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Iran looks to phase out gas in favour of renewables
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said the country was implementing a “precise roadmap” to swap out gas for electricity, particularly power sourced from renewables, across all sectors of the economy.
China launches first offshore carbon capture project to support emissions goals
China National Offshore Oil Corporation has commenced operations at the country’s first offshore carbon capture and storage facility, located in the Pearl River Mouth Basin.
Cuba confronts deepening energy crisis amidst infrastructure challenges
Cuba's government has formally acknowledged the severity of its electricity crisis, with officials admitting the power system faces "grave" conditions whilst blackouts extend for lengthy periods across the Caribbean nation.
Colombia’s energy grid faces mounting strain amidst climate and infrastructure challenges
Colombia’s electricity infrastructure is under increasing pressure as climate variability and infrastructure delays expose vulnerabilities in the nation’s energy security.
Egyptian parliament to discuss €50mn French Development Agency loan on May 25
According to Ahmed Mehina, the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Electricity, the loan is intended to finance the establishment of a regional energy control centre and modernise Alexandria’s electricity grid and control systems.
Countdown to disaster: timelines to cross temperature thresholds tabulated
The Climate Crisis is accelerating and all the main players predict that the world will warm by more than the 1.5C Paris Agreement target by next year and the 2C maximum will be broached by 2037 – far earlier than previously forecast.
Engie Chile announces construction of pv energy park
Engie Chile announced that it has commenced construction of the Libélula photovoltaic and battery energy storage system park, with commercial operation scheduled for Q3 2026.
DNV assists Atlas Renewable Energy to secure $510mn funding for Chilean solar and battery storage project
DNV has aided Atlas Renewable Energy in securing $510mn in financing for the groundbreaking Estepa hybrid solar and battery storage project in Chile, marking the largest financing package in Atlas' corporate history, according to a press release.
Iran to begin construction of 30MW Kish solar power plant
Construction of a 30MW solar power plant on Kish Island will begin on May 27 following orders from the Energy Minister, a senior electricity official said on May 23, IRIB reported.
South Africa’s Eskom to build pilot green hydrogen facility in Johannesburg
South Africa’s state-run power utility Eskom has issued at invitation to tender (ITT) for the construction of a pilot renewable green hydrogen facility (RHF) at its Research, Testing and Development (RT&D) unit in Johannesburg.
Sunlight heating effect on earth more than doubles in the last decade
Global warming results from man-made greenhouse gas emissions that have doubled the heating effect from incoming sunlight, which is now more than the heat radiated by earth into space in the last decade, according to a research paper.
Gas Malaysia launches nation’s first biomethane hub, targets break-even in seven years
Gas Malaysia Bhd has introduced Malaysia’s first centralised biomethane injection station, with operations slated to begin in the second half of 2025
Japan eyes green energy and data centre investments in Malaysia amid ASEAN power grid push
Japanese firms are showing growing interest in backing the ASEAN Power Grid (APG) initiative, including a key submarine cable link between Sarawak and Johor, as part of a broader push into green and infrastructure investments in Malaysia
Solar rises to third place in Pakistan’s energy mix
Solar energy contributed more than 14% of Pakistan’s electricity in 2024, a significant jump from just 4% in 2021
Laos prepares to launch landmark wind farm project
Laos is on track to launch Southeast Asia’s largest wind farm by the end of the year, with all 133 turbines now fully installed at the 600-MW Monsoon Wind Project, developers said.
Cambodia launches digital tools to boost environmental governance
In a move to bolster environmental management and promote green initiatives, Cambodia's Ministry of Environment launched a new digital administration programme and a STEM-focused mobile application on May 21.
Brazil’s public sector solar switch sparks broader shift
Brazil has installed solar power systems in over 15,100 public buildings, including schools, hospitals, courts and police stations, according to the Brazilian Photovoltaic Solar Energy Association.
Brazil plays both sides at COP 30
Brazil will argue that its status as a developing country allows it to expand oil production while pushing developed nations to take the lead in phasing out fossil fuels at the UN COP30 climate summit in November, according to officials and analysts.
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