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India's energy consumption and renewable capacity surge in FY2023-24
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Philippines secures $800mn World Bank loan for clean energy shift
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Japan’s largest wind park begins operations in Fukushima
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Japan sets out ambitious solar energy strategy for 2050 carbon neutrality
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Sembcorp strikes 25-year deal to power Meta’s Singapore data centre with floating solar
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Belgium, Vietnam to deepen cooperation on renewable energy, infrastructure
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India-Thailand renewable energy ties in focus as Modi heads to BIMSTEC Summit
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Taliban seek $100mn from World Bank to restart work on CASA-1000 electricity transmission project
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Brazil's sustainable aviation fuel industry poised for 2027 takeoff
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Brazil’s Petrobras signs deal with France's IFPEN for decarbonisation projects
Brazil’s national oil company Petrobras has signed a five-year partnership with French research institute IFP Energies Nouvelles to collaborate on energy transition and decarbonisation projects
China receives over $5.1bn in debut of its green sovereign bond
China has attracted more than CNY37 bn ($5.1bn) in investor bids in the debut of its first green sovereign bond.
Kyrgyzstan assesses water inflow at key hydro reservoir Toktogul
The water volume in Kyrgyzstan’s largest reservoir Toktogul—which feeds the country’s largest hydroelectric power plant—stood at 8.435bn cubic metres (bcm) on March 28, up from 7.232 bcm a year ago but down on a year ago.
Desertification drives thousands of families from their homes in Iraq’s Dhi Qar
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Ukrainian retailers turn to solar power to cut costs and boost energy independence
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Brazil’s Petrobras sets global CO2 reinjection record with pre-salt FPSO fleet
Brazil’s national oil company (NOC) Petrobras has achieved a new carbon dioxide (CO2) reinjection milestone in the Santos Basin pre-salt fields, injecting 14.2mn tonnes of CO2 in 2024, surpassing the previous year's 13mn tonnes.
Botswana seeking to secure 200-MW from South Africa amid deepening power supply crisis
Botswana’s government officials have scheduled a meeting with South Africa’s Ministry of Electricity and Energy on April 3 to address the escalating electricity import costs and seek a new power supply agreement.
India adds record 25 GW renewable capacity in FY25, solar leads growth
India added a record 25 GW of renewable energy capacity in FY 2024-25, marking a nearly 35% increase over the previous year’s addition of 18.57 GW, the Indian government said in a press release dated April 1.
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Solar power mini-grids could electrify Africa
In Africa mini-grids are emerging as a viable solution to power remote communities, thanks to falling solar panel prices, more favourable regulations and rising international investment.
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