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Bosnian Serb government cancels Trusina wind farm tender amid arbitration risk
The government of Bosnia’s Serb-dominated Republika Srpska has cancelled a tender for the construction of the Trusina wind farm.
Ukraine plans new biomethane plants as producers eye cautious expansion
Several new biomethane plants in Ukraine are expected to be commissioned in 2026, adding a combined annual production capacity of about 20mn cubic metres, as producers weigh export opportunities against regulatory and pricing challenges in the EU.
Battery storage moves centre stage as solar dominates Malaysia’s energy transition
Solar energy now accounts for 92% of Malaysia’s total installed renewable energy capacity, making electricity storage a critical pillar of the country’s energy transition
India signs ADB financing to back growth critical projects
A $650mn facility supports rooftop solar adoption under India’s flagship household solar programme, aiming to reach 10mn homes by 2027
India’s hydrogen demand seen nearly doubling to 12 mtpa by 2030
ndia’s hydrogen demand is projected to almost double to around 12mn tonnes per annum (mtpa) by 2030, driven largely by fertilisers, refining and petrochemicals
Pakistan pushes power sector privatisation to curb losses and fix grid
Pakistan’s prime minister has directed authorities to accelerate the privatisation of state-owned power companies and fast-track upgrades to electricity infrastructure
Battery storage tariffs in India plunge nearly 80%
Battery energy storage system (BESS) tariffs discovered through competitive bidding have fallen by nearly 80% over the past two years, Minister of State for Power Shripad Yesso Naik told the Indian Parliament on December 15
India's nuclear energy bill seeks single law to replace 1962, 2010 acts, open path for capacity expansion
The Indian government on December 15 introduced the Sustainable Harnessing and Advancement of Nuclear Energy for Transforming India Bill, 2025, proposing to repeal the Atomic Energy Act, 1962 and the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Act, 2010
Korea launches rare metals cooperation centre in Mongolia
Korea has launched a rare metals cooperation centre in Mongolia.
Saudi ACWA Power completes $693mn acquisition of Bahrain, Kuwait power, water assets
Saudi utility powerhouse ACWA Power has finalised the $693mn acquisition of power generation and water desalination assets in Bahrain and Kuwait from a subsidiary of French energy giant ENGIE SA.
EEU council grants 2026 tariff exemption on EV imports shipped to Kyrgyzstan, Armenia and Belarus
A 2026 tariff exemption on the import of electric vehicles (EVs) into Kyrgyzstan, Armenia and Belarus has been granted by a Moscow meeting of the Intergovernmental Council of the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU).
South African energy trader Etana agrees 20-year offtake for Acciona Energía wind farms
South African energy trader Etana Energy has signed a 20-year corporate offtake to buy all output from two new wind farms developed by Acciona Energía (BME:ANE), supplying major corporate customers
Mauritius opens 2MW hybrid rooftop solar tender with optional battery storage
Mauritius’s Central Electricity Board has launched a tender for 2MW of aggregated rooftop solar capacity, with an optional battery storage component, as the island seeks to cut fuel imports and strengthen grid resilience.
Egypt launches $220mn solar industrial complex in SCzone
Ukraine pushes bioethanol output towards 1mn tonnes as EU export hopes grow
Ukraine is moving ahead with plans to raise its annual bioethanol production capacity to 1mn tonnes, positioning the fuel as both a domestic energy source and a growing export commodity for the EU.
Sun King raises $40mn equity round to expand solar kit rollout across sub-Saharan Africa
Sun King has closed a $40mn equity funding round to accelerate the deployment of off-grid solar kits across sub-Saharan Africa, with the capital aimed at scaling distribution and customer financing.
EDF starts producing electricity from 140-MW San Kraal Wind Farm in South Africa
San Kraal, which is part of the larger 420MW Koruson 1 Cluster, is the first of three 140MW wind farms to reach commercial operation date.
PTC India and NLC form renewable energy joint venture in India
A joint venture between PTC India Limited and NLC India Renewables Limited has been formed to jointly develop green energy projects of up to 2,000 MW across India
Taiwan opens first commercial-scale hydrogen refuelling sites
Linde LienHwa, Taiwan’s largest industrial gas supplier, has begun operations at two hydrogen refuelling stations, marking a further step in the island’s push to develop a domestic hydrogen ecosystem.
Spanish developer seeks funding for $46.8mn wind project in Costa Rica
A Spanish-backed developer is seeking development-bank financing for a $46.8mn wind project in Costa Rica
Colombia unveils draft low-emissions hydrogen strategy with 2050 production targets
Colombia has published a draft of its National Low-Emissions Hydrogen Policy, outlining long-term production targets and actions to develop an industrial chain around the fuel as part of its decarbonisation agenda
Oslo-listed Scatec's Mmadinare Solar Cluster in Botswana starts generating 60MW more power
The Mmadinare Solar Cluster is Scatec’s first project portfolio in the southern African nation, where the first phase has been operational since March.
ADF approves $22.9mn grant to rehabilitate Malawi hydropower plants
The African Development Fund funds will help rehabilitate Malawi’s Kapichira and Nkula B hydropower plants, aiming to restore capacity, reduce load shedding, cut costly diesel generation, and strengthen links to the Southern African Power Pool.
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