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Brazilian courts tighten scrutiny on Belo Monte hydropower plant
Brazilian courts have ruled that the Belo Monte hydropower plant failed to meet conditions set for its approval, finding that environmental and social impacts along the Xingu River exceeded projections.
Brazil pressed on fossil fuel exit plan
Brazil should set dates to end oil auctions, restrict exploration in sensitive areas and revise incentives that support fossil fuels, according to proposals delivered to the government by the Climate Observatory.
Big freeze causes Russian regional power systems to collapse
Russia is being hit harder than most by the global big freeze that is causing its ageing regional power infrastructure to collapse.
Uzbekistan non-committal on Rosatom offer to build nuclear ‘cluster’
Russian nuclear entity trying to dispel perception of financial problems.
The battery revolution
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Global ocean temperatures at historic highs, La Niña collapse poised to push records further
Global sea surface temperatures are currently the fourth highest ever recorded for this time of year, raising renewed concerns among climate scientists as a developing El Niño event threatens to push marine heat to unprecedented levels.
Indonesia unveils 100-GW solar drive to power tens of thousands of villages
The Indonesian government has announced plans to roll out 100 gigawatts (GW) of solar power capacity, supported by 320 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of battery storage, under its flagship 100 GW Solar Programme
Activists urge BRICS bank to avoid funding large-scale bioenergy projects in Indonesia
The New Development Bank (NDB) has been cautioned against financing large bioenergy developments in Indonesia, amid concerns that existing regulations are insufficient to protect local communities and the environment
NeutraDC and Ishikari partner to link Japan and Indonesia
NeutraDC, a subsidiary of Telkom Indonesia, has entered a strategic alliance with Ishikari Renewable Energy Data Center No.1. This partnership creates a digital corridor connecting Indonesia, Singapore, and Japan.
South Korea launches first carbon neutral citrus fruit in Jeju
South Korea’s Jeju Island has achieved a significant agricultural breakthrough with the debut of citrus fruit cultivated entirely via sustainable power.
GIZ and ThyssenKrupp Nucera partner to advance green hydrogen and Power-to-X markets in India
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH and ThyssenKrupp Nucera have formed a new partnership to accelerate the development of green hydrogen and Power-to-X (PtX) markets in India
EV registrations in Cambodia near 13,000 as charging stations expand
EV registrations in Cambodia are nearing 13,000 as charging stations expand. Cambodia is calling on electricity providers to accelerate the development of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure as registrations of EVs surged to nearly 13,000
Khanh Hoa sets sights on becoming Vietnam’s renewable energy powerhouse
Khanh Hoa province is positioning itself as a national centre for renewable energy, buoyed by the Politburo’s Resolution No. 70-NQ/TW and its exceptional natural conditions
Cox secures financing to complete Iberdrola Mexico acquisition
Empower New Energy launches solar-battery plant to power Nigerian rice mill
Empower New Energy has inaugurated a hybrid solar and battery storage facility at the UMZA Rice and Oil Mill in Kano
Zimbabwean power company Zesa Holdings signs 25-year PPA with IPP Vungu Solar
Zimbabwe’s state-owned power utility has signed a 25-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with Vungu Solar (Pvt) Ltd for a 30-megawatt (MW) power plant to be built in central Zimbabwe.
South Korean authorities order recall of 55,000 foreign vehicles
Qatar, Saudi Arabia unite to accelerate regional carbon market growth
A transformative collaboration between the Doha-based Global Carbon Council (GCC) and the Riyadh-headquartered Regional Voluntary Carbon Market Company (VCM) is reshaping the Middle East’s environmental finance landscape.
Colombia's Ecopetrol, Frontera Add 18MW from Quifa solar project in Colombia
Ecopetrol and Frontera Energy will incorporate 18 megawatts of capacity from the Quifa solar farm in eastern Colombia during the first quarter of 2026, strengthening their self-generation capacity and advancing the country’s energy transition
India to scrap fixed clean energy tender targets amid growing project backlog
India will move away from setting fixed annual targets for clean energy tenders after repeatedly missing auction goals and building up a substantial backlog of projects without confirmed buyers
Turkey matches European average for EV sales as percentage of new car sales
Turkey last year emerged as Europe’s fourth-largest market for electric vehicles (EVs). Nearly 190,000 units were sold, according to an analysis by London-based energy think tank Ember.
Tajikistan looks set to withdraw National Bank reserve funds to inject finance into Rogun hydro megaproject
Dushanbe looks set to withdraw funds from the reserve fund of the National Bank of Tajikistan to provide an injection of finance required by its Rogun hydroelectric power megaproject.
Document suggests delays may be creeping into plan for Russia to build Uzbekistan’s first nuclear power plant
A start on the construction of Uzbekistan’s first nuclear power plant (NPP) could be delayed by up to nine months, with the first concrete pour moving from March to December.
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