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Inox Wind (NSE: INOXWIND) has secured a repeat 200-MW turnkey wind power project from NLC India (NSE: NLCINDIA), with an estimated contract value of around INR16bn ($184mn), strengthening its order pipeline.
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Vietnam seeks green finance to strengthen climate transition
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US funds engineering study for $4.5bn Morocco ammonia project
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Oman launched on July 29 a tender for financial and commercial advisory services to support the development of up to 3 gigawatts (GW) of utility-scale solar independent power projects (IPPs).
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Malawi has commissioned a $20mn battery energy storage system (BESS) that is expected to improve electricity reliability by storing surplus solar power and stabilising the national grid, the Malawi Nation reported on July 29.
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Hungary-based climate infrastructure developer EnerSynk Group has secured regulatory and legal approvals for the contractual framework of a proposed 500MW solar power project in Zambia.
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Nigeria secures $150mn IsDB loan for 100MW solar project
Nigeria's Niger State has secured a $150mn loan from the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) for a 100MW solar power project aimed at expanding electricity access, supporting industry and strengthening energy infrastructure
Taiwan cuts gas imports over diplomatic office closure
Taiwan has suspended spot market purchases of liquefied natural gas from Papua New Guinea, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported on July 29. The decision follows a sudden move by the Pacific nation to close Taiwan's representative office.
Philippines MGI signs geothermal drilling contract with ThermaPrime
Maibarara Geothermal Inc. awarded an exploratory drilling contract to ThermaPrime Drilling Corp., the company disclosed to the Philippine Stock Exchange.
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