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€400mn wind and solar park opens in Estonia
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As the world eyes Southeast Asia’s energy future, Thailand and Vietnam stand out not just for the scale of their ambition, but for their ability to combine pragmatism with innovation.
Cuba brings three more solar parks online amid energy crisis
Cuba has commissioned three additional solar photovoltaic facilities in recent days, boosting the Caribbean island's renewable energy capacity by 65.6 megawatts as authorities press ahead with an ambitious programme to ease chronic power shortages.
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Ocean acidification, a key indicator of planetary health, has exceeded safety thresholds on a global scale, according to a major new study published in Global Change Biology.
Kazatomprom in talks to supply uranium to Bulgaria’s nuclear plant
Kazakhstan’s state-owned uranium producer Kazatomprom is in negotiations to supply uranium to Bulgaria’s nuclear power plant.
Tata Power surpasses 4 GW solar module milestone at its plant in India's Tamil Nadu
TP Solar Limited, the manufacturing arm of Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited and a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Power, has crossed a significant milestone by producing over 4 GW of solar modules at its manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu
Brazil's wildfires fuel jump in deforestation; Lula fast-tracks controversial development projects
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Google supports Taiwan’s clean energy goals with offshore wind agreement
Google has signed its first offshore wind power purchase agreement (PPA) in the Asia-Pacific region, taking a significant step toward its 2030 goal of operating entirely on carbon-free energy.
India meets record peak power demand of 241 GW on June 9, bolstered by capacity growth
Indian power minister Manohar Lal announced on June 10 that India successfully met a record peak power demand of 241 GW on June 9, with zero peak shortage reported, according to a press release by the government of India.
Atmospheric CO2 reached a new high in May, say scientists
Atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations have reached an alarming new milestone. The seasonal peak of CO₂ levels at NOAA’s Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii has exceeded 430 parts per million .
Colombia seeks $75mn BCIE loan to bolster climate and energy transition programmes
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Obligations contained in draft law going down badly with renewables investors in Kyrgyz Republic
A draft law proposed by the Kyrgyz Republic’s Ministry of Energy is not going down well with renewable energy investors.
Atlantic Shores offshore wind project, opposed by Trump, unravels
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Costa Rica and France advance fossil fuel moratorium and ocean conservation measures at UN oceans summit
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South Africa's Coega Green Ammonia Project advances after associated 1,400MW solar cluster permitted
Saudi Arabia’s ACWA reportedly set to build two 1-GW solar power plants in Turkey
Saudi Arabia-based renewables giant ACWA Power is reportedly set to invest around $2bn in building two 1-gigawatt solar power plants in Turkey.
AI boom sparks 150% surge in Big Tech’s indirect emissions, UN report finds
A new report from a United Nations agency reveals that indirect carbon emissions from major AI-driven tech firms – Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, which owns Google, and Meta – have soared by an average of 150% over the past three years.
Colombia seeks European capital for energy transition programme
Colombia's Energy Minister Edwin Palma will engage with over 170 European Union companies during meetings in Brussels next week to secure investment for the nation's renewable energy portfolio.
Brazil’s Petrobras kicks off offshore wind survey work
Petrobras has launched two tenders for geophysical and geotechnical studies to evaluate the feasibility of an offshore wind project off the coast of Rio de Janeiro, the company announced.
Turkish Onur Group shifts focus in Ukraine from gold mining to graphite and green energy
African Clean Energy Developments, partner, reach financial close for 140-MW wind farm in South Africa
South Africa’s African Clean Energy Developments and the Energy Infrastructure Management Services (EIMS Africa) have reached financial close and have started constructing a 140-MW wind farm in the country.
Renewable electricity production in North Macedonia drops 17% m/m in May
In May 2025, electricity production from renewable sources by preferential producers in North Macedonia fell by 17% compared to the previous month.
Greencoat Renewables lists on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange
Greencoat Renewables (Greencoat), an Irish investment company investing primarily in Irish and Euro-denominated European wind farms and renewable energy infrastructure, secondarily listed on South Africa’s JSE on June 9.
Argentina greenlights El Quemado photovoltaic park
Argentina's Energy Secretariat has authorised Luz del Campo's entry into the Wholesale Electricity Market as a generating agent for the El Quemado photovoltaic park.
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