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South Africa’s NTCSA streamlines claims process to clear $91mn backlog owed renewable firms
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AboitizPower dominates Philippine market as profits surge 45%
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Oman launched on July 29 a tender for financial and commercial advisory services to support the development of up to 3 gigawatts (GW) of utility-scale solar independent power projects (IPPs).
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Malawi commissions $20mn battery storage system to strengthen power grid
Malawi has commissioned a $20mn battery energy storage system (BESS) that is expected to improve electricity reliability by storing surplus solar power and stabilising the national grid, the Malawi Nation reported on July 29.
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Hungary-based climate infrastructure developer EnerSynk Group has secured regulatory and legal approvals for the contractual framework of a proposed 500MW solar power project in Zambia.
Kazakhstan forecasts electricity surplus by end-2027
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