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Watchdog warns EU climate policy risks capture by corporate lobbying
Europe’s climate agenda risks becoming a “lobbyists’ playground” as industry groups are capturing control over changes to the EU’s green legislation, according to a watchdog report cited by Euronews on February 25.
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Russia’s state nuclear group Rosatom has said it will press ahead with its overseas reactor projects and honour existing commitments despite the latest round of UK sanctions targeting subsidiaries linked to its foreign operations.
Philippines mandates storage for large renewable projects
Philippines’ Department of Energy (DOE) has released Department Circular introducing a rule that compels variable renewable energy projects to incorporate energy storage systems during both project development and grid connection.
Indonesia and UK establish climate finance working group
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Norway's Scatec starts building $121mn solar plant in Colombia after closing financing with Bancolombia
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Mulilo reaches financial close on 150MW solar project in South Africa
Mulilo has reached financial close on a 150MW solar project in South Africa, underscoring growing momentum in private PPAs and the country’s liberalising power market.
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Egypt has expressed interest in participating in the construction of a 2,400-megawatt (MW) hydropower plant that Zimbabwe and Zambia plan to build at a point along a river which forms part of their border.
Ukrainian KNESS expands Latvian solar capacity with 62 MW addition
Ukrainian renewable energy developer KNESS has expanded its footprint in the Baltic region by commissioning 62.8 megawatts (MW) of new solar capacity in Latvia.
South Africa’s Koruson 1 wind project adds 420MW to national grid
French renewable energy developer EDF power solutions has commissioned the 420MW Koruson 1 wind cluster in South Africa, marking one of the largest recent additions to the country’s renewable energy capacity.
Malaysia surpasses 2025 renewable energy target
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Indonesia’s waste-to-energy push raises environmental and strategic questions
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GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy (GVH) and Orlen Synthos Green Energy (OSGE) have signed an agreement to advance the Polish generic design of the BWRX-300 small modular reactor (SMR), the companies and Poland’s Ministry of Energy have announced.
Uzbekistan turns to technology to make it rain
Uzbekistan has announced a pilot project to create artificial rain. The initiative is one element of a national effort to safeguard water supplies and respond to climate change.
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