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Iran brings first geothermal power plant online after two-decade build
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Sri Lanka has launched a preliminary feasibility study for its first canal-top solar power project along the Viyana Canal in Mahiyanganaya, marking a step towards expanding renewable energy generation.
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Turkey's unlicensed solar capacity hits 24.2 GW
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Zambia commissions $75mn Chisamba Phase II solar plant
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Indonesian energy ministry advances 93 hydrogen projects worth $1.8bn
The Indonesian government is advancing its national hydrogen roadmap, shifting away from imported fossil fuels while building localised clean energy infrastructure across remote islands.
Malaysia launches LSS6 solar tender for 2.5-GW expansion
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Sri Lanka plans to raise the contribution of renewable energy to its electricity mix beyond the current 70% target while expanding its transmission infrastructure to support higher levels of clean power integration.
India's renewable energy capacity rises nearly four-fold to 288.6 GW since 2014
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Colombia's incoming government seeks US energy investment, backs gas exploration revival
Colombia's incoming administration has begun discussions with US officials to attract investment into the country's energy sector, focusing on energy security, responsible transition policies and the revival of gas exploration
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Serbia opens tender for documents for €2.6bn Iron Gate III hydropower project
Serbia has opened a tender for planning and technical documentation for the construction of the Đerdap 3 reversible hydropower plant on the Danube River, a major energy storage project estimated at €2.6bn.
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Montenegro plans 3 MW solar power plant in Kolašin area
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China's Shanxi Installation wins $210m EPC contract for Oman solar project
Chinese industrial construction company Shanxi Installation Group Co, Ltd has secured a 1.5 bn yuan ($210 mn) engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for Oman's 500 MW Al Kamil Phase I Solar PV Independent Power Project (IPP).
Oman opens renewable electricity market to direct power sales
Oman has introduced a regulatory framework allowing renewable energy producers to sell electricity directly to eligible consumers, marking a major shift away from the country's long-standing single-buyer model.
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