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New solar partnership powers cleaner energy future for the Philippines
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The share of wind and solar energy in Turkey's total installed electricity capacity reached approximately 30% by the end of March, state-run news service Anadolu reported, citing data from the Electricity Transmission Corporation, TEIAS.
Colombia advances renewable energy with community initiatives
The Comisión de Regulación de Energía y Gas (CREG) has approved a resolution enabling over 500,000 Colombian families to generate and sell electricity through energy communities.
ContourGlobal launches solar plant in Chile
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Austria's Verbund takes over 272-MW wind farm in Romania
The Austrian energy company Verbund, through its Romanian subsidiary Verbund Wind Power Romania, has acquired a 272-MW “ready to build” wind project from Monsson.
Indonesia's NTT province halts new geothermal projects amid environmental concerns
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Woodmac dramatically cuts US wind market forecast
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China to power up Uzbekistan with nine mini hydropower plants in Andijan
Chinese construction firm Xinjiang Qianyuan Kunyu Construction Engineering is set to power up Uzbekistan's Andijan region with plans to build nine mini-hydroelectric power plants.
Colombia's Ecopetrol to construct sustainable aviation fuel plant
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Inpex advances search for CCS sites on West Australia's Bonaparte basin
Inpex is advancing its search for potential carbon capture and storage sites in the Bonaparte basin offshore Western Australia, as operator of a joint venture with TotalEnergies and Woodside Energy.
EDF Renewables commissions first main transmission substation built by IPP in South Africa
French independent power producer (IPP) EDF Renewables, a subsidiary of state-owned utility Électricité de France (EDF) Group, has commissioned South Africa’s first self-build main transmission substation (MTS).
US interim envoy flags energy diversification as key priority for Orban government in first public address
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Trump moves to revive coal industry amid criticism, market shifts
President Donald Trump has signed four new executive orders seeking to revive the flagging American coal industry by easing environmental regulations and streamlining approvals for new mining operations.
Thailand to boost investment in clean energy tech amid renewables drive – IEEE expert
Thailand is set to increase investment in clean energy technologies in the coming years as the country intensifies efforts to transition toward renewable power sources, a senior official said.
Q.ENEST to introduce one-year PPA options for businesses in Japan
Q.ENEST Holdings has unveiled plans to offer short-term corporate power purchase agreements (PPAs), set to last for one year.
BPCL, Sembcorp to develop clean energy projects in India
Indian state-owned Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) and Sembcorp Green Hydrogen India Private Limited have entered into a joint venture to develop renewable energy and green hydrogen projects in India
India's NTPC eyes small nuclear reactors to replace coal-power plants
Indian power company NTPC is exploring the potential of deploying small modular reactors (SMRs) to replace ageing thermal power plants
India overtakes Germany in wind and solar power generation in 2024
India surpassed Germany in 2024 to become the world’s third-largest generator of electricity from wind and solar as output in the country nearly doubled over the five years to 2024, rising from 110 TWh to 215 TWh.
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