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Colombia must accelerate non-hydropower renewable energy deployment to achieve its 2030 emissions reduction pledge of 51% below business-as-usual scenarios, requiring average annual greenhouse gas cuts of 5.4% against historical growth of 1.7% annual
Bangladesh’s energy bind casts a long shadow over industry, growth and the February vote
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Egypt invites German firms to invest in green projects in SCZone
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PaxOcean opens $148m shipyard in Singapore for decarbonisation mission
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JETP funding boost lifts Indonesia’s renewable energy outlook
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Half the world’s energy will come from renewables, nuclear by 2030 - IEA
The International Energy Agency warned that while global electricity demand is set to surge over the next three years, the benefits of clean energy investment and rising renewable output remain unevenly distributed.
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Japan’s TEPCO readies second attempt to restart Kashiwazaki-Kariwa reactor
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Malawi pledges attractive regulatory framework for private investment in power generation
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Zimbabwean food producer Innscor Africa to commission 25 MW of solar capacity by 2027
A Zimbabwean food processing and retail group, Innscor Africa Limited (VFSX: INN.vx) (Innscor), plans to install 25 megawatts (MW) of solar power capacity at some of its facilities countrywide.
UAE-Vietnam partnership unlocks green energy investment goals
The formal activation of the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) marks a pivotal transition in the commercial relationship between the United Arab Emirates and Vietnam.
China launches world's largest AI battery cluster
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Indonesia eyes Japan as anchor partner for green hydrogen development
The Indonesian government is positioning Japan as a key strategic partner in developing a domestic green hydrogen ecosystem, particularly as a future buyer, given Japan’s leading role in advancing hydrogen and ammonia
India extends customs duty waiver for nuclear projects to 2035 to support expansion drive
India’s Union Budget announced on February 1 has proposed extending the basic customs duty exemption on imported equipment required for nuclear power projects until September 2035
Kyrgyzstan launches its first ever utility-scale wind power project
Kyrgyzstan has launched electricity generation at its first ever utility-scale wind power project.
Uzbekistan, US ink memorandum on critical minerals and rare earths
Uzbekistan and the United States have signed a memorandum of understanding on deepening cooperation in the extraction and processing of critical minerals and rare earth elements (REEs).
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South Africa’s Exxaro has secured $684mn in refinancing while advancing a $614mn manganese acquisition and expanding its renewables portfolio through Cennergi, including new wind and solar assets.
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Industry minister says government closely monitoring situation.
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