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Suzlon has secured a repeat wind energy order of around 100 MW from Gas Authority of India Limited, marking the sixth such contract between the two companies.
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Saudi Arabia adds 7.8 GW of solar in 2025 but lags 2030 target
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The Democratic Republic of Congo has inaugurated the 10.5 MW Kakobola hydroelectric plant in Kwilu province, expected to supply electricity to more than 400,000 local people.
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India installs over 2.6mn rooftop solar power systems under PM scheme
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Spanish NGO Open Arms plans solar-powered Cuba mission to keep Children's Hospital lit
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Ghana targets 200MW battery storage push to stabilise grid and accelerate energy transition
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Ghana lawmakers ratify Atlantic Lithium’s Ewoyaa mining lease
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Tanzania has unveiled $12.9bn in investment opportunities across its energy sector, targeting power generation, transmission, natural gas and clean cooking as it looks to expand capacity and improve access
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Indonesia criticised for low carbon tax as emissions cost seen as far higher
Indonesia has yet to fully utilise its carbon tax as a tool to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, despite the policy being widely used in other countries and considered one of the most effective ways to cut carbon output
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