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India approves national biogas scheme
The scheme is aimed at converting agricultural residue, cattle dung and municipal organic waste into compressed biogas
Philippines cuts red tape for rooftop solar systems
The Philippine Department of Energy (DOE) simplified regulatory procedures for self-consumption solar setups to accelerate local deployment, the energy ministry announced.
China launches world first 16-MW floating wind unit
China National Offshore Oil Corp has inaugurated the planet's initial 16-megawatt tension-leg platform floating wind turbine. Positioned within the South China Sea's Pearl River Mouth Basin, roughly 200km southeast of Shenzhen.
South Korea's Posco Future M wins major LFP contract
South Korean materials producer Posco Future M agreed to supply over 190,000 metric tonnes of lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cathode materials to a major domestic battery manufacturer.
Polish Orlen's Q2 profits skyrocket even as it keeps fuel prices at lowest level in EU
Poland's largest energy multi-utility Orlen said on August 6 its net profit skyrocketed by 427% y/y to PLN7.72bn (€1.79bn) in Q2 2026, even as it kept its fuel prices the cheapest in the EU.
Netherlands' MPC energy solutions exits Colombia with sale of Los Girasoles solar project
MPC Energy Solutions has agreed to sell its remaining Colombian solar asset, Los Girasoles, completing its exit from the country as part of a broader portfolio reshaping strategy
Colombia clears 557.2MW solar project in Cesar with environmental permit
Colombia's National Environmental Licensing Authority (ANLA) has granted an environmental licence for the Turpiales and Los Nogales photovoltaic parks in the department of Cesar
EBRD to support Tajikistan in delivering competitive auctions for two 200-MW solar projects
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) announced on August 5 that it has approved support for Tajikistan that will assist the country in designing and running competitive auctions for two 200-megawatt solar projects.
Sungrow supplies 35 MWh of storage for Sierra Leone solar projects
Sungrow Power Supply has supplied 35 MWh of battery energy storage capacity for Sierra Leone’s World Bank-backed Regional Emergency Solar Power Intervention Project (RESPITE)
Sasol hires Envision to design green hydrogen system for South Africa e-methanol project
South African chemicals and energy group Sasol (JSE:SOL; NYSE:SSL) has commissioned China’s Envision Group to design a green hydrogen system for a proposed e-methanol project at its Sasolburg complex.
Thailand opens rooftop solar registration for 500,000 homes
Thailand has opened registration for rooftop solar vendors as part of a push to make installations safer for households.
Vietnam begins construction of $296mn solar power plant
Vietnam has begun work on a $296mn solar power project in the southern province of Tay Ninh as it accelerates renewable energy development.
INTERVIEW: Hungarian deep-tech Edortech eyes global battery market with patented tin-alloy anode platform
CEO Adam Vida talks to IntelliNews about Edortech's ONLi platform and its ambitions to build a European supply chain for next-generation batteries.
REA signs solar manufacturing deal to cut Nigeria’s import dependence
Nigeria’s Rural Electrification Agency (REA) has signed a manufacturing partnership with Ecotech Development Nigeria Limited to assemble solar panels and batteries locally
Shell picks new head for low carbon business as it fast-tracks divestments of renewables
Faber previously headed Shell’s lubricants business in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
Mozambique’s HCB plans $1.37bn hydropower upgrade after severe drought
Mozambique’s HCB plans to invest $1.37bn over the next decade to modernise the Cahora Bassa hydropower complex, extend its operating life, and increase capacity by 110 MW.
Argentina authorises Genneia’s 300 MW Sol del Valle solar project to join power market
Argentina’s Energy Secretariat has authorised renewable energy company Genneia to enter the wholesale electricity market as a generating agent for the 300 MW Sol del Valle solar park in Catamarca province.
Mainstream starts commercial operations at 50-MW Ilikwa solar plant in South Africa
Mainstream Renewable Power has started commercial operations at its 50-MW Ilikwa solar photovoltaic plant in South Africa’s Free State province, supplying electricity through the grid to multiple commercial and industrial customers.
Malawi commissions first 20-MW standalone grid battery
Malawi has commissioned its first standalone utility-scale battery energy storage system, a 20-MW/40-MWh facility designed to stabilise the national grid and allow greater use of renewable electricity.
Kazakhstan considers building SAF plant in Alatau City with Hong Kong investor
Kazakhstan is considering building a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plant in Alatau City in partnership with Hong Kong investment firm Full Vision Capital.
Romania’s battery storage capacity reaches almost 2,000 MWh, set to double by year-end
Romania’s electricity storage facilities reached 989 MW of installed power and 1,975 MWh of storage capacity as of August 1, the equivalent of more than one-tenth of Romania’s peak electricity consumption.
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