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Vietnam doubles rooftop solar export limit
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Polish energy firm targets up to €3bn for Ukraine as World Bank outlines $26bn investment roadmap
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AES bets on panels because El Salvador's grid has no other option
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Burundi inaugurates 17MW Mulembwe hydropower plant, completing 49.5MW Jiji-Mulembwe project
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Egypt issues $500mn sustainability samurai bonds backed by AfDB guarantee
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Philippines secures $1.02bn World Bank green loan
The Philippines secured a $1.02bn financial package from the World Bank Group to lower electricity costs, expand renewable energy, and improve water infrastructure.
Philippines turns to rooftop solar as prices climb
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Poland’s Orlen launches test sales of synthetic fuel HVO100 on Slovak market
Poland's largest energy multi-utility Orlen said on June 29 it had launched a test offering of HVO100, a synthetic, 100% fossil-free renewable diesel fuel, in Slovakia. This fuel is currently available in Austria, Germany and the Czech Republic.
Pakistan moves towards local lithium-ion battery production through China partnership
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Acciona bets on Brazil despite global uncertainty
Spain's Acciona sees Brazil as a priority market despite growing global uncertainty, with the country's energy mix and infrastructure framework offering opportunities for long-term investment.
Brazil’s JBS steps up biomethane investment
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Thailand targets 60% clean electricity by 2050
Thailand is moving closer to adopting a new long-term power strategy that aims to source 60% of the country’s electricity from clean energy by 2050.
Dutch firm plans major waste-to-energy project in Vietnam
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Vietnam Vingroup advances Philippines clean energy and solar projects
Vietnam’s Vingroup has strengthened its push into the Philippine energy market by signing major renewable energy agreements to boost clean power generation and support the country’s energy transition.
BYD drivers gain wider EV charging access across Vietnam
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Mexico details new 32 GW renewable plan, valued at $42bn
Mexican officials announced a renewable energy expansion plan targeting 32 gigawatts (GW) of new electricity capacity by 2030 at a June 28 press conference. 70% of that total is to be sourced from clean energy.
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