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Iran races to erect solar panels on public buildings amid power crunch
Iran’s energy minister said his ministry was “doing its utmost” to speed up the installation of solar panels in government offices, as President Masoud Pezeshkian pushes ahead with a plan to cut off all of them from the national grid.
OKKO Group to launch €110mn bioethanol plant in Ukraine by 2026
Ukraine’s OKKO Group plans to launch a €110mn bioethanol plant by the third quarter of 2026, as the country positions itself to expand exports to Europe amid potential shifts in global supply
US-Taiwanese universities team up on geothermal in Taiwan
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Moldova expands renewable energy capacity by 78 MW in Q1 2025
The Republic of Moldova increased its renewable energy generation capacity by 77.75 MW in the first quarter of 2025, reaching a total of 657.15 MW, the Energy Ministry announced on April 25.
Vietnam’s new merged province targets clean energy hub status
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Iran’s Qom province undertaking major solar projects to ease power shortages
Iran is setting up a string of solar farms in the central Qom province with a combined capacity of 2,600 MW per day, a local official said, as the country struggles to head off chronic electricity shortages.
Ukraine eyes opportunity to boost bioethanol exports to Europe amid US-EU trade tensions
Ukraine could expand its bioethanol exports to Europe if trade tensions between the United States and the EU escalate.
Chinese firm to set up large solar farm in southern Iran
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Slovenia’s Eles forecasts €5.15bn investment in electricity network by 2034
Slovenia’s electricity operator Eles has forecast that €5.15bn will need to be invested in the country’s transmission and distribution networks by 2034, in response to the increased electrification expected during the green transition.
Will quiet Sino-Russian stranglehold damn West’s moves to source more uranium from Kazakhstan?
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South Africa’s new Department of Electricity and Energy outlines 2025-2030 targets
South Africa’s Department of Electricity and Energy, now separated from the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources, has outlined its targets for the deployment of renewables and transmission grid expansion.
Chile's Codelco completes tender for renewable energy supply
Chile's state-owned National Copper Corporation (Codelco) has announced the completion of a public tender for long-term renewable energy supply, advancing its goal of operating with a completely clean electricity matrix by 2030, reported pv magazine.
Colombia overhauls electrical code to power electric mobility ambitions
Colombia has revised its technical standards for electrical systems and lighting infrastructure as part of a broader push to accelerate its electric mobility agenda.
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According to the latest report by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), an extraordinary 64% – nearly two-thirds – of all renewable energy capacity added globally in 2024 was installed in China.
Azerbaijan and China sign major renewable energy deals
Baku is accelerating its partnerships with major Chinese energy firms in developing large-scale renewable infrastructure, including offshore wind, floating solar and battery storage projects.
South Africa’s power utility Eskom seeks assistance in establishing its renewable energy business
South Africa’s national power utility Eskom has issued an invitation to tender for renewable energy companies to assist in accelerating the establishment of its separate renewable energy business as a new independent subsidiary of Eskom.
Vietnam defines safety zones in preparation for Ninh Thuan nuclear plant construction
Vietnam’s Ninh Thuan province is working with central ministries to determine safe distances between residential areas and two planned nuclear power plants, as the country revives its atomic energy ambitions, provincial authorities said.
Toyo Ventures hit by Malaysian EXIM Bank withdrawal amid Vietnam power project dispute
Toyo Ventures Holdings Bhd is facing another setback in its embattled Vietnam power plant venture as the Export-Import Bank of Malaysia (EXIM Bank) moves to terminate its role as the exclusive lead arranger for project financing
Indonesia rejects Thorcon’s nuclear plant site evaluation over technical deficiencies
Indonesia’s Nuclear Energy Regulatory Agency (Bapeten) has rejected key documentation submitted by PT Thorcon Power Indonesia (TPI) for its planned molten salt reactor (MSR) nuclear power plant on Kelasa Island, citing unmet technical standards
Cambodia’s clean energy drive may squeeze informal fuel sellers
Cambodia’s push for clean energy and electric vehicle (EV) adoption may impact informal workers relying on gasoline sales, vendors say.
BPCL and GPS Renewables set up joint venture to develop compressed biogas plants in India
Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) and GPS Renewables Private Limited have entered into a joint venture to develop compressed biogas (CBG) plants across India, BPCL announced in a press release.
Sanyo denki moves to 100% green energy in the Philippines through first gen partnership
Japanese firm Sanyo Denki Co. Ltd. has partnered with First Gen Corporation, a key player in clean energy in the Philippines, to fully power its Philippine operations with renewable energy, reported Philippines News Agency.
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