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Australian firm Batola Energy wins contract to develop, operate 4MW solar project in Botswana
Kenyan utility advances renewable energy capacity with plans to connect 42.5-MW solar power plant
Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) is advancing its renewable energy capacity with plans to connect a new 42.5-megawatt solar power plant to the national grid by 2027,
ACWA Power sells 35% stake in Uzbekistan wind projects to China Southern Power Grid for $159mn
Fertiglobe set to supply renewable ammonia to Europe
UAE-based petrochemicals company Fertiglobe has won a contract to supply 397,000 tonnes of renewable ammonia to the European Union by 2033.
Argentina’s YPF expands clean energy ventures amidst LNG plant negotiations
YPF, in the midst of deliberations with Petronas regarding the location of a $30bn LNG plant, the largest private investment in Argentine history, is also forging ahead with its renewable energy initiatives.
Malaysia's Leader Energy gets funding for Vietnam renewables investment
Malaysia-based Leader Energy Holding Bhd, a subsidiary of HNG Capital, has secured a $23.32mn loan from HSBC Bank Limited to support its solar projects in Vietnam
Engie Chile expands energy storage footprint with BESS projects
Engie's Chilean operations, a branch of the French multinational, are advancing their initiatives in energy storage systems based on Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) technology across the country.
Western Balkans can skip gas and move straight to renewables, says Bankwatch
NGO CEE Bankwatch says anticipated solar and wind projects in the region are expected to generate four times more electricity over their lifetimes than prospective gas-fired power plants.
Cement company SIG and state-owned electricity company PLN strengthen synergy for green industry transition
PT Semen Indonesia Tbk and PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara are intensifying their collaboration to accelerate the energy transition towards a green industry through low-carbon business processes and operations
Paris Agreement’s carbon budget all spent in growing number of developed countries
A carbon emission budget built into the 2015 Paris Agreement to buy the world some time before environmental catastrophe strikes has already been exhausted by some of world’s biggest carbon emitters and we are burning through what remains too fast.
Brazil set to surpass 47 GW in solar generation capacity by end of 2024
Brazil is poised to close out 2024 with over 47 GW of installed solar generation capacity, according to projections from the Brazilian Photovoltaic Solar Energy Association (Absolar).
Panama approves $10bn biofuels project led by US firm SGP BioEnergy
Panama's government has given the green light to a $10bn biofuels project owned by US firm SGP BioEnergy, awaiting a final investment decision that is expected by year-end.
Morocco allocates 1mn hectares of land for green hydrogen projects
Morocco is currently accelerating its transition plan to boost its green economy by allocating nearly 1mn hectares of land for green hydrogen projects, PM Aziz Akhannouch said in a statement quoted by news state agency MAP.
BP joins Egyptian green hydrogen consortium
British Petroleum has entered into a joint development agreement to potentially develop a multi-phase green hydrogen project in Egypt along with existing consortium members Masdar, Infinity Power and Hassan Allam Utilities.
Turkish delegation visits Niger with country’s uranium riches reportedly high on agenda
World Bank says Western Balkans must invest $37bn to protect region from climate change impact
Region increasingly plagued by floods, drought, heatwaves and forest fires.
Botswana grants Canadian miner Giyani Metals surface land rights for manganese mine, solar farm projects
ReElement Technologies and Jupiter Lithium forge partnership to launch Nigeria's first large-scale lithium deposit
Brazil gears up for hydrogen regulation
Brazil’s Petroleum Agency (ANP) is preparing to regulate the hydrogen market, but a lack of resources may hinder these efforts.
Renewable energy firm SOLA celebrates South Africa’s largest wheeling project official commissioning
89% renewable: Brazil heads G20 green power table
Brazil generated 89% of its electricity from renewable sources in 2023, positioning it as a leader in the G20 for clean energy transition.
Iran's renewables growth sluggish amid ambitious targets
Iran’s renewable energy production is inching up at a snail's pace with green electricity growing only 0.6% in June indicating that the country is far behind schedule in meeting clean power generation targets.
Record growth in renewables must be significantly topped up, says IRENA
The world risks missing the tripling renewables target pledged at COP28 in November. That is although renewables are becoming the fastest growing source of power, says the International Renewable Energy Agency.
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