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Serbia grapples with heatwave and severe drought
Serbia is facing soaring temperatures and a worsening drought, part of a wave of extreme weather sweeping across southern Europe, prompting concern over crop failure, water shortages and increased energy demand.
Antarctic cold wave triggers energy crisis across South America
South America is grappling with an unprecedented energy crisis as record-breaking cold temperatures have forced governments to ration gas supplies and activate emergency protocols across Argentina, Chile and Uruguay.
Rwanda is seeking to produce 200 MW from solar energy
According to Rwanda's Ministry of Infrastructure, the country is exploring the potential to generate up to 200 MW of electricity from solar energy sources as part of its strategy to increase electricity access and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
Isbank Group acquires 15% stake in Turkish wind turbines maker Ates for €45mn
Isbank Group has acquired a 15% stake in Izmir-based wind turbine maker Ates Celik for a consideration of €45mn, according to a statement from Isbank (ISCTR), one of the largest private lenders in Turkey.
Taiwan's Formosa Smart Energy teams up with Poland's SKB to boost Europe's low-carbon shift
Formosa Smart Energy, a subsidiary of Taiwan’s Formosa Plastics Group, has entered a partnership with Poland’s SKB Group, signing a memorandum of understanding in Taipei to collaborate on electric transport and energy storage solutions.
Taiwan’s Port of Keelung embarks on phase 2 of smart EMS for greener port operations
The Port of Keelung, a subsidiary of Taiwan International Ports Corporation (TIPC), is pressing ahead with the second phase of its Energy Management System (EMS) initiative, reinforcing the country’s broader goal of achieving net-zero emissions.
Japan's biofuel sector eyes expansion
While traditionally reliant on imported fossil fuels, Japan is increasingly turning to alternative energy sources, including biofuels,to diversify its energy mix and cut greenhouse gas emissions.
Indonesia’s energy exports to Singapore outline regional shift to renewables
In late 2023, Singapore’s Energy Market Authority granted conditional approvals to several consortia to begin preparations for these cross-border energy flows, which are expected to start as early as 2027.
ADB and GCF partner to launch $200mn clean energy financing programme in India
The Green Climate Fund (GCF) has approved $200mn for a new Asian Development Bank (ADB)-led programme designed to unlock large-scale public and private investment in India’s high-impact and emerging clean energy sectors, ADB said in a press release
India’s renewable power output jumps 24% in first half of 2025, fastest growth since 2022
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Italian firm secures €210mn contract for Mexico's ultra-low carbon methanol facility
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World's largest low-carbon chemical plant advances in Mexico with Samsung partnership
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Lithuania urges caution over EU's ambitious 2040 climate pledge
Lithuania's environment minister voiced concern about the European Union's recently confirmed plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040, compared to 1990 levels – calling the goal unrealistic without firm financial backing.
Trump pressure pushes BYD out of Mexico
China’s electric vehicle (EV) giant BYD has shelved plans to build a major manufacturing plant in Mexico, citing geopolitical volatility and the current trade stance of the United States under President Donald Trump.
Israel's Gigablue sells 200,000 carbon credits to fund groundbreaking carbon capture tech
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Ecuador to receive $1bn in energy investments from China and Spain
Ecuador has secured $1bn in energy sector investments from Spain and China through 2026, marking an early success from President Daniel Noboa's recent diplomatic tour.
Hungarian jobs replaced by Chinese labour at CATL’s new unit
Chinese battery manufacturer CATL has recently terminated the employment of several dozen Hungarian workers at its Debrecen site, including both probationary and permanent staff.
Krakatau Chandra Energi partners with Air Liquide and HDF Energy to advance hydrogen power in Indonesia
PT Krakatau Chandra Energi (KCE), a subsidiary of CDI Group, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with PT Air Liquide Indonesia and HDF Energy to conduct a joint feasibility study on hydrogen fuel cell technology for electricity generation
Ventus establishes Taiwan office to back Asia-Pacific offshore wind growth
Ventus Energy, a specialist in high voltage electrical services for the renewables sector, has launched a regional office in Taichung Port, Taiwan, to strengthen its presence in the fast-growing offshore wind market across Asia-Pacific.
CleanMax and Toyota Tsusho to supply Japanese companies in India with renewable energy
CleanMax, a Brookfield-backed renewable energy solutions provider, has entered into a long-term partnership with Toyota Tsusho India Private Limited (TTIPL) to develop and supply clean energy to Japanese corporates operating in India
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