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Tanzania, Japan set up joint committee to expand carbon trading
Kenya’s KenGen launches feasibility studies for 200MW Marsabit wind farm as power demand surges
Electricity demand in Kenya is growing by 100MW annually. Top power producer KenGen said over the next 10 years it aims to add 1,500MW to the grid, all of it "green energy".
Russia to build large-scale high-speed train network
When Russian prime minister Mikhail Mishustin announced that Vladimir Putin had approved more than 4,500km of new high-speed rail, the tone was businesslike, almost perfunctory, but the project could be a game-changer.
Heatwave pushes Taiwan’s electricity reserves to danger point
Taiwan Power Company (Taipower), the island’s state-owned electricity provider, has activated five standby generators after its power reserves fell below 6% amid a heatwave and technical problems at key plants.
Indonesia targets solar power rollout of up to 1.5MW in every village
Indonesia’s government under President Prabowo Subianto plans to install solar power plants in every village, with a capacity of up to 1.5 megawatts (MW) each
Sunfusion project of Turkish refiner Tupras to produce biofuel from algae and yeasts
Top Turkish refiner Tupras is working on a technology that will produce biofuel from purified microalgae and oleaginous yeasts with the use of solar energy, Balkan Energy Green News reported on September 16.
Portuguese firm MCA wraps up construction of 370-MW solar project in Angola
A consortium led by Portuguese company MCA Group (MCA) has inaugurated the last of seven solar parks generating a total of 370 megawatts (MW) of clean energy in Angola.
LSE-listed mining multinational Vedanta plans to build 300-MW power plant in Zambia
Vedanta Resources (Vedanta), an LSE-listed mining multi-national plans to build a power plant in Zambia to generate 300 megawatts (MW) to support its copper mining operations in the southern African nation, according to Reuters on September 16.
Renewables sector warns Croatia risks losing billions in investments
Industry associations say that without rapid intervention, Croatia risks increasing fossil fuel imports, losing market confidence and undermining climate and energy objectives.
JSE-listed Greencoat Renewables reports downbeat performance H1, declares $44mn dividend
Greencoat Renewables, an Irish firm which is secondarily-listed on South Africa's JSE, generated $81mn and 1,830-gigawatt hours (GWh) of clean energy in its six months to June.
Malaysian court rejects Rosmah Mansor’s appeal to nullify solar graft trial
Malaysia’s appellate court has dismissed an application by Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor seeking to overturn proceedings in her graft trial, which concluded in 2022
India reveals plans for indigenous solar production by 2028
India has set its sights on building a fully indigenous solar value chain, with the goal of achieving domestic solar cell manufacturing by 2028.
Costa Rica launches 100MW solar tender with October deadline
Costa Rica's state utility Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad has launched a competitive tender seeking 100MW of solar capacity through individual projects capped at 20MW each.
Turkey launches domestic nuclear reactor development call
Turkey’s Minister of Industry and Technology, Mehmet Fatih Kacir, has launched a "Domestic Nuclear Reactor Development Call".
Thailand’s EV 3.5 policy reshapes battery investments and market growth
Thailand is pushing ahead with an ambitious transformation of its automotive industry to secure a leading role in the electric vehicle (EV) era.
Estonia opens Europe’s first rare-earth magnet plant in push for green independence
Europe marks a milestone in its race to cut reliance on China for clean-tech components with the launch of its first rare-earth magnet factory in the border city of Narva, north-east Estonia.
IFC extends €100mn six-year loan to Istanbul-listed Dogus Otomotiv for EV imports
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has extended a €100mn loan to Turkey's Dogus Otomotiv (DOAS), according to a press release from the development finance institution.
Brazil launches first urban biomethane project in São Paulo
Brazil launched its first urban biomethane supply project, connecting its inaugural customer in Presidente Prudente, São Paulo state, in what authorities called a milestone for the country’s energy transition and emissions reduction.
Laramide to begin 15,000m drilling campaign at Chu-Sarysu uranium project in Kazakhstan
Laramide Resources, a uranium mine development and exploration company with assets in the UK and Australia, has announced plans to undertake 15,000 metres of drilling across multiple targets at its Chu-Sarysu Project in Kazakhstan.
Busan leads South Korea’s green developments and GHG cuts from the front
Busan, South Korea’s second largest city with around 3.5mn residents, hosted the World Climate Industry Expo and Korea Energy Show 2025.
Japan targets large-scale artificial photosynthesis by 2040
Vikram Solar secures 200-MW module order in India
Vikram Solar, an Indian solar PV module manufacturer, has secured an order for 200 MW of high-efficiency solar modules from AB Energia, a provider of commercial and industrial (C&I) solar EPC solutions in India, it said in a stock exchange filing.
Norwegian financier Norfund invests $7mn in Africa-focussed renewable energy firm Mobile and Power
Norway's government has, through Norfund, invested $6.8mn in Mobile Power Ltd (MOPO), a UK tech firm which offers solar-powered battery rental services in sub-Saharan Africa.
Brazil’s Itaipú starts floating solar project on reservoir
Itaipú Binacional, the world’s second-largest hydroelectric facility, said it has started installing floating structures for a solar project in its reservoir on the Brazil-Paraguay border.
Husk secures $3.2mn local-currency debt to scale Nigeria minigrid pipeline
Husk Power Systems has secured an NGN 5bn ($3.2mn) revolving loan from United Capital Infrastructure Fund (UCIF) to grow its solar minigrid programme in Nigeria.
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