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Iran’s electricity sector on the edge of collapse
In recent years, Iran's struggle to meet electricity demands during the scorching summer months has only intensified.
Brazil’s Acelen Renováveis to invest $3bn in macaúba palm biofuel production
Brazilian renewable energy firm Acelen Renováveis plans to invest $3bn to produce clean fuels from macaúba, a palm tree native to the Brazilian savannah.
Brazil's Acelen forms joint venture for $97.5mn solar project in Bahia to supply refinery
Brazilian energy company Acelen, owned by UAE's Mubadala Capital, announced a joint venture to invest BRL530mn ($97.5mn) in a solar park in João Dourado, Bahia. The energy generated will supply the Mataripe Refinery, 420 km away in São Francisco do C
Somalia seeks bids for solar-plus-storage projects to power schools
Somalia's Ministry of Energy and Water Resources has launched a tender for the design, supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of off-grid solar-plus-storage power systems to provide electricity to 46 schools in the Benadir region.
Atlantic Lithium submits mining lease for Ewoyaa Project to Ghana’s parliament for ratification
Iran experiences unprecedented heat wave in 50 years
Iran has experienced its hottest temperatures in 50 years, with the city of Ahvaz recording over 50 degrees Celsius (122 Fahrenheit) for more than seven days.
Korean agency completes upgrade of Bangladeshi Research Reactor
The Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute last week announced the completion of commissioning work on the modernised instrumentation and control system of the Bangladesh Training Research Reactor
China emerges as global green energy champion with two-thirds of the world's new wind and solar power plants
Almost two-thirds of the world's large wind and solar power plants are in China while a surge in renewable capacity has driven coal's share of power generation to new lows, Reuters reports.
REM: China emerges as global green energy champion with two-thirds of the world's new wind and solar power plants
Generadora Metropolitana launches Chile's largest solar park
Generadora Metropolitana, a company jointly owned by Chilean firm AME and French group EDF, has inaugurated the CEME1 photovoltaic park in Chile, boasting an impressive 480 MW capacity.
Eight companies win hybrid PV auction in Albania
The Albanian government announced the winners of its hybrid photovoltaic auction, with eight companies securing bids and an average price of €51.3 per MWh.
Mali's junta signs nuclear and solar energy deals with Russia's Rosatom
Mali's ruling military junta has signed three cooperation deals with Russia's state nuclear company, Rosatom.
Can Britain be a clean energy superpower?
“Make Britain a clean energy superpower” is at the heart of the manifesto of the Labour Party, which is now the government in the UK after a victory by a wide margin in the July 4 election.
Lithium mining could boost Serbia’s GDP by 16%, finance minister claims
Serbia’s Finance Minister, Sinisa Mali, said that lithium mining could significantly boost the country's economy, contributing up to 16% of GDP, Danas reported on July 10.
Impact of judge’s block of Biden pause on LNG projects approval is likely to be limited
President Biden’s LNG permit approval pause for US LNG exports to non-Free Trade Agreement nations was recently halted by a ruling by a federal judge, but the impact may be limited.
Microsoft to buy 500,000 DAC carbon credits from Oxy
Big tech giant Microsoft will acquire 500,000 carbon credits from Occidental Petroleum over six years, said 1PointFive, Occidental’s carbon capture and storage subsidiary.
Big tech seeks nuclear power for AI
Owners of about one-third of the US's nuclear-power plants are in talks with big tech companies to provide electricity to new data centres because of the AI and data centre boom.
Moab Minerals acquires uranium projects in Tanzania
Moab Minerals Limited has completed its acquisition of Linx Resources, which holds a diverse portfolio of advanced, large-scale uranium projects in Tanzania.
US President Biden signs advanced nuclear development bill
US President Biden has signed into law the Accelerating Deployment of Versatile, Advanced Nuclear for Clean Energy (ADVANCE) Act, aimed at reducing licensing times and cutting processing fees to support the development of an advanced nuclear reactor.
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