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Kazakh government approves plan for infrastructure projects and reforms through to 2029
Three Chinese energy firms to install 2.6GW of renewable energy capacity across Kazakhstan
Romania’s Hidroelectrica unveils four-year, €280mn investment plans
Romanian hydropower group aims to spend €281mn on upgrades, modernisations and acquisitions.
Petrobras to launch pioneering green hydrogen plant
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Taiwan to pioneer geothermal and hydropower for a sustainable future
Taiwan is gearing up for its "second energy transition," with a renewed focus on geothermal energy and small hydropower as key components in achieving its ambitious net-zero target by 2050.
EEX, IGX and GIZ to jointly develop hydrogen trading market in India
The European Energy Exchange (EEX) and the Indian Gas Exchange (IGX), in collaboration with the Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), will jointly promote the development of the hydrogen trading market in India.
Bhutan, Nepal seek Indian investment in hydropower
Nepal and Bhutan are seeking Indian investment to develop their hydropower sectors, with plans to export surplus electricity to India.
India unveils national electricity plan
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Malaysia’s Cypark Resources set to gain from $928.8mn renewable energy project in Melaka
Cypark Resources Bhd is poised to be a key player in a MYR4bn ($928.8bn) renewable energy initiative in Melaka, thanks to its 29% stake in the project.
Germany awards 587 MW of solar and storage project in tender
Solar and storage were the big winners in Germany’s innovation tender as Germany’s Federal Network Agency selected 587 MW of combined solar and storage projects.
Serbia signs landmark deal with Hyundai and UGT Renewables
Deal on the construction of solar power plants is a significant step towards boosting Serbia's renewable energy capacity.
Intesa Sanpaolo invests €32mn in renewable energy developer GreenGo
Italian international banking group Intesa Sanpaolo has committed to invest €32.6mn in Italian large-scale renewable energy developer GreenGo.
Fitch affirms Energia Eolica’s $204mn debt at 'BBB-', outlook stable
Fitch Ratings affirmed the ‘BBB-’ rating for Energia Eolica S.A.'s $204mn senior notes, maturing in 2034, with a Stable Outlook.
China's LONGi Hydrogen ships electrolyser equipment for Uzbekistan’s first green ammonia project
Turkey stays out in front as Europe's largest coal-fired electricity producer
Country has surged ahead of Germany and Poland. Generation of inevitable CO2 emissions also up.
Croatia's Una-Mlin hydropower plant permits annulled
Kyrgyz presidential decree orders building of “eco” and “smart” city Asman on shore of Lake Issyk-Kul
Iran aims to add 200MW annually via small thermal power plants
Iran is set to bridge part of its burgeoning electricity shortfall by speeding up the development of small-scale thermal power plants.
North Macedonia’s MEMO takes charge of guarantees of origin registration
North Macedonia electricity market operator, MEMO, announced it has been granted the authority to establish and maintain the register of guarantees of origin.
Sainsbury’s agrees to 15-year wind PPA with Capital Dynamics
UK retailer Sainsbury’s has signed a 15-year wind power purchase agreement with global asset manager Capital Dynamics.
Russia’s Rosatom to support nuclear projects across Africa at AEW2024
Rosatom, now building Egypt's first nuclear power plant, has announced a strong pipeline of projects across Africa, having signed agreements with Burkina Faso, Congo and Guinea while making inroads in Kenya and beyond.
Bulgaria approves energy partnership with Oman
Bulgaria’s government approved on October 15 a cooperation agreement with Oman on the global market of LNG, investments in renewable energy projects and sources for electricity storage, it said in a statement after its regular session.
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