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Brazil draws 1,539 renewable plants into curtailment deal
Brazil’s government has received applications from 1,539 wind and solar plants, representing about 53 GW of capacity, for a scheme that compensates eligible electricity curtailment.
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Turkey plans first offshore wind YEKA tender for early 2027
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Russia switches on its largest solar plant near the Chinese border
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Electricité du Laos (EDL) recorded a 9.4% increase in revenue during the first half of 2026, reflecting stronger electricity generation and demand.
Scatec completes Africa’s largest hybrid solar and battery project in Egypt
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Zambia commissions first solar-hydro hybrid power plant
The solar plant is designed to operate alongside the existing Lunsemfwa hydropower station and supply electricity to the national grid, helping diversify a power system that has historically depended heavily on hydropower.
UAE’s GSU opens 50MW solar plant in Central African Republic
The Sakaï plant, near the capital Bangui, comprises more than 80,000 solar panels and a 15MWh battery energy storage system designed to improve grid stability and electricity availability.
Malaysia unveils $1.05bn renewable energy pipeline
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CREC builds $66mn grid-linked solar site in Philippines
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Cambodia is expanding its electric vehicle charging network, laying the groundwork for wider adoption of cleaner transport and green energy.
Montenegro company plans 92.4-MW wind farm near Žabljak
Podgorica-based company Wind Europe MNE plans to build a 92.4-MW wind farm near Njegovudja in the Žabljak area of northern Montenegro
US court dismisses bribery and fraud case against Indian businessman Gautam Adani
A US court has dismissed the bribery and fraud case against Indian businessman Gautam Adani, with US District Judge Nicholas Garaufis of the Eastern District of New York approving the US Department of Justice’s request to terminate the proceedings.
India’s CESC to acquire 1.4-GW operational solar portfolio for $510mn
India’s CESC (NSE: CESC) said its renewable energy arm Purvah Green Power will acquire a 1.4-GW operational solar power portfolio from ReNew Solar Power for INR48.59bn ($510.1mn), as the utility expands its renewable energy business.
India may curb sugarcane use for ethanol to boost sugar supplies
India is considering restricting the amount of sugarcane that sugar mills can divert to ethanol production in the coming season as the government seeks to increase domestic sugar supplies and contain record prices.
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The owner of an operational and modernised alcohol plant in Ukraine's Lviv region is considering bringing in a strategic investor to expand the facility and develop a modern bioethanol complex.
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