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China’s growing gap to Paris pledge threatens meeting of climate targets
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China’s CO2 emissions go into reverse for the first time
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EBRD backs €60mn in green and energy-efficiency loans for Ukrainian businesses
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Discovery Green, Sasol to offer wheeled green electricity to South African SMEs
Energy trader Discovery Green and fuels and chemical group Sasol to supply wheeled renewable electricity to South African SMEs eager to reduce their carbon footprints that would otherwise not be able to sign multidecade PPAs.
Nigerian government approves revival of Ikere Gorge hydropower plant and new electricity substation
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Sun King secures $80mn loan to power 4mn Nigerian homes
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Chevron fund to invest $10mn in Kazakhstan’s sole bioethanol producer
Chevron Direct Investment Fund (CDIF) will invest $10mn in BioOperations, Kazakhstan’s only bioethanol producer, to support the expansion of its manufacturing capacity and the creation of new jobs.
World Bank backs Kazakhstan’s $29.7bn infrastructure modernisation plan
The World Bank has confirmed its readiness to support Kazakhstan’s sweeping national project to overhaul the country’s energy and utility infrastructure.
Kazakhstan unveils $600mn eco-village initiative at Shenzhen investment forum
Kazakhstan presented a proposal for the construction of 100 energy-autonomous eco-villages based on “international green building standards”, at an investment forum held on May 13 in Shenzhen, China.
South African solar energy firm Grid Africa partners China's Shenzhen CEGN to invest in Zambia
Adani Group deploys India’s first hydrogen-powered truck for mining logistics
Adani Enterprises, the flagship of the Adani Group, has launched India’s first hydrogen fuel cell truck in Chhattisgarh as part of its drive to promote cleaner transportation.
Brazil and Russia edge closer on nuclear deal
Brazil and Russia are expected to advance cooperation on small modular reactor (SMR) technology, Brazil’s Minister of Energy Alexandre Silveira said after a visit to Moscow with President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
Regulator hit sends Brazil’s Eletrobras into the red
Brazil’s Eletrobras posted a net loss of BRL354mn ($62.3mn) in Q1 2025, following a regulatory revision that cut the asset base of its subsidiary Chesf.
Thailand and Laos discuss boosting power trade ties
Thailand's Deputy Prime Minister and Energy Minister Pirapan Salirathavibhaga arrived in Laos on May 15 to expand cross-border electricity trade.
Brazil plans overhaul of power market rules
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Ukraine’s top mineral water producer launches solar power plant to cut energy costs
IDS Ukraine, the country’s largest producer of mineral water, has launched its first solar power plant as part of a broader strategy to reduce reliance on conventional energy sources and slash electricity costs.
Rio Tinto ramps up focus on lithium exploration in Argentina, Bolivia and Chile
Rio Tinto is intensifying its focus on lithium, with CEO Jakob Stausholm identifying South America's Lithium Triangle as the strategic epicentre for securing this critical energy transition metal.
Movistar Chile signs agreement with Copec EMOAC for nationwide renewable power supply
Movistar Chile, the local subsidiary of Spanish telecommunications giant Movistar, signed an electricity supply agreement with Copec EMOAC to power its nationwide operations exclusively with renewable energy sources.
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The Middle East is bracing for another intense heatwave set to grip the region from May 17, with temperatures likely to easily surpass 50 degrees Celsius in the next few days.
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