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Five interconnected projects in Oyo State will combine solar, battery storage and local distribution infrastructure under the World Bank-backed DARES programme.
Colombia's Isagén plans $1bn renewable expansion as it sells older assets
Colombian power generator Isagén plans to invest about $1bn to add roughly 800 megawatts of renewable capacity through five solar projects, partly financing the expansion by selling around 500 MW of existing hydroelectric and solar assets
Kyrgyzstan finishes its section of CASA-1000 Central Asia to South Asia power export link
Kyrgyzstan says it has finished construction of its section of the CASA-1000 power transmission project, which is meant to carry Central Asian electricity to South Asia.
Philippines think tank backs solar, batteries over coal in Visayas
The Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities (ICSC) has urged Philippine policymakers to favour battery storage, solar power and local energy sources over new coal-fired plants to stabilise the Visayas grid.
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Philippines removes size limits on power plants
The Philippines' Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has abolished caps on the size of new power generating units, allowing developers to build larger plants to keep up with rising electricity demand.
El Nino threatens to cut Philippine coffee output
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Indonesia plans incentives for industrial carbon capture tech
Indonesia is preparing incentives for companies that install carbon capture technology, Hashim Djojohadikusumo, the president's special envoy for climate and energy, said.
Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia discuss renewable energy cooperation
Afghanistan's water and energy minister has held talks with a senior Saudi energy official on working together in solar and wind power.
NASK, PGE plan data centre projects in Poland
Poland’s state cybersecurity research institute NASK and PGE, one of the country’s biggest power groups, are planning initiatives aimed at building data centres, the two said on October 15.
Pacifico Energy, PTSC begin surveys for 1.8-GW Vietnam offshore wind projects
Pacifico Energy and a branch of Petrovietnam subsidiary Vietnam Petroleum Technical Services Corporation (PTSC) have begun offshore surveys for two wind power projects in Vietnam.
Vietnam offshore wind surveys launch for Pacifico Energy projects
Offshore surveys for two wind power projects, planned to total 1.8 GW between them, got under way on October 13 under a partnership between US-backed Pacifico Energy and Vietnam Petroleum Technical Services Corporation.
Wall Street sees downside risk for Colombia's Ecopetrol shares despite Venezuela opportunity
Ecopetrol’s US-listed shares face potential downside of 18.2% over the next 12 months, according to Bloomberg’s analyst consensus, as Wall Street weighs the Colombian oil producer’s rally against valuation concerns and uncertain opportunities
Amazon would invest in Armenia if it was guaranteed 1,000 MW of power, says PM
Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) is prepared to invest in Armenia if the country can guarantee a continuous electricity supply backed by generating capacity of about 1,000 megawatts, according to Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
Senegal sets out $600mn green industrialisation programme
The 2026-2030 plan targets industrial zones, renewable energy, waste recovery and new financing mechanisms under Vision Senegal 2050.
Turkey’s wind power capacity could cut annual gas import bill by $4bn, says trade assoc chief
Turkey could save around $4bn annually on natural gas imports with its wind power capacity of more than 16 gigawatts, based on current energy prices, the head of the Turkish Wind Energy Association (TWEA) said.
Slovenia's Jezerce solar plant to start operating in May 2027
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Solarise Africa has secured a €1mn ($1.12mn) grant from the Energy and Environment Partnership Trust Fund (EEP Africa) to expand its renewable energy financing business into Uganda and Zambia.
Pemex studies sugar cane-based jet fuel biorefinery in Veracruz as debt weighs
Mexico's state oil company Pemex has begun a feasibility study for a biorefinery in the south-east of the country to produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from sugar cane.
Bogotá data centre capacity could grow sixfold, but power supply remains a hurdle
Bogotá has 58 megawatts (MW) of operational data-centre capacity and a further 300 MW in planned projects, with electricity supply and grid connections likely to determine how much of that expansion materialises
Cox to invest $2.9bn in El Salvador energy and water
Spanish energy and water group Cox will invest $2.9bn in gas, solar power, battery storage and drinking water projects in El Salvador, President Nayib Bukele said.
Free solar panels go to low-income Uzbek households in $20mn initiative backed by Saudi Acwa, China’s CSGI
Uzbekistan plans to install free solar panels for another 1,197 low-income households as part of a $20mn initiative supported by Saudi Arabia’s Acwa (TADAWUL: 2082) and China Southern Power Grid International (CSGI, 003035.SZ).
Iran launches 120 MW solar farm in northwest to ease power shortfall
Iran has brought online a 120 MW solar power plant in its northwestern East Azerbaijan Province, backed by IRR110 trillion ($41mn) in private investment.
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