind Energy Association said on March 2.
EU biomethane output remains far short of 2030 target
Biomethane injections into EU gas grids rose 12% in the latest gas year, but remain far below the bloc’s 2030 ambitions.
IAEA confirms damage to Iran's Natanz nuclear site entrance, no radiation leak detected
IAEA confirms satellite imagery shows damage to entrance buildings at Iran's Natanz nuclear plant but says no radiation leak expected. Iran's atomic agency confirms no contamination.
Bridge Data Centres, Concord New Energy to develop Singapore’s barge-based hydrogen power solution
Bridge Data Centres and Concord New Energy(0812.HK) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to jointly develop Singapore’s first barge-mounted hydrogen power generation system designed for next-generation, AI-driven digital infrastructure
Japan plans cross-border carbon storage project with Malaysia
Japan announced that it’s seeking to ship captured carbon emissions to Malaysia under what would be Southeast Asia’s first cross-border carbon capture and storage initiative
India's Lineage Power delivers 100th BESS container
India-based Pace Digitek’s battery storage subsidiary, Lineage Power, has successfully manufactured and delivered its 100th BESS container, built entirely in‑house at a fully automated facility with 5 GWh capacity
Hormuz tensions threaten India’s LNG flows as tankers reroute
India’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports from the Middle East are facing potential disruption after escalating tensions around the Strait of Hormuz prompted some tankers to alter their routes
Cambodia builds 100-MW national renewable solar facility
Cambodia is advancing its renewable energy strategy with the development of a 100-MW National Solar Park in Kampong Chhnang province, a project valued at approximately $26.71mn.
Laos advances 100-MW solar farm in Bolikhamxay
The Lao government has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with APDL Solar Power Sole Co., Ltd. to undertake a feasibility study for a proposed 100-megawatt solar power plant in Bolikhamxay province.
Tactical agreement proving elusive for Central Asian states grappling with water deficit
Upstream-downstream divide difficult to bridge.
Italy calls for suspension of EU carbon market in escalation of climate policy fight
Italy has called for the European Union to suspend its flagship Emissions Trading System (ETS), intensifying pressure on Brussels to overhaul the bloc’s cornerstone climate policy amid mounting industrial unrest.
Indonesia’s geothermal quest: where massive potential meets structural reality
Indonesia has long been viewed as a geothermal powerhouse in waiting. Sitting atop roughly 40% of the world’s volcanic energy resources, the country appears uniquely positioned to anchor its energy transition on underground heat
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