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Cox executive acknowledges pursuit of Iberdrola's Mexican energy portfolio
Spanish renewable energy and water company Cox has confirmed interest in acquiring Iberdrola's Mexican assets, Chief Executive Nacho Moreno stated, Reuters reported.
South Africa’s public utility Eskom challenges regulator’s decision to grant energy trading licences
South Africa’s state-owned power utility Eskom has formally launched a legal challenge against the National Energy Regulator of South Africa over its 2024 decision to grant electricity trading licences to five private companies.
China to build Kazakhstan’s third nuclear power plant, government confirms
China will construct Kazakhstan’s third nuclear power plant, First Deputy PM Roman Sklyar was reported as saying by Radio Azattyq on July 31. The announcement comes amid growing domestic debate over nuclear energy policy and transparency.
China launches first interprovincial green hydrogen pipeline from Inner Mongolia to Beijing
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India’s first private heavy water upgrade test facility commissioned by TEMA India
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Egypt plans $400mn bioethanol plant in partnership with Italian firms
The state-run Egyptian Sugar and Integrated Industries Company (ESIIC), a state-owned enterprise, is studying the construction of a $400mn bioethanol production facility at its Kom Ombo sugar factory in Upper Egypt.
300-MW solar energy project underway in Iraq’s Karbala desert
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Kenya greenlights Last Mile electricity expansion and new geothermal power plant
Kenya’s Cabinet has approved the launch of Phase III of the Last Mile Connectivity Project, which will extend electricity access to 180,500 new customers, including households, health centres, schools and micro, small and medium enterprises.
South Korean-designed SMRs to be assessed for Norwegian nuclear project
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Indonesia’s Danantara eyes geothermal partnership with Mitsubishi in green energy push
Indonesia’s sovereign wealth fund, BPI Danantara, is in talks with Japan’s Mitsubishi Corporation to explore joint investments in renewable energy, with a strong focus on geothermal development
Hydroleap secures $4.75mn to expand eco-friendly water tech across Asia’s hyperscale data centres
Singapore-based water tech company Hydroleap has raised an additional $4.75mn in fresh funding, boosting its total capital to nearly $12mn
Indonesia advances geothermal energy with drilling set to begin at Ulubelu site
Pertamina Geothermal Energy (PGEO), a state-owned company listed on the Indonesian Stock Exchange, is preparing to commence drilling operations at the Ulubelu geothermal project in Gunung Tiga, Lampung.
Papua New Guinea steps up renewable energy drive with global support
Currently, only around 13% of Papua New Guinea’s population has reliable access to electricity, with the majority of rural communities dependent on diesel generators or without power altogether.
Trump moves to repeal foundation of US climate change regulation
The Trump administration is moving to dismantle one of the foundational pillars of federal climate policy: the Environmental Protection Agency’s 2009 so-called ‘endangerment finding’
Cox presents €4bn offer to acquire Iberdrola's Mexican assets
Spanish renewable energy and water group Cox has submitted an offer to acquire Iberdrola's Mexican assets for approximately €4bn ($4.69bn), marking the Spanish utility's definitive withdrawal from the Mexican market, pv magazine reported
Iberdrola's Mexico exit reflects global strategy shift as Cox bids €4bn for assets
Spanish utility Iberdrola's planned Mexican asset disposal primarily reflects the company's global investment focus shift rather than regulatory uncertainty, Mexican Wind Energy Association president Gerardo Pérez Guerra stated
Paraguay unveils bold green hydrogen strategy to power industrial growth and secure energy future
Paraguay launches a national green hydrogen strategy with 1 GW electrolysis target by 2030, aiming to decarbonise industry and transport.
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The strongest earthquake since 1952 hit Russia’s Kamchatka peninsula sending a 4m high tsunami towards Hawaii and triggering alarms across the Pacific on July 30.
Indonesia launches Net-Zero Summit to reinforce climate leadership amid global uncertainty
The Foreign Policy Community of Indonesia (FPCI) has officially kicked off the Indonesia Net-Zero Summit (INZS) 2025, calling for bold climate action as the nation navigates global geopolitical friction, economic headwinds and rising disinformation
Indonesia’s green growth plan faces pushback amid environmental concerns
Indonesia’s Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs defended its “Asta Cita” framework as a model of balanced development during the Indonesia Net-Zero Summit 2025, with Deputy Minister Elen Setiadi asserting that industrial growth and environment
Norway launches ambitious effort to store Europe’s industrial carbon emissions under the North Sea
Supported by Shell, Equinor, TotalEnergies, and the Norwegian state, the sequestration initiative—called Northern Lights—has opened the world’s first dedicated carbon shipping terminal
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