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Indonesia, UAE to expand Cirata floating solar capacity
Indonesia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will expand the Cirata floating solar power plant in West Java to 192 megawatt peak (MWp), marking a fresh escalation in Jakarta’s renewable energy rollout
India’s renewable capacity seen at 359 GW by FY30
India’s renewable energy capacity is expected to reach 359 GW by FY30 as the country accelerates efforts to meet rising electricity demand and reinforce energy security.
China’s Leapmotor explores potential Uzbekistan EV production
China’s Leapmotor is considering launching electric vehicle (EV) production in Uzbekistan, following talks with government officials in Tashkent.
Iraq’s Anu wins UNDP contract to deliver solar irrigation systems in Basra and Maysan
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Laos pushes electric trucks to cut fuel reliance
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Brazil opens hydrogen plant
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Togo launches solar minigrid tender for 27 rural sites
Malaysia, Singapore fast-track green tech in special economic zone
Malaysia and Singapore are accelerating the development of the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) and deepening cooperation in green technologies as the 2026 Middle East energy crisis threatens regional stability
Skye Renewables secures $15mn to scale solar assets in Southeast Asia
Singapore-based solar developer Skye Renewables Energy Pte Ltd has secured a $15mn funding facility from responsAbility Investments AG to accelerate its expansion across Southeast Asia
India eyes global clean energy leadership with hydrogen, nuclear push
India is positioning itself as a major global player in the clean energy landscape through a calibrated blend of policy support, technological innovation and industry participation, Union Minister Jitendra Singh said, according to a government press
Poland's PGE to markedly up 2026 CAPEX, pegs strategy review to EU carbon reforms
Poland’s major power group PGE said on April 16 it planned to increase its capital expenditure by several dozen per cent this year, adding that it will present an update to its strategy in September.
Botswana, Omani group Naqaa Sustainable Energy LLC launch construction of 500MW solar power project
Botswana’s government launched the construction of a 500-megawatt (MW) solar photovoltaic power plant and 500MWh battery storage system on April 16, three days after signing the contract in Oman.
Envusa Energy commissions 140MW wind farm to power Anglo American’s South African PGM mines
Envusa Energy has commissioned a 140MW wind farm in South Africa’s Northern Cape to supply renewable power to Anglo American’s PGM mining operations
Poro Power reaches financial close on Korhogo solar project in Ivory Coast
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Paraguay eyes $1bn Singapore carbon windfall investments
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Climatescope ranking of clean energy investment attractiveness among emerging markets, up from 54th in 2017.
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