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Indonesian energy ministry advances 93 hydrogen projects worth $1.8bn
The Indonesian government is advancing its national hydrogen roadmap, shifting away from imported fossil fuels while building localised clean energy infrastructure across remote islands.
Malaysia launches LSS6 solar tender for 2.5-GW expansion
Accelerating grid decarbonisation while deploying utility-scale energy storage to meet expanding industrial power demand, Malaysia has opened its largest renewable energy procurement round to date
PT PLN Energi Primer Indonesia, eFUELS SEA sign MoU on green hydrogen supply chain
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Sri Lanka to raise renewable energy share beyond 70% target
Sri Lanka plans to raise the contribution of renewable energy to its electricity mix beyond the current 70% target while expanding its transmission infrastructure to support higher levels of clean power integration.
India's renewable energy capacity rises nearly four-fold to 288.6 GW since 2014
India's installed renewable energy capacity has nearly quadrupled since 2014, reaching 288.58 GW as of June 30, 2026.
Colombia nears 4.7GW renewable target as solar drives energy expansion
Colombia has installed or commissioned 4.58GW of photovoltaic capacity since August 2022, with roughly one-quarter still undergoing testing, leaving the government's flagship 6GW+ renewable energy programme about 1.35GW short of its target
Colombia's incoming government seeks US energy investment, backs gas exploration revival
Colombia's incoming administration has begun discussions with US officials to attract investment into the country's energy sector, focusing on energy security, responsible transition policies and the revival of gas exploration
Serbia opens tender for documents for €2.6bn Iron Gate III hydropower project
Serbia has opened a tender for planning and technical documentation for the construction of the Đerdap 3 reversible hydropower plant on the Danube River, a major energy storage project estimated at €2.6bn.
Electric trucks hold key to Thailand’s low-carbon future
Electric trucks could play a pivotal role in helping Thailand remain competitive in a low-carbon global economy, but high costs and limited infrastructure continue to slow their adoption.
Montenegro plans 3 MW solar power plant in Kolašin area
A new solar power plant with an installed capacity of 3 MW is planned in the town of Bare in northern Montenegro, with investors submitting a request to the municipality of Kolašin to assess the need for an environmental impact study.
The gas blamed for warming the planet is about to be used to store Ireland’s renewable electricity.
Energy Dome, a Milan-based energy-storage developer, plans to build a battery in County Offaly that uses carbon dioxide rather than lithium to store power.
Vietnam oil and gas sector eyes clean energy expansion
Vietnam’s oil and gas industry is strengthening its role in the marine economy while accelerating its shift towards cleaner energy, even as ageing reserves and policy gaps pose growing challenges.
China's Shanxi Installation wins $210m EPC contract for Oman solar project
Chinese industrial construction company Shanxi Installation Group Co, Ltd has secured a 1.5 bn yuan ($210 mn) engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for Oman's 500 MW Al Kamil Phase I Solar PV Independent Power Project (IPP).
Oman opens renewable electricity market to direct power sales
Oman has introduced a regulatory framework allowing renewable energy producers to sell electricity directly to eligible consumers, marking a major shift away from the country's long-standing single-buyer model.
Romania’s battery storage project pipeline exceeds 9 GW
Romania's pipeline of battery energy storage system (BESS) projects has surpassed 9 GW, with more than 2 GW of capacity expected to become operational by the end of 2026.
Turkish parliamentary commission approves tax incentives for nuclear power investments
The Turkish Parliament’s Planning and Budget Committee has approved an omnibus bill that introduces a series of tax incentives aimed at supporting investments in nuclear power plants.
Togo seeks consultant for 42-MWp Awandjelo solar project
Togo has launched an international consultancy tender to monitor and evaluate the 42-MWp Awandjelo solar project in the Kara region, financed by the West African Development Bank.
PANNIER: Central Asia on cusp of ending quest for independence in electricity provision
Big hydro projects should get the region over the line.
Mozambique's HCB raises power output 13%, revenue reaches $263mn in H1 2026
Mozambique's Hidroeléctrica de Cahora Bassa (HCB) generated 6,399.03 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of electricity in the first half of 2026, a 13% increase from the same period last year, while unaudited revenue reached about $263mn.
Spain's Aldesa wins €160mn contract to build Mexican solar-plus-storage park
Aldesa, a Spanish infrastructure group owned by the China Railway Construction Corporation (CRCC), announced it has been awarded a contract worth more than €160mn to build a solar power plant and battery storage facility in Mexico.
Nigeria’s Abia State backs proposed $145mn solar manufacturing plant
Nigeria’s Abia State has backed a proposed $145mn solar manufacturing plant in Isiala Ngwa South, with construction expected to begin after initial financing is released in September.
Kazakhstan plans Chinese-backed expansion of waste-to-energy plants
Kazakhstan’s Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov and president of China Tianying, Cao Debiao, discussed plans on July 16 on the construction of waste-treatment plants in at least three major cities.
Indonesia invites Chinese investment for 100 GW solar power expansion programme
Indonesia is seeking Chinese investment to support its ambitious plan to develop 100 GW of solar power capacity, as the government looks to mobilise private capital for its clean energy transition and expand bilateral cooperation in renewable energy.
Latin America electricity output rises 4.5% in April, renewables hit 67%
Latin America and the Caribbean generated 164 TWh of electricity in April, a 4.5% rise from the same month a year earlier, with renewable sources accounting for 67% of the total, the Latin American and Caribbean Energy Organisation (OLACDE) said
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