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Danish Seaborg prepares for licensing process in South Korea
Danish company Seaborg Technologies, known for its floating compact molten salt reactor (CMSR) designs, has secured DKK200mn ($28mn) in funding from existing investors.
Mumbai-listed Adani Green's renewable generation capacity tops 12,000MW
Mumbai-listed Adani Green Energy’s total operational renewable generation capacity has increased to 12,341.1MW with the commissioning of solar power projects at Khavda in the state of Gujarat
Pakistan's Sindh province rolls out home solar system programme
The Sindh Energy Department distributed home solar systems to 100 rural families in Tando Jam, Hyderabad, under the Sindh Solar Energy Project
Colombia's Ecopetrol proposes acquisition of Enel Windpeshi project
Ecopetrol has formally offered to acquire Enel Colombia's Windpeshi wind energy project, pending approval from the Superintendence of Industry and Commerce.
Verano Energy secures PPA with AES Colombia for solar project
Verano Energy has entered into a power purchase agreement (PPA) with AES Colombia for the forthcoming 13-MWp Chicalá solar facility in Sabanalarga, Atlántico.
AI consuming more electricity than Kyrgyzstan, conference hears
"Voracious" power appetite of algorithms risks turning humans into "energy slaves", digital forum told.
Colombia's offshore wind auction attracts global energy giants
Colombia is on the cusp of a renewable energy transformation as its first offshore wind auction draws interest from major global players.
PANNIER: China’s big push into Uzbekistan
Wave of projects in energy, mining, factories and construction and water conservation. Critical minerals could be next.
PowerChina to build 300 MW wind farm near Serbian capital
The project, scheduled to be completed in the second quarter of 2026, will feature 48 turbines, making it the largest wind farm in Serbia upon its completion.
Brazil’s energy storage demand surges 89%
Demand for battery energy storage systems (BEES) in Brazil grew 89% over the past year, with most installations expected by 2025, according to a study by consultancy Greener.
Amea Power starts building 50 MW of solar in the Ivory Coast
Russian hydropower holding RusHydro posts loss in 2024
Russian state hydropower holding RusHydro posted 2024 revenue growth of 12% year-on-year to RUB243bn under Russian Accounting Standards (RAS), EBITDA growth of 21% y/y to RUB137bn, but showed a net loss of RUB13.4bn in 2024.
Egypt’s nuclear plant El Dabaa to have reactor shell for first unit this year, says Russian official
South Africa: City of Cape Town to receive $157mn loan for power grid upgrade
Cape Town, South Africa’s second largest city, has won a €150mn ($157mn) loan for its power grid upgrade from German government-owned financial institution KfW, one of the world’s largest development banks.
Wind energy covered mere 1% of Czech energy consumption in 2024
The share of the wind energy on European consumption increased to 20% in 2024, while the share in Czechia has stagnated in recent years, the Czech Press Agency wrote, quoting figures from the WindEurope report.
Indonesia’s renewable energy potential could drive 50% clean energy mix by 2030
Indonesia's vast renewable energy capacity, exceeding 3,686 GW, presents a significant opportunity to increase the country's clean energy share beyond 23%, with the potential to reach 50% by 2030.
Cambodia, Japan simplify carbon credit application process
Cambodia and Japan are joining forces to streamline the application process for the Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM), a carbon credit program aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Majority of Singaporean firms target solar investments by 2030
More than half of businesses in Singapore are planning to invest in solar energy within the next five years as part of efforts to expand clean energy sources, a study by Schneider Electric has found.
As Turkey knocks $3.5bn off energy import bill, researcher points to expansion of domestic renewables production
Turkey in 2024 curbed its energy imports to $65.59bn from $69.11bn in 2023, with the decrease amounting to 5.1%.
EDP Renováveis reports unexpected $583.8mn net loss amid US and Colombia impairments
EDP Renováveis (EDPR), the world's fourth-largest wind energy producer, reported a surprising net loss of $583.8mn for 2024, primarily due to substantial impairments in the United States and Colombia.
Brazil's transport sector moves toward decarbonisation
Transport accounts for 13% of Brazil’s greenhouse gas emissions, driving investment in electric vehicles and biofuels as decarbonisation efforts advance.
Brazil’s Solfácil secures $172mn to expand solar financing
Solfácil has raised BRL1bn ($172mn) to fund solar energy projects across Brazil, taking its total capital market funding beyond BRL5bn.
Fortis partners with Pomega for battery storage at North Macedonia’s Oslomej solar plant
Fortis Energy, a prominent player in the renewable energy sector, signed an agreement with fellow Turkish company Pomega Enerji Depolama Teknolojileri for the installation of a 62 MW/104 MWh Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) at Oslomej plant.
US shows interest in bolstering ties with Central Asian states
Washington interested in widening access to region’s mineral wealth.
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