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Sweden’s Jord secures 300 hectares for flagship biofuel venture in Senegal
Swedish renewable energy company Jord AB has secured 300 hectares of land in southern Senegal to launch a major biofuel project aimed at advancing rural development and supporting the country’s renewable energy goals.
Ghana wins UK-backed ICAO support to explore sustainable aviation fuel potential
Ghana has secured technical assistance from the International Civil Aviation Organisation to assess its capacity for producing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), in a move that could position the West African country as a future green energy hub.
Kazakhstan plans transmission overhaul to support first nuclear power plant
Kazakhstan will construct new power transmission infrastructure to distribute electricity from its first nuclear power plant (NPP).
Nigerian utility Kaduna Electric signs 100 MW solar-plus-storage agreement
Kaduna Electric has signed an agreement to develop a 100 MW solar project with battery storage to strengthen electricity supply across four states in northern Nigeria – Kaduna, Sokoto, Zamfara and Kebbi.
INTERVIEW: Karen Chen – adviser to the Taiwan Geothermal Association
Currently, there are over 20 geothermal projects either operational or under development across Taiwan with massive potential across – or under – the main island.
Samsung SDI plans new €750mn battery plant in Hungary to supply BMW
South Korea’s Samsung SDI is planning to build a third battery plant in Hungary, specifically to supply BMW’s growing electric vehicle operations, according to multiple Korean media reports citing unnamed industry sources.
India to roll out 72,000 EV charging stations
In a step towards accelerating the country's transition to sustainable mobility, the Government of India is set to install approximately 72,000 public EV charging stations nationwide under the INR20bn ($240mn) PM E-Drive scheme
Singapore, Malaysia, and Vietnam power giants form alliance to explore regional green energy trade
Major electricity companies from Singapore, Malaysia, and Vietnam have agreed to explore renewable energy cooperation across their borders, aligning with Southeast Asia’s long-term vision of building a regional power grid
Turkey begins anti-dumping investigation into Chinese imports including solar panel equipment
Turkey has reportedly started an anti-dumping investigation into the import of Chinese products including solar panel junction boxes, sodium gluconate and aluminium frames for photovoltaic panels.
Brazil’s solar boom shrinks in size, grows in reach
Brazil recorded 245,000 new distributed solar installations in 2025, reaching a total of over 3.4mn connected systems, according to data from Solfácil based on the National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel).
Canada’s clean energy tech Borna Membrane Solutions builds $40mn factory in Egypt
Canada’s clean energy tech Borna Membrane Solutions (BMS) plans to establish a $40mn factory in Egypt to will produce flare gas recovery systems, carbon separators, and technology for reinjecting recovered gases into Egypt’s natural gas grid.
Lebanon’s parliament approves $250mn World Bank loan to support energy and power projects
Saudi Aramco launches renewable energy storage system for gas operations
Saudi Arabia's Aramco has commissioned a megawatt-scale renewable energy storage system to power gas production activities, marking the first global deployment of an Iron-Vanadium flow battery as backup solar power for gas well operations
Celios identifies 14 funding sources to support Indonesia’s socio-bioeconomic transition
The Center of Economic and Law Studies (Celios) has proposed 14 funding sources to finance Indonesia’s shift towards a socio-bioeconomic model, a progressive framework that combines social inclusion, environmental sustainability, economic growth
Date set for Taiwan referendum on possible nuclear restart
The announcement follows the passage of a motion in the Legislative Yuan to hold a referendum on the matter. The commission, an independent body tasked with overseeing referendum procedures, reviewed two proposed referendum questions.
ASEAN power grid cable linking Vietnam to Malaysia and Singapore touted as landmark summit achievement
Cambodia greenlights 24 power projects
Cambodia's energy future just got a significant boost. Parliament has approved a landmark law guaranteeing payments for 24 new electricity projects, a crucial step to meet the nation's rapidly growing power demands.
INTERVIEW: Revamping oil and gas learning
The University of Calgary, located in Canada’s oil and gas heartland of Alberta, will relaunch its oil and gas engineering major this September, after suspending the programme in 2021 because of dwindling enrolment numbers.
Bulgaria opens EU’s largest battery energy storage facility
Energy Minister Zhecho Stankov says facility is “first step” towards Bulgaria's ambition of reaching 10,000 MWh of operating battery capacity.
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