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Ukrainian private energy firm DTEK and UK-based Octopus Energy Group have launched a €100mn initiative to install rooftop solar power and energy storage systems for businesses and public sector organisations across Ukraine.
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Uzbekistan has signed a $78mn agreement with France’s Suez International and Saudi Arabia’s Vision International Investment Company (VIIC) to jointly develop hazardous industrial waste management infrastructure.
Spain’s Ecoener signs $3bn Latin America power deals, expands capacity to 723 MW
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Octopus Energy aims to raise $250mn for renewable energy investment in Africa
UK-based Octopus Energy has announced a plan to mobilise $250mn over the next three years in investments in African solar energy, battery storage, e-mobility and power grid reform.
South Africa’s Eskom to go ahead with 5-GW pipeline of repowering projects at coal plant sites
South Africa’s power utility Eskom has confirmed that it has a 5-GW pipeline of “repowering” projects as part of a broader transition plan to supplement and eventually replace its ageing coal-fired power plants with cleaner energy sources.
Barito Renewables secures $121mn loan to boost Salak-Darajat geothermal capacity
PT Barito Renewables Energy (BREN), a green energy company under the Barito Pacific Group and controlled by Indonesian tycoon Prajogo Pangestu, has secured a $121.1mn (IDR1.99 trillion) loan to expand its Salak-Darajat geothermal project
Philippines launches offshore wind guide to address permit bottlenecks
The Philippines has introduced a detailed guide to streamline the offshore wind permitting process, tackling the issue of over 80 permits currently stalling development.
Mizuho launches agrisolar fund and acquires 11MW early FIT portfolio in Fukushima
Mizuho Securities has established a long-term private investment fund focused on agrisolar initiatives and purchased six operating solar plants in Minamisoma City, Fukushima, with a combined capacity of approximately 11MW, as announced on June 20.
Solar Energy Corporation of India issues green ammonia tender to decarbonise fertiliser sector
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Ukraine cuts debt to renewable energy producers by 35% over three quarters
Ukraine has reduced its outstanding debt to renewable energy producers by 35% over the past three quarters.
EU announces project aimed at accelerating Turkey’s entry into green, low-carbon hydrogen economy
The European Union on June 19 announced a €3mn ($3.2mn) technical assistance project designed to accelerate Turkey’s entry into the green and low-carbon hydrogen economy.
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Saudi Arabia-based utility developer ACWA Power plunged headfirst into the Uzbekistan green energy market. Since making its first investment in 2020 with a 1,500-MW plant in the Silk Road city of Bukhara, it has built $15bn worth of new capacity.
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