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China supports Laos' low-carbon zone with clean energy
A China-backed low-carbon project in Laos is expected to reduce annual carbon emissions by more than 1,200 tonnes.
Cambodia's clean energy share reaches 63% nationwide
Cambodia now generates more than 63% of its electricity from clean energy, marking a major shift from its near-total dependence on oil three decades ago
Ukraine expands biomethane exports to EU as renewable gas industry gains momentum
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Turkey to launch 'climate bridge' at COP31 to unlock green investment
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Oman’s ONEIC takes 26% stake in 500MW Solar IPP consortium
The Oman National Engineering & Investment Co SAOG (ONEIC) has acquired a 26% stake in a multinational project company awarded the mandate to develop a 500-MW solar Independent Power Project (IPP) in Oman, the company announced on July 2.
Côte d'Ivoire, Algeria deepen energy ties with power and grid infrastructure deal
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John Cockerill wins Mauritania solar-storage contract to hybridise 10 diesel power plants for utility SOMELEC
The Belgian industrial engineering and energy tech group has secured a contract to hybridise 10 diesel-fired power plants in Mauritania with solar and battery storage, supporting the country's renewable energy and decarbonisation goals.
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Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo's Intratrek Holdings (Intratrek) has partnered with CHiNT Electric (CHiNT) to develop a 300-megawatt (MW) solar power plant in Eswatinin, according to statements from the parties.
Cambodia faces major clean energy skills shortage by 2040
Cambodia could face a severe shortage of skilled workers in its clean energy sector by 2040 unless investment in workforce development accelerates.
Korea South-East Power seeks clarity on hydropower investment plans in Pakistan
South Korea’s state-owned power producer, Korea South-East Power Company (KOEN), has sought greater policy clarity on two proposed hydropower projects in Pakistan’s Swat region.
SK, KKR launch South Korea's largest green utility
SK Inc. (034730.KS) signed an investment agreement with US private equity firm KKR to set up South Korea's largest integrated renewable energy firm, tentatively named HoldCo, by the end of 2026.
Karol G tells Colombia's president-elect to govern "for everyone" — and triggers a three-way public exchange
Minister says Lithuania’s flagship €3bn offshore wind project not commercially viable
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Colombia's biggest companies lift profit as commerce dominates revenue
Colombia's 10,000 largest companies generated combined net profit of COP138.6 trillion (about $40.9bn) in 2025 as operating revenue rose 5% to COP1,853 trillion (about $546.3bn), broadly equivalent to the country's nominal gross domestic product
Mongolia awards first renewable energy auction contracts for solar and battery projects
Mongolia has concluded its first competitive auction in the renewable energy sector, awarding contracts for solar power plants and battery storage systems across five provinces, the government said on July 1.
Turkey’s Dalaman becomes first airport terminal in world powered entirely by rooftop solar
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Heat-related mortality in Europe has surged over the last couple of decades. This is according to the latest available data published by the Lancet Countdown 2025 Report, Statista reports.
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Sri Lanka has reiterated its commitment to expanding renewable energy and advancing climate goals, with plans to meet 70% of the country's energy demand from renewable sources by 2030 and beyond.
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