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Spanish blackout caused by extreme weather and a major renewables failure for the first time
A widespread blackout that plunged Spain, Portugal, Andorra and parts of southern France into darkness this week was caused by extreme weather events that saw the renewable power system collapse, as now the third disaster starts.
Fortum has no intention to return to Russia
Renewable energy major Fortum has no intention to return to Russia, the company said in its 1Q25 interim financial report.
Israel faces major wildfires in Jerusalem hills as authorities evacuate villages
Multiple wildfires are spreading rapidly through the Jerusalem hills area, forcing evacuations, closing major highways, and prompting Israel to request international firefighting assistance.
Iraq facing worst drought in history as water resources dwindle and climate crisis intensifies
Iraq is facing what officials are calling the "worst drought in its history," as water resources continue to dwindle and agricultural land deteriorates across the country, threatening both human security and economic stability.
Caspian Sea may become next Aral, but who is to blame?
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Output of Romania’s Hidroelectrica down 38% y/y in Q1
Romania’s state-controlled energy producer Hidroelectrica (BVB: H2O) reported a 38% year-on-year drop in gross electricity output in the first quarter of 2025, to 2,735 GWh.
France’s Engie buys 54 MW ready-to-build wind project in eastern Romania
The Romanian subsidiary of the French utility group Engie announced that it has completed the acquisition of a 54 MW ready-to-build wind project in Mereni, Constanța County.
Enevo-led consortium delivers 69 MW solar park to Danish Eurowind in central Romania
A Romanian-led engineering consortium headed by Enevo Group has completed and delivered a 69 MW solar park to Danish renewable energy developer Eurowind in Teiuș, Alba County, central Romania.
Chipping point – the climate toll of AI chip-making in East Asia
The meteoric rise of AI is sparking a parallel and largely overlooked environmental challenge: the significant climate impact of chip manufacturing, particularly in East Asia, says a new report from Greenpeace.
Taiwan approves over $414mn in semiconductor and green energy investments
Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) has approved six major investment cases totalling more than TWD13bn ($414mn), signalling strong momentum in the semiconductor and renewable energy sectors
Taiwan assures sufficient power supply until 2032 amid nuclear plant closure
Taiwan's Premier Cho Jung-tai has reassured both domestic and international audiences that the country’s power generation will remain sufficient until at least 2032.
Indian power ministry outlines nuclear roadmap to boost clean energy targets
India’s Ministry of Power, under the chairmanship of Manohar Lal, Union Minister for Power and Housing & Urban Affairs, on April 28 deliberated on ways to achieve the target of 100 GW nuclear power capacity by 2047.
Solar surge slows in Brazil
Brazil surpassed 3.4mn solar energy systems connected to the grid in March, with residential users accounting for 81% of new installations, according to data from the National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel) compiled by Solfácil.
Colombia's Celsia's debut wind farm nears completion in northern zone
Celsia, is entering the final construction phase of its inaugural wind power generation facility in Colombia, with the Carreto wind farm approaching operational status in the Atlantic department.
First concrete pour for Uzbek nuclear plant project expected within year, says Rosatom CEO
The initial concrete should be poured for Uzbekistan’s first nuclear power plant (NPP) within a year, according to Alexey Likhachev, CEO of Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom.
Ugandan officials warn Isimba Dam at risk of catastrophic failure over unresolved defects
Uganda’s national power generation company has warned that the $568mn Isimba hydropower plant faces a major safety threat due to unresolved structural defects in its spillway.
Thunderstorm headed for Tehran in Iran
Kazakhstan to build new oil-handling terminal at Caspian port
Kazakhstan is set to begin construction of a new oil-handling terminal at the Caspian Sea port of Kuryk this year, with longer-term plans to develop infrastructure for green hydrogen exports.
Chinese LONGi plans to build solar panel facility in Algeria
Chinese solar module manufacturer LONGi Green Energy Technology announced plans to establish a partnership project for manufacturing solar panels in Algeria.
GWEC report highlights growing role of private offtaker market in South Africa’s wind sector
The Global Wind Report 2025 identifies South Africa as a leader in renewable energy deployment on the continent, with approximately 30% of Africa’s installed wind energy capacity.
Brunei advances carbon accounting to tap peatland potential and climate finance
Brunei Darussalam is intensifying efforts to protect its vast peatland ecosystems as part of broader climate and biodiversity goals, Acting Forestry Director Reni bin Haji Yahya said at the ASEAN Training on Forest Carbon Accounting
China and EU step up climate leadership as Trump left out of pre-COP30 talks
Leaders of more than a dozen countries, including China’s President Xi Jinping and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, gathered virtually last week for high-level climate talks ahead of the Brazilian COP30.
NTPC Green Energy, Honeywell to explore sustainable aviation fuel production in India
NTPC Green Energy and US-based Honeywell have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on the production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in India, NTPC Green Energy announced in a press release.
India's Reliance Industries commissions first solar panel manufacturing line
Reliance Industries has commissioned its first solar panel manufacturing line, marking a key milestone in its ambitious new energy business, the Mumbai-based conglomerate said in an investor presentation.
Malaysian Aizo Group secures power purchase agreement with Tenaga for 99.99-MW solar project
Aizo Group Bhd (KL:AIZO), formerly known as Minetech Resources Bhd, has signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) with Tenaga Nasional Bhd (KL:TENAGA) for a major 99.99MWac solar power project in Kampar, Perak
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