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Bulgaria to host its first modern bioethanol plant by 2026
The facility, called Insa Spirit, will produce bioethanol from biomass and is set to become one of the most modern industrial complexes in the Balkans.
GEAR applies to Argentina's RIGI programme for wind farm
Argentina's Large Investment Incentive Regime has approved a new renewable energy project, with Generación Eléctrica Argentina Renovable securing authorisation for a $275mn wind farm in Olavarría, Buenos Aires province.
Russia offers Niger nuclear deal as France loses influence
Russia has proposed building Niger’s first nuclear power plant, signalling a deepening partnership in civilian atomic energy and challenging France’s longstanding role after Niamey seized and nationalised some uranium assets.
Brazil's renewables reach 88% of power generation mix in 2024
Brazil's renewable energy sources accounted for 88.2% of national electricity generation in 2024, with wind and solar power representing 23.7% of the total mix, according to the Ministry of Mines and Energy's National Energy Balance.
International consortium launches $220mn solar industrial complex in Egypt
A consortium of Chinese, Egyptian, Emirati, and Bahraini companies signed a land usufruct agreement to establish a major renewable energy manufacturing hub in Egypt’s Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZone) at an investment cost of $220mn.
Indonesia showcases green industrial push at IEE Series 2025
Indonesia opened the 2025 edition of the Indonesia Energy & Engineering (IEE) Series, the country’s largest industrial exhibition, with sustainability as its central theme
Malaysia’s solar industry urges continuation of net metering as government reviews policy
Malaysia’s solar industry is calling on the government to maintain and expand its net energy metering (NEM) program, warning that a policy shift could undermine investor and consumer confidence in renewable energy adoption
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PGN partners with Telkom unit to supply biomethane for Singapore green data centres
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Mitsubishi withdraws from Japanese offshore wind projects after costs surge
Mitsubishi Corporation confirmed it would discontinue its offshore wind developments in Japan after costs surged beyond twice the initial projections, making the projects unworkable and upsetting local expectations.
Solar-based energy plan underway for Pakistan's Gwadar Port
Pakistan’s Ministry of Maritime Affairs is advancing plans to deploy solar power solutions at Gwadar Port, a flagship component of the multi-billion-dollar China-Pakistan Economic Corridor
Global IPP Mainstream Renewable Power switches on 97.6MW solar project in South Africa
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Mongolia, Korea to create joint rare earth elements and rare metals research centre
Mongolia and South Korea are to create a joint rare earth elements (REEs) and rare metals research centre in November, official Mongolian news agency Montsame reported on August 27.
Brazil court halts sanctions under biofuels credit scheme
A federal appeals court in São Paulo has temporarily suspended penalties imposed by Brazil’s hydrocarbons regulator ANP on companies under the Renovabio biofuels programme.
Brazil shifts beef tallow to domestic biodiesel after US tariffs
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Iran allocates $200mn from National Development Fund for renewable energy projects
Iran's National Development Fund announces first-ever $200mn advance payment for 7,000-megawatt renewable energy project as part of new energy sector investment mandate approved by Supreme Leader.
Romania invites expressions of interest for onshore wind project action
The Romanian Ministry of Energy announced that it opened a call for expressions of interest for the organisation of a third auction under the state aid scheme in the form of Contracts for Difference (CfD) for the production of electricity.
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Norway's Northern Lights injects first CO2 into storage
It is billed as the world’s first open-access CO2 transport and storage facility.
Kazakh court sentences anti-nuclear activists to restricted freedom
The Almaly District Court in Almaty on August 26 sentenced five activists detained ahead of last year's Kazakhstan nuclear power plant referendum to four years of restricted freedom and barred them from social and political activity for five years.
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