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Córdoba provincial government to fund Argentina's largest cooperative solar park
The Córdoba provincial government has committed $8.55mn to finance CEMDO I, set to become Argentina's largest cooperative solar park with an installed capacity of up to 12 MWp.
Turkey under pressure to reconcile ambitious industrial strategy with Net Zero targets
Decarbonisation realities mean Turkey is having to reconcile its industrial and technology strategy—with ambitious targets such as a a near-doubling of industrial exports to $400bn by 2030—with challenging Net-Zero-by-2053 targets.
Ghana’s Kofa raises $8.1mn to expand clean energy battery network across urban Africa
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South Africa’s energy minister highlights role of nuclear in energy transition at G20 working group meeting
South Africa’s Minister of Electricity and Energy Kgosientsho Ramokgopa has addressed participants of the G20 Energy Transitions Working Groups Technical Teams meeting in Cape Town.
Romania’s Electrica secures €620mn loan for green energy and grid investment
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Alternergy secures second wind project in the Philippines' Batangas
Alternergy Holdings Corporation (ALTER) is advancing the Philippines' renewable energy agenda with its latest acquisition of a 150 MW onshore wind project in Batangas.
Hungary’s state energy company delivers robust earnings even as revenues retreat
Hungarian state-owned energy giant MVM Group posted a net profit of HUF324bn (€800mn) for 2024, down from the record HUF369bn a year earlier but still one of its strongest results on record.
Zambia to add 100 MW of solar energy in May 2025
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First solar panel set installed on government building in Iran
Iran has set up its first rooftop solar power system on a government building, as part of a broader push to redouble efforts in renewable energy and cut down on chronic electricity shortages.
Kazakhstan agrees 10-year deal with Tajikistan for “Rogun” electricity, but export start date is anybody’s guess
Kazakhstan has inked a 10-year deal to import electricity from Tajikistan, but power is to flow from latter’s Rogun Dam hydro megaproject, and there is little clarity on when infrastructure will be ready to deliver enough electricitity to export.
Artificial Intelligence and electricity: a new energy challenge
The rapid growth of Artificial Intelligence is transforming how industries operate, particularly the electricity sector.
ERG and China’s TCC to build Kazakhstan’s first ferroalloy-gas power plant
Luxembourg-headquartered Eurasian Resources Group (ERG) has signed an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract with China Tianchen Engineering Corporation (TCC) to build Kazakhstan’s first ferroalloy-gas utilisation power plant.
Cuba and China deepen mining ties amid strategic realignment
Cuba and China have formalised a new memorandum of understanding to enhance bilateral cooperation in the geological and mining sectors.
Romania to fast-track completion of hydropower projects under national security designation
Romania will classify its unfinished hydropower infrastructure as a national security priority in May, with the aim of accelerating their completion and integrating them into the national grid, acting President Ilie Bolojan announced.
Indonesia’s Indorama to invest $2bn in US blue ammonia project amid rising tariffs
Indonesia’s Indorama Corporation is set to invest $2bn (approximately IDR34 trillion) in a blue ammonia facility in Louisiana, United States, as part of its global expansion strategy and in response to new US trade barriers
Indonesia greenlights first nuclear power plant with Rosatom, targets 2030 launch
Indonesia has approved a landmark proposal from Russian state-owned nuclear giant Rosatom to build the country’s first nuclear power plant, with operations expected to begin between 2030 and 2032
Pakistan approves 10-year power expansion plan, to save $17bn by scrapping costly power projects
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has approved the revised 10-year Indicative Generation Capacity Expansion Plan (IGCEP 2024–34), which is projected to save the national economy PKR4,743bn ($17bn) by eliminating nearly 8,000 MW of expensive power project
Lautec secures key inspection role for Taiwanese offshore wind development
Lautec has entered into a consultancy framework to provide inspection expertise for the 495 MW Fengmiao 1 offshore wind farm, situated around 35 kilometres from Taichung City, Taiwan.
Iranian investors deterred by red tape, lack of incentives from developing renewables
Iran’s efforts to drum up investment in renewable energy have backfired, a survey has found, blaming bureaucratic hurdles and a lack of financial incentives for driving investors away from the sector.
DTEK to build 500 MW of energy storage capacity as Ukraine targets power resilience
DTEK Renewables, a subsidiary of Ukraine’s largest private energy group, has announced plans to develop energy storage facilities (ESF) with a total capacity of up to 500 megawatts.
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