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Iran buys $2.5bn in Chinese solar equipment to power 7GW renewables push
Iran imported solar equipment worth around $2.5bn from China to build renewable power plants with a capacity of 7,000 megawatts (MW).
French court finds TotalEnergies guilty of greenwashing
A Paris civil court on October 27 ruled that TotalEnergies misled consumers by overstating its climate ambitions and the extent of its contribution to the energy transition.
Ukrainian giants Metinvest and Kyivstar expand into EU manufacturing and renewable energy
Ukrainian industrial and telecom leaders are expanding their investment portfolios in Europe and renewable energy as the country’s corporate sector adapts to wartime challenges and looks for growth opportunities abroad.
Turkey’s auto market poised for record-breaking year
Turkey’s passenger car and light commercial vehicle (LCV) market has surpassed the one‑million sales mark in the first 10 months of 2025, setting the stage for an all‑time record by year’s end.
JSE-listed Standard Bank invests $40mn in New GX Capital's clean-tech platform Airnergize
98MW solar power project starts supplying South African chemicals giant Sasol
A 97.5-megawatt (MW) solar power project in central South Africa which supplies electricity to an oxygen production plant at Sasol Secunda that is being run by French firm, Air Liquide, has been officially inaugurated.
African Development Bank mobilises $15mn funding package for Zambia's Garneton North solar project
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has provided a $15mn funding package to back a 20MW solar project to be built in northwestern Zambia, the financial institution said on October 31.
DHL inaugurates solar-powered warehouse in Thailand
Hyundai expands hydrogen strategy through new Singapore partnership
Hyundai Motor Group (005380.KS) / (ADR)(HYMTF), a major South Korean automaker, partners with Singapore’s Economic Development Board to accelerate low-carbon and hydrogen tech development.
Mongolia engages ADB to provide transaction advisory for stable solar energy project
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has announced in a press release that it has been engaged by the government of Mongolia to provide transaction advisory services for the Stable Solar Energy in Mongolia Project.
Brazil’s Haddad says $10bn enough to launch tropical forest fund
Brazil’s Açu port links with Antwerp for green shipping route
Cox shareholders approve €3.7bn Iberdrola Mexico acquisition with 100% backing
Cox's extraordinary general shareholders' meeting approved on November 4 acquiring 100% of Iberdrola México's share capital, an operation agreed last July for $4.2bn (approximately €3.7bn), El Periodico de la Energia reported.
Poland's PGE gets key permit for 0.9 GW offshore wind farm, eyes auction
Polish state-owned utility PGE has received a key environmental decision for its Baltica 1 offshore wind farm, clearing the 0.9 gigawatt (GW) project to participate in an auction scheduled for Dec. 17, the company said on November 3.
Environmentalists hit out at plans to relocate up to 60,000 for Tajikistan’s Rogun mega hydro project
Plans to relocate up to 60,000 people from the flood zone of Tajikistan’s $8bn Rogun mega hydroelectric power plant (HPP) project are "deeply flawed", the international environmental coalition Rogun Alert said in a report published on November 4.
South Africa's University of Cape Town in collaboration to establish backup power project at its health sciences wing
South Africa's University of Cape Town (UCT) has partnered engineering, procurement, and construction firm ACES Africa and sustainable energy company Solarise Africa to launch a backup power project at its Health Sciences Campus in Observatory.
Ghana, Switzerland partner on $200mn solar drive to boost clean energy shift
Ghana has launched a $200mn clean energy programme with Switzerland to expand the use of rooftop solar systems and reduce carbon emissions across the country.
Fewer than 60 leaders set for Brazil’s COP30 summit
Brazil’s Amazon deforestation hits 15-year low ahead of COP30
Atlantic Lithium reports quarterly cash of $2.6mn as Ewoyaa project in Ghana awaits ratification
South Africa focuses on nuclear expansion to strengthen future power generation
South Africa’s new energy roadmap signals a decisive policy shift, positioning nuclear power alongside renewables as twin pillars of the country’s long-term energy security and economic growth strategy.
South African court orders renewables investor Ikamva to pay government $10mn for failed wind projects
The South African High Court has ordered renewable energy consortium Ikamva to pay the government $9.5mn in outstanding bonds for six failed wind projects.
Kazakhstan launches its first carbon agro-climatic testing ground
Kazakhstan has reportedly opened its first carbon agro-climatic testing ground, known as Kaz Agro Carbon, at the Barayev Scientific and Production Center for Grain Farming, as part of the country’s transition toward climate-resilient agriculture.
Singapore–China economic ties enter a new era of digital and green collaboration
The economic relationship between Singapore and China is entering a dynamic new phase, marked by deeper cooperation in innovation-driven sectors such as digital trade and green development, according to industry leaders
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