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Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Georgia and Turkey will join forces to export and sell green energy, the Bulgarian Ministry of Energy said in a statement on April 4.
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Negowind Energy to build 300-MW wind farm in eastern Serbia
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Potentia Energy secures majority stake in 1-GW Australian renewable portfolio
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Spanish Surus to auction 90 vestas wind turbines in Colombia
Surus, a Spanish firm specialising in industrial asset management, is set to auction 90 Vestas V162-5.6 MW wind turbines originally procured by EDP Renewables (EDPR) for projects in La Guajira, Colombia
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Coal-based electricity generation down to 74% in South Africa in January as renewables sector grows
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Nigeria to ban solar panel imports amid push for local manufacturing
Nigeria has announced plans to ban the importation of solar panels in a move aimed at strengthening domestic manufacturing and advancing the country’s clean energy transition.
EBRD to substantially increase funding to Ukraine's energy sector
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EBRD to invest €1bn in Ukraine’s energy sector in 2025
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Kazakhstan announces discovery of rare earth metals deposit containing over 20mn tonnes
Kazakhstan has announced the discovery of a substantial rare earth metals deposit, estimated to contain over 20mn tonnes, at the Zhana Kazakhstan site.
PowerChina completes Southeast Asia’s largest floating solar plant in Indonesia
Power Construction Corporation of China (PowerChina) has completed the Cirata floating photovoltaic power plant in Indonesia, marking the largest installation of its kind in Southeast Asia.
India's energy consumption and renewable capacity surge in FY2023-24
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Philippines secures $800mn World Bank loan for clean energy shift
The Philippines has secured an $800mn loan from the World Bank to accelerate its transition to renewable energy. The funding aims to expand clean power initiatives, improve electricity supply, and foster market competition.
Equinix secures solar energy supply in Japan through Trinasolar deal
Equinix Inc, a leading digital infrastructure company, has finalised its inaugural power purchase agreement (PPA) in Japan, securing a renewable energy supply from a subsidiary of Chinese photovoltaic (PV) and energy storage provider, Trina Solar Co.
Japan’s largest wind park begins operations in Fukushima
Fukushima Fukko Furyoku LLC, a Japanese joint venture, has officially completed and activated a 147-MW wind power facility in Fukushima Prefecture, marking the largest wind park currently in operation across Japan.
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