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Aditya Birla Renewables to acquire Shell's India renewable energy platform for $1.8bn
Grasim Industries has announced that its subsidiary, Aditya Birla Renewables Limited (ABReN), has agreed to an all-cash deal to acquire Solenergi Power Private Limited (SPPL), the holding company of Sprng Energy, from Shell Overseas.
Bangladesh to roll out 60-MW rooftop solar programme across public universities
Bangladesh's University Grants Commission (UGC) is set to launch a privately financed rooftop solar programme across public universities that is expected to deliver electricity at less than half the prevailing market tariff.
The super El Nino is here
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Poland's Tauron plans 767 MW, PLN7bn pumped-storage plant at Rożnów in large-scale storage push
The Ministry of Energy and one of Poland's biggest power groups Tauron signed on July 13 a letter of intent regarding support for the construction of a nearly PLN7bn (€1.6bn) pumped-storage power station at Rożnów.
Vietnam advances green hydrogen research with German development partnership
BSR is exploring the future of low-carbon fuels through a new partnership with Germany’s development agency, GIZ, as Vietnam accelerates efforts to cut emissions across its aviation and maritime sectors.
Thailand, Singapore deepen energy ties through ASEAN Power Grid
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and Singapore Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan have pledged to strengthen economic and energy cooperation, placing the ASEAN Power Grid at the centre of efforts to improve regional connectivity
Tajikistan targets grid losses and glacier retreat as EU, World Bank, EBRD back water-energy overhaul
Tajikistan is pursuing a broad overhaul of its power distribution network and water management systems through a cluster of international financing packages, as the country's near-total dependence on hydropower collides with climate issues.
Argentina awards 700.5 MW of battery storage projects in national grid tender
Argentina has awarded 700.5 MW of battery energy storage projects under its Alma SADI tender, selecting 20 projects across seven regions as part of a government plan to strengthen the national electricity grid and reduce the risk of power outages.
S&P upgrades Uzbekistan's state uranium producer Navoiyuran to 'BB'
S&P Global Ratings has upgraded Uzbekistan's state-owned uranium producer Navoiyuran to 'BB' from 'BB-' and affirmed the company's stable outlook. It cited a stronger operating track record following rapid production growth.
African governments remain focused on strengthening electricity systems
Africa's power generation sector saw steady progress last week, with governments focusing on new investment, grid expansion and renewable energy rather than announcing major new power plants.
Brazil hosts global rescue pact
Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company funds largest renewable project to date
Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company (Masdar) has reached financial close on its largest renewable energy project to date, a $6.1bn solar and battery storage development in Abu Dhabi.
US trade agency eyes SMR nuclear power projects in Turkey
The US Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) is exploring investment cooperation opportunities with Turkey in the small modular reactor (SMR) nuclear energy segment, its deputy director Thomas Hardy was last week reported as saying.
World Bank approves $890mn financing package for India's rooftop solar programme
The World Bank has approved an $890mn financing package to support India's national rooftop solar programme, which aims to install solar systems on 10mn rural and urban households.
Poland enters offshore wind era as Baltic Power feeds first power into national grid
For the first time, electricity generated by the Baltic Power offshore wind farm has entered Poland's national power grid, the Polish government and the country's biggest power company Orlen announced on July 10.
Myanmar launches 15-MW solar plant to strengthen power supply
Myanmar has commissioned a new 15-megawatt solar power plant in Nay Pyi Taw, marking another step in efforts to expand electricity generation and improve the reliability of the national grid.
Vietnam records 115,916 VinFast EV deliveries in first half
Vietnamese electric vehicle manufacturer VinFast delivered a record 115,916 electric vehicles in the domestic market during the first half of 2026, marking a 72% increase from a year earlier.
Croatia moves to boost geothermal energy investment with new georesources law
Croatia's government has proposed new legislation aimed at simplifying the management of energy resources, including geothermal waters.
Camco’s Spark enters Tanzania with solar and battery project for regional poultry producer Irvine’s
Camco-managed Spark Energy Services has entered Tanzania by financing a 1.5 MWp solar plant and 2 MWh battery system for African poultry producer Irvine’s.
Czechia ranks last in EU renewable power mix
Czechia generated only 12.7% of its electricity from renewable resources in 1Q - the lowest number of all European Union member states - while Slovakia ranks third from bottom.
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