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Montenegro launches first renewable energy auction
Montenegro’s Energy and Mining Ministry has launched the country’s first renewable energy auction backed by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
Melting icecaps will cause more and bigger volcanic eruptions, study shows
As the weight of melting ice is lifted off volcanos, eruptions will become more common and more violent, according to a new study of volcanos in Chile’s Patagonia region.
Iran launches major industrial-built solar plant in Isfahan
Iran brought online a large solar farm with a daily generation capacity of 120 megawatts (MW) in the central province of Isfahan, as part of a push to expand renewable energy and ease chronic electricity shortages.
Chinese group SANY Silicon Energy launches construction of 10-MW solar farm in Zimbabwe
SANY Silicon Energy (SANY), a Chinese company, has started building a 10-megawatt (MW) solar power plant in Zimbabwe, its first in the southern African nation.
Global warming may create a "permanent El Nino", changing the world's weather patterns
Scientists are warning that global warming is disrupting the natural rhythm of the El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO), potentially creating the conditions for a “permanent El Niño”-like climate state, with significant weather consequences.
Raw lithium smuggling from Zimbabwe persists despite 2022 ban
Smuggling of raw lithium from Zimbabwe to China is still rampant despite a ban announced three years ago, a Global Press Journal investigation finds.
Climate change devastates global cocoa supplies as prices remain high
Cocoa prices have surged to unprecedented levels as climate change wreaks havoc on West African crops.
Syria battles major wildfires as UN allocates $625,000 for emergency response
Syrian firefighting crews extinguished two major forest fires in Hama countryside whilst continuing to battle devastating wildfires in Latakia province for the ninth consecutive day.
Poland targets 5bn cubic metres in annual biogas output by 2035, says BGK
The report noted that the EU’s REPowerEU initiative aims to replace part of the bloc’s Russian gas imports with biomethane. While Poland currently operates only one biomethane facility, 30 additional plants are under development.
India’s solar capacity surges 4,000% in a decade
India’s installed solar capacity has surged by an unprecedented 4,000% over the past decade, taking the country’s total renewable energy capacity to 227 GW, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said
Sapporo real estate commits to long-term rooftop solar energy deal in Fukuoka
Sapporo Real Estate has entered into a 20-year virtual power purchase agreement (PPA) to secure non-fossil certificates (NFCs) from a 2MWAC rooftop solar facility developed by Ricoh Lease.
Taiwan accelerates shift from coal as Hsinta power plant enters operation
The Hsinta power plant in southern Taiwan is now online, delivering 1.3GW to the grid. Developed by Taiwan Power Company, it marks a key step in replacing coal with cleaner gas as part of the country's broader energy transition.
India set to reach 50% renewable energy capacity milestone by year-end
The share of renewable energy in India’s total installed power capacity has reached nearly half and is expected to hit the 50% mark by the end of this year
Indonesian business leader urges nuclear energy ties with Canada and South Korea over geopolitical concerns
A senior executive at Indonesia’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin) has called on the government to prioritise nuclear energy cooperation with Canada and South Korea, citing geopolitical stability and technological reliability over traditional
India reclassifies bonds for green energy funding
India’s Central Board of Direct Taxes has classified bonds issued by the Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency as ‘long-term specified assets’ under Section 54EC of the Income-tax Act
North Macedonia signs €1bn memo with Turkey’s Kazancı Group for cogeneration gas plants
North Macedonia’s government has approved a €1bn memorandum of cooperation with Turkish energy giant Kazancı Group for the construction of cogeneration gas power plants.
Biogas, biomethane can meet 8% of Turkey’s gas needs, experts say
Biogas and biomethane derived from organic waste could meet approximately 8% of Turkey’s annual natural gas demand, according to experts.
Kiribati must slash spending to fund climate defences, IMF warns
Kiribati faces mounting pressure to implement drastic fiscal cuts to fund desperately needed climate adaptation measures.
Scientists find ocean and atmosphere equally responsible for Atlantic cold blob
A patch of the Atlantic Ocean just south of Greenland is cooling while much of the world warms, and scientists have found that both ocean and atmospheric factors contribute equally to this "cold blob" phenomenon.
Renewable energy surge puts Latin America on track for climate leadership
Latin America stands at a critical juncture in its energy evolution, with its largest economies showing both remarkable progress in renewable adoption and persistent challenges in weaning themselves off fossil fuels.
US GameChange Solar secures 1.25GW tracker contract for Egypt’s Abydos II project
US-based solar technology firm GameChange Solar has won a contract to supply 1.25 GW of its Genius Tracker 1P Single Row systems for Egypt’s Abydos II solar-plus-storage project.
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