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French HDF Energy initially agrees to build €3bn green hydrogen plant in Tunisia
French hydrogen group HDF Energy is set to construct a main 800-MW electrolysis plant in Tunisia to produce green hydrogen to supply both the domestic market and European consumers,
Northeast Brazil sets second wind power record
The Northeast region of Brazil set its second consecutive annual record for wind energy generation.
Brazilian study assesses Light for All programme impact
Brazil’s Institute of Energy and Environment (IEMA) has evaluated the success of Brazil’s Light for All (Luz para Todos, or LpT) programme and how it has facilitated economic aspects of electricity universalisation and waste management.
Brazil assigns crude and gas regulator ANP to regulate low-carbon hydrogen
Brazil’s Law No. 14,948/2024 establishes a legal framework for low-carbon hydrogen and assigns the National Petroleum Agency (ANP) new regulatory powers over hydrogen exploration and production activities in Brazil.
Canada’s oil, gas industry emitted 2.6mn tonnes of methane in 2021, says study
New peer-reviewed research released this week reveals that in 2021 Canada's oil and gas sector emitted 2.6mn tonnes of methane, accounting for more than 2% of the country’s total methane emissions.
Ecuador's Novopan to invest $14mn in biomass plant
Ecuadorian wood panel producer Novopan will invest over $14mn in a biomass plant to reduce fossil fuel usage in its production process, the company has revealed.
Greek PPC to take over €700mn renewables portfolio from Macquarie in Romania
629MW renewable energy generation portfolio to double PPC's assets in Romania, as it expands in Southeast Europe.
Iran shuts offices in three provinces, cuts working hours in 13 others amid intense heat
The Iranian government shut state-run organisations and banks in Isfahan, Tehran and Karaj on August 7 due to searing heat and shortened operating hours at similar facilities in 13 other regions for a second consecutive day.
Germany takes record FIDs on green hydrogen projects
European green hydrogen developers made final investment decisions on five new plants in July, boasting a combined electrolysis capacity exceeding 450 MW.
EBRD, Eiffel to allot €24mn to Lithuania's INVL fund for solar plant in Romania
The French asset management company Eiffel Investment Group (Eiffel) and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will provide €24.4m in funding to INVL Renewable Energy Fund I to construct a 60-MW solar power plant in Romania.
Iran’s green power yield puny amid spiralling electricity demand
Iran’s renewable energy output grew only 2.6% in July in a month that the national grid was overtaxed by unprecedented power consumption due to extreme heat sweeping the country.
EnergyX bids $150mn for Galan Lithium's Argentine assets
US lithium technology startup EnergyX made a $150mn bid for Galan Lithium's assets in Argentina as part of its strategy to consolidate the acreage needed for electric vehicle battery metal production amidst low market prices.
New South Wales mulls changes to renewable fuels strategy
Australia's New South Wales state is considering revising its renewable fuels strategy to support its emission reduction targets and achieve net zero by 2050.
Singapore launches carbon trading platform
Singapore has officially launched the Singapore Carbon Market Alliance, a platform aimed at better connecting buyers and sellers of carbon credits.
ADB approves $21mn grant as additional financing to expand renewable energy in Tajikistan via HPP modernisation
AMEA Power breaks ground on 24-MW solar project in Uganda
UAE-based renewable energy developer AMEA Power has commenced construction on the Ituka solar photovoltaic project, which, upon completion, will be the largest solar installation in the region
Zambia to import electricity from Zimbabwe as local hydro output suffers impact of "worst drought in 40 years"
Zambia will import electricity from Zimbabwe as its hydropower plants, which produce up to 80% of the power it consumes, have been hampered by a drought.
Almost 25% of US Congress denies climate crisis
Currently, 123 members of the current US Congress deny the scientific consensus of human-caused climate change, says the Centre for American Progress (CAP), a think-tank. That is 23% of the 535 total members.
US targets ‘super-pollutant’ nitrous oxide
The administration of US President Joe Biden is targeting a super-pollutant, nitrous oxide.
Antarctic temperatures rise 28 degrees Celsius above normal
Antarctica is enduring an alarming second heatwave in two years. Ground temperatures in the east of the continent surged over 50 degrees Fahrenheit (28 Celsius) above average.
EBRD, Eiffel Investment Group lend €24.4mn to INVL Renewable Energy Fund I for PV plant in Romania
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), together with Eiffel Investment Group, will provide in equal shares €24.4mn funding to INVL Renewable Energy Fund I for constructing a 60MW solar power plant in Romania.
Global sea surface temperatures have surged
In the past 15 months, global sea surface temperatures have surged to unprecedented levels, fuelling heatwaves, and accelerated the melting of sea ice, alarming scientists and environmentalists alike.
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