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Azerbaijan and the EU discuss the expansion of gas exports and green energy corridor
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Genneia unveils plans to build massive pv factory in Argentina
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Experts call for royalty windfall to fund fair and sustainable energy transition in Indonesia
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Indonesia unveils sustainable finance blueprint to close $240bn climate funding gap
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Jindal India Renewable Energy wins 300-MW solar-plus-storage project under SJVN’s 1200-MW tender
Jindal India Renewable Energy (JIRE), the renewable energy arm of the BC Jindal Group, has secured a 300-MW solar-plus-storage project awarded by state-owned SJVN
Tsingshan looks for investment opportunities in Chile's lithium sector
Chinese metals conglomerate Tsingshan confirmed that it remains interested in potential investments in Chile's downstream lithium sector, contradicting earlier reports that it had abandoned plans for a lithium cathode plant.
Japan’s Eneos pivots investment from hydrogen to LNG
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Polenergia posts lower net profit and EBITDA in first quarter of 2025
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Rogun hydro planners boost Tajik megaproject’s projected capacity by 180 MW to 3,780 MW
The planned installed capacity of the Rogun Hydropower Plant, a megaproject under construction, in Tajikistan has been raised by 180 megawatts to 3,780 MW.
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Turkey’s first domestically developed “flying car”, the fully-electric AirCar, has reportedly started crewed test flights.
European companies make headway in advancing CCS projects
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BYD Auto’s European-market electric vehicle (EV) sales growth was at its fastest in Turkey in the first four months of the year, according to Ismail Ergun, general manager of BYD Turkey.
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