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Western Balkans coal power plants still pumping out toxic emissions

17 September 2024

Bankwatch report finds little being done to phase out coal in region despite commitments to reduce emissions.

Cambodia eyes $10mn revenue from carbon credit sales

17 September 2024

Cambodia anticipates generating approximately $10mn from the sale of carbon credits derived from its forested areas.

JSW Energy commissions 300-MW wind power project in India's Tamil Nadu

17 September 2024

Mumbai-listed power producer JSW Energy’s subsidiary, JSW Renew Energy Two Limited, has commissioned a 300-MW wind power project, connected to the Inter State Transmission System, awarded by the Solar Energy Corporation of India in Tamil Nadu.

India is set to produce 31 GW of hydropower in the coming years, says PM Modi

17 September 2024

India is set to produce 31 GW of hydropower in the coming years, with a projected investment of INR120bn ($1.43bn), according to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

North Macedonia’s minister hints at delaying coal phase-out to 2050

16 September 2024

North Macedonia may postpone its coal phase-out deadline by 20 years, extending it to 2050, according to first deputy PM and Minister of Environment and Spatial Planning, Izet Mexhiti.

What is causing the Biblical deluge in Central Europe?

16 September 2024

Central Europe is underwater as it grapples with a Biblical deluge, with record rainfall smashing all records and across countries in what experts are calling a “historic flood event.” And this torrential downpour didn’t come out of the blue.

Grenergy Renovables and BYD sign new Chilean solar agreement

16 September 2024

Spanish renewable energy company Grenergy Renovables announced that it has expanded its partnership with Chinese battery manufacturer BYD, signing a new supply agreement for the third phase of its Oasis de Atacama solar-plus-storage project in Chile.

Costa Rica's ICE finalises commitment for 166 MW of solar and wind projects

16 September 2024

The Costa Rican Institute of Electricity (ICE) has finalised commitment letters for nine renewable energy projects totalling 166 megawatts (MW) in the Guanacaste province, the state-owned utility announced on September 11.

Climate crisis fuels wildfires across Latin America with Brazil hardest hit

16 September 2024

Brazil and large swathes of Latin America are battling severe wildfires this year, even in traditionally wet regions, as they grapple with a harsh drought. The effects of climate change are disrupting the lives of millions across the continent.

Iran’s power shortage to hit 26,000 MW next year, union leader warns

16 September 2024

An Iranian union leader warned that the country’s electricity deficit would surge to at least 26,000 megawatts (MW) next summer if no measures were taken to address the widening mismatch between power generation and production.

Brazil's energy storage in focus as battery prices drop and electricity costs rise

16 September 2024

The recent activation of the red flag tariff in September, reflecting increased generation costs due to water shortages, has reignited Brazilian consumers' concerns about electricity supply security and protection against energy inflation.

Russia, Bangladesh navigate stresses over nuclear power plant loan payments

16 September 2024

Russia has demanded that Bangladesh pay over $630mn to settle accrued interest payments for a loan used to fund the Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant

River drying puts Brazil’s hydropower at risk

16 September 2024

Soil moisture levels in Brazil's key hydropower basins have fallen to nearly two-decade lows, according to data from the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG).

Pakistan seeks Hong Kong investment in CPEC

16 September 2024

Pakistan’s Ambassador Khalil Hashmi attended the ninth Belt and Road Summit in Hong Kong, where he advocated for deeper cooperation between Pakistan and Hong Kong, focusing on investments in key sectors

Sumitomo Corporation forms renewable energy joint venture in India

16 September 2024

Japan’s Sumitomo Corporation and New Delhi-based AMPIN Energy Transition Private Limited have formed a holding company, AMPIN C&I Power Private Limited, to advance the renewable energy sector in India.

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