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India’s Thermax eyes $100mn investment in Indonesia’s green industry
Indian energy manufacturer Thermax is considering expanding its investment in Indonesia up to $100mn (IDR1.6 trillion) to develop green industries, particularly in air pollution control and bioethanol production
Sri Lanka finalises solar power project deal with India
New Delhi mandates energy storage in solar tenders to enhance grid stability
The Indian government has advised renewable energy implementing agencies and state utilities to incorporate a minimum of two-hour co-located energy storage systems, equivalent to 10% of the installed solar project capacity, in future solar tenders
Brazil’s court blocks IBAMA's Belo Monte water flow order
A federal court in Pará state issued a preliminary injunction overturning a decision by Brazil’s environmental regulator, IBAMA, which had ordered a temporary reduction in water flow to the Belo Monte hydroelectric plant.
Brazil moves to store wind energy
Brazil's Minister of Mines and Energy, Alexandre Silveira, said the government will move forward with plans to store wind energy, fulfilling a statement made by former President Dilma Rousseff in 2015.
Brazil’s Supreme Court presses for Amazon and Pantanal anti-crime funding details
Brazil’s Supreme Court Justice Flávio Dino has requested the Attorney General’s Office (AGU) to disclose funds already allocated and projected budgets for combating illegal deforestation and fires in the Amazon and Pantanal.
EBRD and EU back Jordan power grid with $56.5mn loan
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and European Union (EU) announced a €67.1mn financing package to strengthen Jordan's electricity infrastructure.
Colombian researchers develop photovoltaic fault detection database
Researchers at the Instituto Tecnológico Metropolitano de Medellín (ITM) in Colombia have compiled an open-access dataset detailing photovoltaic panel performance under various fault conditions.
RIC Energy launches seven battery storage projects in Chile
Spanish renewable energy group RIC Energy is expanding its footprint in Chile with seven new battery storage projects, significantly boosting the country's energy transition.
Iran launches first smart monitoring centre to improve power plant efficiency
Iran has brought online its first Intelligent Power Plant Condition Monitoring (IPCM) Centre at a power station in the northern city of Mashhad, aimed at enhancing electricity generation efficiency.
MEC calls for increased role of Mozambican firms in oil and gas sector development
At the Invest in African Energies: Mozambique Roundtable, MEC’s chairman spoke of an opportunity for local firms to increase their role in the market largely dominated by foreign players.
Ukraine seeks Trump’s support with offer of minerals critical to renewables, weapons, electronics
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskiy is highlighting his country's vast deposits of critical minerals, including the rare earths and lithium so critical to renewable energy, to secure backing from President Donald Trump.
Kazakhstan’s Kazatomprom and Jordanian JUMCO sign MoU on joint study of uranium projects in Jordan
Turkey raises geothermal power equipment localisation rate to 55%
Fourth-largest geothermal power capacity holder in the world Turkey has raised its parts localisation rate to 55%.
OMV Petrom begins construction of €750mn sustainable fuels unit at Petrobrazi refinery
OMV Petrom (BVB: SNP), Southeast Europe’s largest integrated energy producer, has started construction on new facilities at its Petrobrazi refinery to produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and biodiesel (hydrotreated vegetable oil, HVO).
Chinese Mingyang Smart Energy pens clean energy cooperation pact with Pakistan’s Sindh
China’s Mingyang Smart Energy Group and the Energy Department of Sindh, Pakistan signed a strategic cooperation agreement in Beijing earlier this month to enhance clean energy collaboration
Brazil power bills to rise after environmental curbs on mega dam
Brazilian electricity consumers face higher power bills after environmental regulators ordered output cuts at the Belo Monte hydroelectric plant, the country's power regulator warned.
Indonesian coal-fired power plan risks undermining climate commitments
According to a report released February 20, Indonesia’s plan to expand coal-fired power plants dedicated to industrial use threatens its pledge to cut carbon emissions by 2030 and phase out coal by 2040
US energy secretary criticises net zero target
President Donald Trump’s newly confirmed energy secretary Chris Wright has strongly criticised efforts to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050, branding the goal as a "sinister" agenda.
Brazil’s Athon Energia to acquire GreenYellow's solar portfolio in the country
Brazilian energy company Athon Energia has agreed to purchase more than 50 megawatts-peak (MWp) of solar installations from French distributed energy provider GreenYellow,
Brazil’s power shift poses challenge for green hydrogen exports
Brazil’s increased reliance on thermoelectric plants is set to lower the renewable share of its electrical system, potentially complicating the country’s efforts to export green hydrogen to Europe.
Shrinking cloud cover may be driving record global temperatures, scientists warn
Scientists warn that fewer clouds could be triggering a feedback loop that accelerates warming, making it even harder to curb rising temperatures.
Alpha H2 tests hydrogen injection kits with LatAm transport giants
Hydrogen injection systems supplier Alpha H2 Limited has begun hydrogen injection trials with two major transport companies in Latin America, involving a potential 12,400 vehicles
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