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Iran, Belarus ink energy deal with no projects or funding disclosed
Iran and Belarus have signed a memorandum to expand cooperation in renewable energy and power infrastructure, coveri renewable energy, the construction and management of power infrastructure, electricity transmission and distribution.
India's Waaree Renewable wins solar deal
Waaree Renewable Technologies (BSE: 534618) (NSE: WAAREERTL) has won a contract to build a 450 MWp solar power project for an unnamed domestic independent power producer
Singapore raises solar power target to 4 GW by 2035
The higher target lands while the country is still short of its earlier milestone, with 2.3 GW installed as of October.
Cuba’s coffee growers to pay for solar kits through harvest income
Cuba’s BioCubaCafé plans to distribute 2,000 small solar-power kits to coffee-growing families in the island’s east, with recipients covering half the stated cost through coffee-sale earnings
Vingroup unit seeks approval for Vietnam floating solar projects
Vietnamese media reported on October 27 that VinEnergo, which handles renewable energy for Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup (VIC), wants environmental clearance for a pair of floating solar plants in Lai Chau province,...
SandStone speeds up inspection data at Thailand EV plant
Data management software provider SandStone said its inspection data system has cut data retrieval times from hours to seconds at a major automotive parts factory in Thailand
Bangladesh advances 15 solar PPP projects for investors
Plans are under way at Invest Bangladesh for 15 solar power projects on an industrial scale, to be delivered as public-private partnerships (PPPs) that would put unused state-owned land to work, attracting private money.
Japan's JERA signs India green ammonia deal for shipping
Japanese power producer JERA will buy roughly 70,000 tonnes of green ammonia a year from India's AM Green for five years, with most of the fuel going to ammonia-powered car carriers, the two companies announced on October 27.
Sunsure to supply India's Evonith Steel with solar power
Indian renewable energy developer Sunsure Energy will provide 30 MWp of solar power to Evonith Steel's integrated plant in Wardha, Maharashtra, under a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA).
India's wind turbine makers target growth through trade deals
India's wind equipment manufacturers could win a bigger share of overseas markets as the country signs more free-trade agreements and governments worldwide push to cut emissions.
India's power utilities poised for stronger quarterly earnings
India's power companies are likely to post better results for the July to September 2026 quarter on rising electricity demand.
Brazil solar lobby urges 8 GW battery target by 2030
Brazil's solar industry association Absolar has asked the re-elected government of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva to commit to 8 GW of utility-scale battery storage by 2030.
Mexico's CFE to nearly double wind and solar by 2030, but gas generation set to grow faster
Mexico's state utility CFE plans to lift its wind and solar capacity by 92% to about 7.1GW by 2030, according to its sustainability plan, though gas-fired generation is projected to expand at a much faster pace.
Argentina authorises grid connection for 16.5 MW solar park
Nicaragua connects first 30MW lithium battery storage system
Nicaragua is connecting its first 30 megawatts (MW) of lithium battery storage to the national grid, as the country's electricity coverage reaches 99.77%.
Tanzania gives state institutions six months to identify carbon credits in infrastructure
Government targets emissions-reduction revenue from railway, transit and hydropower projects but faces verification and financing challenges.
Kenya plans 34 geothermal wells and 200MWh battery storage by 2030
Kenya plans to drill 34 geothermal wells and deploy a 200-megawatt-hour (MWh) battery energy storage system by 2030 to meet rising electricity demand and improve grid reliability.
PGE starts construction of one of Poland's biggest energy storage facilities
Polish power group PGE said on October 23 that its renewables subsidiary PGE EO had begun building one of the biggest energy storage facilities in Poland and in Europe, a 400MW/800MWh unit in Nowy Czarnów.
Singapore, Malaysia renew pact, clear 1.3GW power imports
Singapore and Malaysia renewed their bilateral energy partnership, and Singapore cleared a plan to import 1.3 gigawatts (GW) of electricity from Malaysia.
Indonesia weighs nuclear plant sites from Batam to Halmahera
Indonesia is studying sites for nuclear power plants in Batam and Halmahera, with Russia lined up as a possible partner for the Halmahera project.
India sees $220bn clean energy investment window before 2030
India expects about $220bn in clean energy investment opportunities between FY2027 and FY2030 as it works towards 500 GW of non-fossil fuel power capacity, the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) said.
Philippines faces El Niño rice price risk as stocks drop
India's Tamil Nadu approves 600-MW solar-storage power deal
According to a Saur Energy report on October 26, Tamil Nadu's state distribution utility has received the electricity regulator's go-ahead to purchase 600 MW of storage-linked solar power priced at INR3.12 ($0.035) per kWh.
Jakson Solar to invest $525mn in India plants
Indian manufacturer Jakson Solar will spend as much as INR50bn ($525.2mn) on new factories producing 3 GW each of solar cells and ingot-wafers.
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