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Colombia launches first long-term power auction requiring 8%-10% renewable supply
Colombia's Energy Ministry published draft regulations establishing the nation's inaugural long-term electricity contracting mechanism, mandating 15-year supply agreements commencing January 2030 for power distributors
Turkey’s installed power capacity and electricity consumption hit record highs in 2025
Turkey’s total installed electricity capacity rose to 122,519 megawatts by the end of December, according to a statement from the Energy and Natural Resources Ministry.
NORAD grants Africa-focused renewable energy developer Axian $1mn for investment in African projects
Africa-focused renewables developer Axian Energy (Axian) has received a $1mn grant from the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (NORAD) to finance early-stage activities at projects in four African countries.
UK launches GBP15bn Warm Homes Plan to cut energy bills across Britain
Britain unveils £15bn Warm Homes Plan to upgrade five million homes with solar panels and heat pumps, aiming to lift one million families out of fuel poverty by 2030 whilst creating 180,000 green jobs.
Europe’s last wild rivers shrinking fast as Balkans lose 2,500 km of pristine waterways
Wild rivers in the Balkans are being steadily eroded by hydropower and infrastructure development finds new study commissioned by Riverwatch and EuroNatur.
Zambian college signs MoU with Vision Hitech of China to build 20MW solar farm
Zambia’s Kafue Gorge Training Centre (KGTC) has started building the first phase of a 20-MW solar project, which is expected to be completed by December this year.
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Pakistan's power generation rises nearly 9% in December
Pakistan’s power generation climbed to 8,487 GWh in December 2025, registering an 8.8% year-on-year increase from 7,800 GWh in the same month a year earlier
Brazil’s Petrobras backs first biorefinery
Petrobras plans to invest BRL6bn ($1.11bn) to convert its Riograndense refinery in southern Brazil into the country’s first biorefinery, company president Magda Chambriard said.
“Green” charging stations providing more electricity to EVs than “non-green” in Turkey
Turkey’s electric vehicle (EV) charging network closed 2025 with some notable growth. What’s more, renewable energy-powered stations supplied the bulk of electricity consumed by drivers.
Ukraine’s OKKO Group eyes biogas expansion and land growth by 2030
Ukraine’s OKKO Group, one of the country’s largest fuel traders, plans to sharply expand its agricultural footprint and develop biogas production by the end of the decade as it deepens vertical integration beyond its core fuel retail business.
South Africa may turn to banks or bonds to help achieve Eskom decarbonisation, says energy minister
South Africa is struggling to access more than $13bn pledged by Western partners to support Eskom’s decarbonisation, as the financing terms are too costly, Energy Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says.
Malaysian Khazanah to boost investment in power infrastructure and semiconductors
Malaysia’s sovereign wealth fund, Khazanah Nasional Bhd, plans to channel additional capital into strengthening the country’s electricity system and supporting domestic semiconductor companies
Singapore’s ambition for hydrogen power faces cost and supply chain barriers
Singapore’s plan to source up to 50% of its electricity from hydrogen by 2050 is facing major obstacles, with high costs and underdeveloped supply chains emerging as key challenges
ABB ships first India-made wind power converter
ABB on January 19 announced the dispatch of its first wind power converter manufactured in India following the acquisition of Gamesa Electric’s power electronics business in December 2025
Oman solar project reaches financial close with $880mn in new funding
The Sultanate of Oman is rapidly transforming into a global hub for green technology through the development of large-scale renewable energy infrastructure.
AM Green begins work on India’s largest green ammonia and hydrogen complex
AM Green Group has taken a significant step in India’s clean energy transition with the start of construction on the country’s first and largest green ammonia and green hydrogen complex at Kakinada in Andhra Pradesh
Solar panel prices in Pakistan jump due to higher import costs
Solar panel prices in Pakistan have risen sharply in recent weeks, driven by higher global raw material costs and strong demand, pushing up the prices of imported Chinese modules across local markets
Equinor’s eastern ambitions: navigating opportunity and adversity in South Korea
In late 2025 and early 2026, local media reported that Equinor missed a key deadline to finalise an agreement necessary for state backing of the Firefly/Bandibuli project.
New UAE gas agreement strengthens energy ties with India
A landmark energy partnership was solidified between the UAE’s integrated gas processing powerhouse, ADNOC Gas PLC, and India’s Hindustan Petroleum Corporation, signed during the state visit of UAE President to India.
Turkey plans to open first offshore wind farm tenders by end of year, says Tureb head
Turkey is planning to open its first offshore wind farm tenders by the end of 2026, says Ibrahim Erden, president of the Turkish Wind Energy Association (Tureb).
Brazil courts China energy cash
Brazil has restarted efforts to attract Chinese investment into its energy sector, the government said after talks in Beijing, according to officials from the Ministry of Mines and Energy.
UAE’s GSU acquires 51% of Kyrgyzstan-focused run-of-the-river hydro company 40Capital
Laos, Thailand and Malaysia boost regional power integration
Laos, Thailand and Malaysia have taken a further step in strengthening regional electricity cooperation with the signing of a new agreement aimed at expanding cross-border power trade in South East Asia
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