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Jordan’s gas share in power generation falls to 56% as renewables rise
Jordan reduced the share of natural gas in electricity generation to 56% in the first eight months of 2026, from 63% in 2025, while renewable energy increased its contribution.
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Israel’s Solaer Renewable Energy Ltd. has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding to acquire up to a 70% equity stake in an Australian solar and energy storage portfolio.
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Volkswagen to acquire 49% share in Slovak Šurany battery plant as part of deal with Chinese Gotion
The German carmaker is to acquire a 49% share in the Slovak Šurany battery plant as part of a larger deal with Chinese Gotion.
South Korea to lift renewable grid capacity to 171 GW
South Korea will expand the amount of renewable electricity its power grid can absorb by 2030 to 171 gigawatts (GW) from 119 GW on transmission standards.
Fauji Cement adds battery storage at Pakistan plants
Fauji Cement Company Limited has approved 50 megawatt-hours (MWh) of battery energy storage split between its two cement plants in Pakistan.
China sends another 5,000 solar systems to Cuba amid energy crisis
Cuba received a new shipment of 5,000 solar photovoltaic systems from China on September 23 for public facilities and homes in remote areas, the third delivery of its kind in recent months
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Spanish Aldesa wins EPC contract for Costa Rica's 86.3 MWp Abangares solar park
Spanish infrastructure group Aldesa has won an engineering, procurement and construction contract worth about €80mn for Costa Rica’s Abangares photovoltaic project, which will become the country’s largest solar-generation facility
Israel's Nofar Energy to sell legacy solar power portfolio
Ukraine races to rebuild power system as Russia prepares new strikes
Russia destroyed 9 gigawatts of Ukrainian power generation capacity last winter and has prepared detailed plans for new attacks on the country's energy system, while Ukraine is accelerating investment in renewable generation and energy storage.
Zambia's 100-MW Maamba solar plant begins commissioning and injects first power
Zambia's 100-megawatt alternating-current Maamba solar plant has entered commissioning after injecting electricity into the national grid for the first time on September 24, ZCCM Investments Holdings (LuSE:ZCCM-IH) said.
India’s Juniper Green subsidiaries receive ICRA rating upgrades
Juniper Green Energy Ltd (NSE:JNPR) said India’s ICRA has upgraded credit ratings on debt facilities held by five of its subsidiaries, improving their assessed credit profiles as the renewable power group expands its project portfolio.
ACEN wins Philippine approval for La Union power deal
Ayala-led ACEN Corp (PSE: ACEN) has won approval from the Philippines' Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) for a 10-year power supply agreement (PSA) with La Union Electric Company Inc (Lueco).
Philippines faces 6,500 extra deaths from super el nino
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India’s KPI Green Energy expands renewable portfolio with new subsidiary
The new entity will pursue activities spanning electricity generation, storage, transmission, distribution, purchase and sale across conventional and renewable sources.
Chinese EVs gain ground in Myanmar
Chinese electric vehicles are gaining popularity in Myanmar, driven by competitive prices, smart technology and growing local partnerships.
Indonesia to simplify solar tenders for 100 GW push
Indonesia will simplify tender procedures for solar power developers that meet technical and competitiveness criteria, as it pushes to add 100 gigawatt peak (GWp) of solar capacity within three years.
India builds first port-based e-methanol plant at Kandla
India has begun work on its first port-based e-methanol production facility at Kandla in Gujarat, a INR23bn ($260mn) project aimed at supplying green fuel to ships on the Asia-Europe trade route.
India's Dhamra Port switches fully to renewable power
Dhamra Port on India's Odisha coast has moved its entire electricity consumption to renewable sources, making it the country's first large-scale private multi-cargo port to run fully on green power.
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