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AM Green begins work on India’s largest green ammonia and hydrogen complex
AM Green Group has taken a significant step in India’s clean energy transition with the start of construction on the country’s first and largest green ammonia and green hydrogen complex at Kakinada in Andhra Pradesh
Solar panel prices in Pakistan jump due to higher import costs
Solar panel prices in Pakistan have risen sharply in recent weeks, driven by higher global raw material costs and strong demand, pushing up the prices of imported Chinese modules across local markets
Equinor’s eastern ambitions: navigating opportunity and adversity in South Korea
In late 2025 and early 2026, local media reported that Equinor missed a key deadline to finalise an agreement necessary for state backing of the Firefly/Bandibuli project.
New UAE gas agreement strengthens energy ties with India
A landmark energy partnership was solidified between the UAE’s integrated gas processing powerhouse, ADNOC Gas PLC, and India’s Hindustan Petroleum Corporation, signed during the state visit of UAE President to India.
Turkey plans to open first offshore wind farm tenders by end of year, says Tureb head
Turkey is planning to open its first offshore wind farm tenders by the end of 2026, says Ibrahim Erden, president of the Turkish Wind Energy Association (Tureb).
Brazil courts China energy cash
Brazil has restarted efforts to attract Chinese investment into its energy sector, the government said after talks in Beijing, according to officials from the Ministry of Mines and Energy.
UAE’s GSU acquires 51% of Kyrgyzstan-focused run-of-the-river hydro company 40Capital
Laos, Thailand and Malaysia boost regional power integration
Laos, Thailand and Malaysia have taken a further step in strengthening regional electricity cooperation with the signing of a new agreement aimed at expanding cross-border power trade in South East Asia
SAPVIA raises concerns over planned unbundling of South Africa’s national power utility
The South African Photovoltaic Industry Association (SAPVIA) has expressed concerns about the revised unbundling strategy for the state-run power utility Eskom.
India’s IREDA lends $22.5mn for 100MW solar project in Zambia via subsidiary
India’s state-owned renewable energy lender IREDA, through its offshore arm IGGEFIL, has approved a $22.5mn green loan to Swarna Solar to develop a 100MW solar power project in Zambia, marking the group’s first international lending deal.
Philippine energy firm allots $2bn to triple power capacity
Citicore Renewable Energy Corp. (CREC) has earmarked approximately $2bn for capital expenditure to accelerate its infrastructure development.
Indonesia steps up decarbonisation push with nationwide expansion of EV charging network
Indonesia is accelerating its decarbonisation efforts by rapidly expanding public electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, with state-owned utility PLN set to deploy hundreds of charging stations nationwide by the end of 2025
Vietnam’s EVN advances LNG power plans with $1.13bn loan
Vietnam’s state-owned power utility, Electricity of Vietnam (EVN), has secured a major financing package to support the construction of a large liquefied natural gas (LNG) power facility
Chinese technology powers Myanmar’s growing solar market
Myanmar’s solar energy sector is gaining momentum, with Chinese technology playing an increasingly prominent role in addressing the country’s persistent electricity shortages
Sales of new cars in Uzbekistan rise 5% in 2025
Egyptian Kemet signs $500mn deal with China’s Suzhou to build 5GW solar manufacturing complex
Serbia to channel 40% of EU growth funds into energy sector
Of the €56.5mn allocated to Serbia from the EU’s Instrument for Reforms and Growth, about €21mn will support measures aimed at modernising the country’s energy system.
Hinduja Renewables plans $4bn push Into wind and storage
Hinduja Renewables Energy is preparing a significant expansion of its clean power portfolio, with plans to invest about $4bn to lift installed renewable capacity to 10 GW over the coming years.
Brazil solar capacity tops 20 GW as investment slows
Brazil has exceeded 20 gigawatts of installed capacity in large-scale solar plants, according to a survey by the Brazilian Photovoltaic Solar Energy Association (Absolar).
Tajikistan hedging its Rogun bet, exploring solar options
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Kazakhstan hopes to resolve electricity shortfall by 2027
Kazakhstan expects to fully resolve its domestic electricity shortfall by 1Q27 and move toward a sustained power surplus by 2029.
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