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SEG Solar breaks ground on Indonesia’s biggest photovoltaic industrial park
US photovoltaic module manufacturer SEG Solar began construction of its integrated photovoltaic industrial park in Batang, Indonesia.
Biomass or bust: the controversial rise of woody energy in Asia
In the past decade, Japan and South Korea have significantly expanded their reliance on woody biomass for energy, with projections indicating that Japan's capacity will reach 3.8 GW and South Korea’s 1.46 GW by 2026.
Russia's climate warms at twice the global average
A new report by Rosgidromet, Russia's federal service for hydrometeorology, has found that the country is warming at twice the rate of the global average, reports Vedomosti on October 2.
UK becomes first major economy to end coal power use
The 2,000-MW Ratcliffe-on-Soar power plant in Nottinghamshire finished its final shift at midnight on September 30.
Kyrgyzstan reports improved water level at largest HPP Toktogul but still faces electricity deficit
GEN-I launches 12 MW solar power plant in North Macedonia
ASX-listed Woomera to drill Bronze Fox project in “world-class Mongolian Copper Belt”
Brazil to hold public consultation in 2025 for battery storage auction
Brazil's Ministry of Mines and Energy has initiated a public consultation on the guidelines for a landmark battery storage capacity reserve auction slated for June 2025.
Latvian government endorses general climate draft law
Colombia boosts renewables amid climate and energy crisis
Colombia has been making strides in diversifying its energy mix, with efforts focused on both large-scale renewable projects and small-scale self-generation.
Ukraine ready to export biogas as first biomethane plant uses the national gas pipeline system for the first time
A Ukrainian company has, for the first time, transported biomethane via the country’s domestic gas transmission system, marking a significant step towards its ambition to export the renewable energy source to Europe, UBN reported on October 2.
Masdar completes acquisition of 50% stake in renewables developer Terra-Gen
United Arab Emirates-based firm Masdar has closed its acquisition of a 50% interest in US renewable energy developer Terra-Gen from investment firm Energy Capital Partners.
Ukraine to hold first green energy auction to boost renewable development
Ukraine will hold its first-ever green energy auction on October 31 to stimulate renewable energy production.
Brazil's green hydrogen projects soar to $30bn
Several companies have signed memoranda of understanding and pre-contracts with Brazilian ports to develop green hydrogen projects worth a combined $30bn.
South Korea and Slovakia forge strategic energy alliance amid nuclear ambitions
In a significant diplomatic move, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico announced an elevation of bilateral relations during Fico’s three-day official visit to South Korea.
Tata Power plans $14.5bn investment in Indian state of Rajasthan
Tata Power, one of India’s largest integrated power companies, announced on September 30 the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the government of Rajasthan to invest approximately ₹1.2 trillion ($14.5bn) in the state.
Senvion India secures wind turbine order from Continuum Green Energy
Senvion India, a wind turbine manufacturer, has announced a new order from Continuum Green Energy for 50 of its recently launched 4.2M160 wind turbine generators.
Megha Engineering to develop 4-GW pumped storage projects in Maharashtra
Megha Engineering & Infrastructures Limited (MEIL) recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Maharashtra government's Department of Water Resources to develop two pumped storage projects with a total capacity of 4 GW.
US weighs new tariffs on Southeast Asia’s solar panels amid domestic manufacturing push
The US Commerce Department is expected to announce new tariffs this week on solar panels from four Southeast Asian countries, in response to claims by American manufacturers that these imports are unfairly subsidised and harming domestic production.
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