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France explores renewable energy investment in Chernobyl Exclusion Zone
France is considering investing in renewable energy projects within the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, as part of broader efforts to support Ukraine’s reconstruction and energy security.
Ukraine expands wind energy capacity with new project in Kirovohrad region
Ukrainian energy company Energy Trade Group has begun construction of a 93-megawatt (MW) wind farm in the central Kirovohrad region.
Russia to capitalise on Africa’s growing energy demand
Russia has been intensifying its efforts to strengthen energy partnerships with African countries, indicating a broader strategy to enhance its geopolitical influence across the continent.
Solar company Solek files for reorganisation, threatening Chilean business
Czech solar energy company Solek filed for reorganisation after a Prague City Court initiated insolvency proceedings against it, thereby threatening the company's Chilean operations.
China’s BYD ships thousands of EVs to Turkey on giant vehicle carrier
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Globally electricity and heating produce the most emissions, but for some countries transport emits more, reports OWID
Globally, electricity and heating remain the largest sources of carbon emissions, but in some countries transport has overtaken them.
Brazilian renewable energy cutbacks cost sector over $315mn in 2024
Brazil wasted substantial renewable energy resources through generation restrictions in 2024, resulting in losses exceeding BRL1.8bn ($315mn) for generators, according to investment manager Equus Capital
Azerbaijan boosts istrategic energy posture with EU as South Gas Corridor and Green Energy Summits conclude in Baku
The meetings featured broad participation from officials representing Azerbaijan, the European Union, Central Asia and Southeast Europe.
Australia unveils $1.4bn battery subsidy to cut energy costs ahead of election
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has unveiled a AUS2.3bn ($1.4bn) initiative aimed at reducing electricity costs for households through substantial discounts on home battery installations
Geothermal exploration plan in South Sumatra rejected by residents
A proposed geothermal exploration project in Tanjung Sakti District, Lahat Regency, South Sumatra, has been rejected by the local community, citing environmental, social, and economic concerns
India, UAE sign pact to turn Sri Lanka's Trincomalee into energy hub
India, Sri Lanka and the United Arab Emirates signed a tripartite agreement on April 5 to jointly develop Trincomalee, located in eastern Sri Lanka, into an “energy hub”
India's L&T sets up subsidiary to develop green hydrogen projects
L&T Energy Green Tech Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Mumbai-based Larsen & Toubro Limited, has incorporated a new step-down subsidiary named L&T Green Energy Kandla Private Limited (LTGEK) to develop green hydrogen projects
Saudi ACWA Power begins full commercial operation of two wind plants in Uzbekistan
Saudi Arabian power and water desalination company ACWA Power has begun commercial operation of two wind power plants in Uzbekistan with a total capacity of 1,000 megawatts.
Alcazar’s Montenegrin unit asks for eco approval for 118.8-MW Bijela wind park
Montenegro's Environmental Protection Agency said that the local unit of Luxembourg-based renewable energy investor Alcazar Energy, Vjetro Park Bijela, has filed a request for approval of the environmental impact assessment study.
Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Georgia, Turkey to cooperate on green energy exports
Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Georgia and Turkey will join forces to export and sell green energy, the Bulgarian Ministry of Energy said in a statement on April 4.
EU joins ‘Klondike’ rush for Central Asia critical minerals as bloc and region upgrade relations
Kazakhstan boasts 19 out of 34 types of critical raw materials seen as essential to EU economy, while the five 'stans' have 40% of the world’s reserves of manganese.
Indian EPC company L&T’s expanding footprint in the global energy space
Mumbai-based engineering company Larsen & Toubro Limited has, over recent years, established itself as a major player in the global energy EPC market.
Romanian geothermal expert Green Tech International has dual listing in sight after Bucharest IPO
Company aims to triple its active geothermal capacity, double installed capacity to 1 GWt by 2028 and expand into downstream business lines, COO Dragoș Gavriluță tells bne IntelliNews.
Unusually intense heatwave hit Central Asia in March, may impact crop yields
Scientists estimate human-induced climate change made extreme heat about 4 °C hotter and about three times more likely.
Negowind Energy to build 300-MW wind farm in eastern Serbia
Negowind Energy, a Belgrade-based investor, is set to construct a 300-MW wind farm in the municipality of Negotin, located in the country's north-eastern region.
Potentia Energy secures majority stake in 1-GW Australian renewable portfolio
Potentia Energy, a joint venture between Italy’s Enel Green Power and Japan’s Inpex Corp, has finalised the acquisition of a controlling interest in a renewable energy portfolio exceeding 1 GW across Australia
Spanish Surus to auction 90 vestas wind turbines in Colombia
Surus, a Spanish firm specialising in industrial asset management, is set to auction 90 Vestas V162-5.6 MW wind turbines originally procured by EDP Renewables (EDPR) for projects in La Guajira, Colombia
Colombia's Ecopetrol to invest up to $700mn in sustainable aviation fuel plant
Colombia's state-owned energy firm, Ecopetrol, intends to allocate between $500mn and $700mn for the construction of a Sustainable Aviation Fuel production facility at its Barrancabermeja refinery.
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