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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
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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
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Malaysian Aizo Group secures power purchase agreement with Tenaga for 99.99-MW solar project
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Sumitomo Mitsui Construction launches first floating solar plant in Japan under FIP scheme
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Guatemala launches major power generation expansion plan worth up to $5bn
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OKKO Group to launch €110mn bioethanol plant in Ukraine by 2026
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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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Chinese firm to set up large solar farm in southern Iran
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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.
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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.
BERTRAND: China now accounts for 64% of world’s renewable energy output
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.
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