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EverEnviro Resource Management, a Haryana-based renewable energy company, has announced that its compressed biogas (CBG) facility in Indore in Madhya Pradesh has emerged as the largest and most productive in India.
Serentica selects Sany Renewable for 336-MW wind project in India's Karnataka
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Africa holds significant hydropower potential, says IHA in new report
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Infinity Libya completes first solar power plant in Kufra
Renewable energy firm Infinity Libya, a subsidiary of Egypt's leading renewable energy company, Infinity Group, has completed Libya’s first solar power plant in the city of Kufra in partnership with the Al-Jawf Free Zone.
Mozambique's $6.4bn Mphanda Nkuwa hydropower plant to get World Bank funding
The World Bank has pledged to finance the construction of a $6.4bn hydropower project in northern Mozambique and associated electricity transmission infrastructure.
Chinese Hunan Kibing to build solar glass manufacturing plant in Egypt’s SCZone
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AfDB approves $40mn to scale decentralised renewable energy solutions across Africa
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Peru inaugurates 252 MW San Martín solar plant, its largest PV project to date
The government of Peru has formally commissioned the San Martín Solar photovoltaic facility, a 252.4 MWac plant located in La Joya, Arequipa, operated by Spanish firm Zelestra.
Burkina Faso signs 25-year deal for 150 MW solar project with storage, targets 2027 launch
Burkina Faso has signed a 25-year agreement with Netherlands-based developer Gutami Holding to construct a 150 MW solar power plant with 50 MWh of battery storage, scheduled to become operational in 2027.
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Indonesia is entering the final phase of preparing its Second Nationally Determined Contribution (Second NDC), a critical climate strategy that will steer national emission reduction and sustainability efforts between 2031 and 2035
Malaysian PJBumi secures organic waste processing contract in Indonesia
PJBumi Bhd has secured a contract to supply its proprietary ADiRA BioReactor technology for a waste-to-resource project in Indonesia, marking a significant expansion of its green technology footprint in the region
Parishi Capital backs Navitas Solar with $4.7mn to help expand in India
Parishi Capital has invested a total of $4.7mn in Gujarat-based solar module manufacturer Navitas Solar across two funding rounds, supporting the company’s growth from a solar start-up into a prominent player in India’s green energy sector
Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency posts 49% rise in Q1FY26 operating profit
Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd. (IREDA), the state-owned non-banking financial company (NBFC), reported a 49% year-on-year increase in operating profit and a 30% rise in total income from operations
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