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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.
Albania, Nepal, Ethiopia lead a growing club of countries running on renewable power
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France’s Qair announces first disbursement under $44.5mn solar financing for Chad plants
French renewable energy company Qair said the first disbursement had been made under a €37.9mn ($44.5mn) financing package for two solar power plants with battery storage near Chad’s capital N’Djamena.
India's power shortages outstrip summer peak as El Niño saps hydro
India's power shortages have climbed above this summer's heatwave peaks as an El Niño-weakened monsoon cuts hydropower output, Bloomberg reported on September 24.
Kenya's SunCulture closes $10mn solar-irrigation receivables securitisation with Mirova
Indian group Nava commissions 100MW solar plant in Zambia
Nava Limited (NSE: NAVA) has commissioned a 100-megawatt (MW) solar power plant in Zambia through Maamba Solar Energy Limited (MSEL), marking the Indian group’s entry into utility-scale renewable energy.
AIIB invests $100mn in Turkish lender Denizbank’s 5-year green bond
Denizbank has so far issued green bonds with five different international development and investment banks. The total volume of papers has reached $470mn.
Turkey's electric car share leaps from 1% to 22% in three years
More than one in five new cars sold in Turkey in 2025 was electric, up from one in 100 in 2022, data compiled by Our World in Data show.
Ukraine's largest biomethane plant begins exports to Hungary
Teofipol Energy Company has begun exporting biomethane to Hungary, becoming the latest Ukrainian producer to enter the growing European market as Kyiv seeks to expand renewable gas supplies and develop alternative energy export revenues.
Lithuania halves grid guarantees to €25/kW to revive renewable projects
Indonesia urges global climate action, funding access at UN General Assembly
Indonesia has called on the international community to bolster multilateral cooperation on climate resilience and unlock crucial financing to help developing countries meet their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) under the Paris Agreement
Philippines' APECO partners on 1 GW renewable energy hub
APECO signed an MoU with China's Huge Energy and South Korea's Dong-A Global to build a 1 GW renewable power, battery storage, and substation network in Casiguran, Philippines.
Malaysia cuts clean energy grid charges to accelerate corporate solar projects
A reduction in system access charges for firm renewable power supply is set to trigger a wave of corporate solar engineering, procurement, and construction (EPCC) contracts in Malaysia from the fourth quarter of 2026, according to investment research
China builds world-first CO2 power storage facility
China broke ground on a world-first hybrid power generation and storage plant in Shandong province.
India’s SWELECT expands solar portfolio with acquisition
SWELECT Energy Systems Limited approved two corporate transactions that will expand its solar generation pipeline
Coal India digs beyond coal into batteries, renewables and critical minerals
At present, Coal India Ltd is involved in four coal gasification and coal-to-chemicals projects spanning fertilisers, industrial chemicals and synthetic natural gas.
India’s Pace Digitek unit wins BESS order from NTPC GE Power Services
Pace Digitek Limited (NSE: PACEDIGITK | BSE: 544550) said its material subsidiary Lineage Power Private Limited (LPPL) has secured an order worth INR4.88bn ($51mn) from NTPC GE Power Services Private Limited (NGSL) for a battery energy storage system
Colombia's Isagén to sell nine hydro and solar assets to EDF, BTG Pactual
Colombian power generator Isagén signed an agreement to sell four hydroelectric plants and five solar parks with a combined installed capacity of about 208 megawatts to a consortium formed by EDF Power Solutions and BTG Pactual Commodities
Spain's Negratín secures $32mn financing for 39 MWp solar portfolio in Colombia
Spanish renewable-energy company Grupo Negratín has secured financing for a 39 MWp portfolio of solar projects in Colombia’s Meta department, with Banco de Bogotá and Findeter backing the development under a non-recourse project-finance structure
Oman to host Gulf's first World Wind Energy Conference in 2027
Oman will host the World Wind Energy Conference in December 2027, the first time the event comes to the Gulf, as the sultanate brings 245 MW of new wind capacity online.
Zambia’s Zanaco launches $100mn green and social financing programme
Lusaka Securities Exchange chief executive Nicholas Kabaso described the transaction as the first sustainability bond issued by a Zambian bank and said the exchange would work with stakeholders to develop further thematic issuances.
Peru grants Orygen final licence for 169.8MW Arenarosa solar plant in Ica
Peru's Ministry of Energy and Mines (MINEM) has awarded Orygen Perú the definitive concession to develop renewable power generation at the Arenarosa solar plant, which has a nominal capacity of 169.82MW.
Saudi Arabia’s Acwa begins construction of Uzbekistan’s largest wind project
Uzbekistan has begun construction of a 1.5-GW wind power project in Karakalpakstan, a flagship investment by Saudi Arabia’s Acwa that is set to become the largest wind farm in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).
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