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PAG renewables to build 80MWDC solar farm on unused golf course in Iwate
PAG Renewables has initiated the environmental review for a planned solar installation in Iwate Town, Iwate Prefecture, with a projected capacity of up to 50MWAC/80MWDCad
Experts warn of sharp rise in heat-related deaths in England and Wales by 2070s
Climate scientists have projected a dramatic surge in deaths caused by extreme heat in England and Wales within the next five decades, potentially exceeding 30,000 annually by the 2070s.
Pakistan to cut solar buyback tariffs
Pakistan's government plans to significantly reduce buyback tariffs for net-metered solar power, aiming to save an estimated PKR4.3 trillion ($15.1 bn) over the next decade
Cuba solar parks generate record 503 MW as island battles energy crisis
Cuba's photovoltaic installations achieved a milestone output of 503 MW on July 12, marking the first time the Caribbean island's solar capacity surpassed half a gigawatt.
Tech-backed coalition to help fund carbon removal start-ups
A technology-focused climate initiative with funding from major companies including Google, Meta – owner of Facebook – Stripe and Shopify is allocating $1.7mn toward carbon removal efforts.
Google signs $3bn US hydropower deal in largest transaction of its kind
Google has announced plans to purchase up to 3 GW of US-based hydropower in what is now the globe’s most extensive corporate agreement focused on hydroelectric energy.
Uzbekistan, Hungary plan joint venture to manufacture dry cooling systems for nuclear plant
Guyana's off-grid solar programme reaches 4.8 MW capacity
Guyana's off-grid solar programme has delivered 4.8 MW of photovoltaic capacity across remote communities, government figures show
Uzbekistan sets course for carbon credit exports
Japan’s Marubeni plans further energy investments in Vietnam
Marubeni Corporation, one of Japan’s largest conglomerates with an 80-year presence in Vietnam, has announced its intention to expand operations in the country through new investments in gas and renewable energy.
Chinese industrial strategy achieving Brazilian markets dominance
A decade-old government initiative has transformed Brazil's transport, energy and technology landscape. Yet this blueprint originated 16,000 kilometres from Brasília, bearing the distinctive title "Made in China 2025".
Colombia's Ecopetrol partners with Aerocivil to advance sustainable aviation fuel initiative
Colombian state oil company Ecopetrol and the country's Civil Aviation Authority have established a strategic alliance to develop sustainable aviation fuel capabilities.
India plans to convert 10 thermal sites into nuclear plants to boost clean energy
The Indian government has identified 10 old or retired thermal power sites for conversion into nuclear power units
Colombia's Ecopetrol targets clean energy expansion
Colombia's state-controlled oil company Ecopetrol has initiated a geothermal exploration project in Nariño province, targeting 80 MW of clean energy capacity as part of its broader diversification strategy.
Juniper Green Energy fully commissions 217-MWp solar project in India's Maharashtra
Juniper Green Energy has fully commissioned its 217-MWp solar project in Chapalgaon, Maharashtra, following the addition of 71-MWp capacity
Philippines launches $40.5mn solar farm to power Iloilo with clean energy
Jin Navitas Solaris has begun construction of a PHP2.37bn ($40.5mn) solar plant in Iloilo. The Ajuy-1 facility will supply 62MW of clean energy to Panay Island via the Sara–Panit 69kV line, according to the Department of Energy.
UK supports major offshore wind project in Taiwan with $159mn backing
The UK has committed $159mn to support a major offshore wind project in Taiwan, strengthening both global decarbonisation efforts and British export prospects.
Zambian IPP Copperbelt Energy Corp. to add 800 MW of solar capacity over next 30 months
Bulgaria’s SUNOTEC to invest €245mn in 400 MWp PV solar plant in Latvia
Bulgarian renewable energy development and construction company SUNOTEC said it has acquired 100% of the share capital in SIA DSE Lazas Solar from Danish greenfield developer Danish Sun Energy ApS to build a 400-MWp solar power plant.
Ukraine prepares to launch major energy storage project and graphite plant with international backing
Ukraine is nearing the launch of one of Eastern Europe’s largest energy storage systems as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen domestic energy resilience amid continued wartime challenges.
Brazil pushes to expand oil output despite net-zero pledge
Brazil is moving to expand crude oil output without raising net emissions from the sector, as it seeks to support its climate credentials ahead of the COP30 summit.
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