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Bosnia’s Republika Srpska faces €102mn lawsuit for ending concession of Trusina wind park
Kenyan renewables company Serengeti Energy begins building a 5-MW hydropower project in Lesotho
A Kenya-headquartered company Serengeti Energy (Serengeti) has said its 5-MW hydropower project in Lesotho has reached financial close, paving the way for construction to begin.
Zimbabwean firm Optate Africa unveils plan to build 200MW wind farm
Ukraine prepares to export biogas to Europe
Ukrainian authorities are poised to venture into the burgeoning market of biogas exports to Europe.
Iran developing two large solar farms in north-east
The largest solar power plant in north-east Iran is set to be launched in North Khorasan Province with a daily capacity of 60 MW, said the regional electricity distribution chief.
Romanian companies have €815mn grants for green energy projects
China's renewable energy megaboom still being held back by coal sector
China's surge in green initiatives in 2023, provided a rare positive narrative for both environmental sustainability and its economy, marking a significant milestone
German wind giant PNE AG sets sights on Vietnamese shores
German renewable energy developer PNE AG is setting its sights on Vietnam, planning to build up to three offshore wind farms off the coast of Binh Dinh province
Azerbaijan's gas boom amid COP29 spotlight raises questions on climate commitments
In the wake of COP28's focus on transitioning from fossil fuels, COP29 is poised to take place in Azerbaijan, amidst a gas production boom. The country plans to boost its gas output by 35% over the next decade.
Third biogas power plant launched in Iranian capital
A third power plant generating renewable electricity from biogas released as a result of sewage treatment has come on stream in the Iranian capital Tehran.
Montenegro to launch tender for new wind parks
Montenegro’s government has decided to launch a tender to lease land for the construction of new wind power plants in the municipality of Savnik, it said in a statement.
Indonesian president approves rooftop solar panel regulation revision
Director of the Centre for Public Policy Studies believes that President Joko Widodo's approval of the revision of rooftop solar panel usage regulations demonstrates the state's commitment to maintaining affordability
Hydrogen production and demand to grow in 2024, but only slowly
Hydrogen production and use are expected to grow in 2024, but it remains very expensive to produce and transport, making progress slow.
Indian oil & gas giant forms JV to increase offshore wind
India’s Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, the country’s largest oil and gas company, along with NTPC Green Energy Limited, a fully owned subsidiary of India’s largest utility company NTPC, have formalised a joint venture
AsiaElec: Indian oil & gas giant forms JV to increase offshore wind
Japanese wind power numbers increase with 158 new turbines added to grid in 2023
Japan's wind power capacity saw significant growth in 2023, with the addition of 572.3MW, bringing the nation's total operational wind energy capacity to 5,213.4MW for the first time
Will 2024 see the first ever category 6 hurricane?
Disaster season is approaching and this year the world could see its first ever city-killing category six hurricanes.
Germany, Algeria set up hydrogen task force to enhance energy partnership
Germany and Algeria have signed an initial agreement to set up a bilateral hydrogen task force to enhance their partnership and explore opportunities to produce, store, and transport green hydrogen and its derivatives.
German gas utility VNG signs contract with Algeria’s Sonatrach
Croatian company to build hydrogen-powered passenger ship
Lürssen Design Center Kvarner, based in Rijeka, Croatia, is collaborating with 14 international partners to construct a hydrogen-powered passenger ship destined for the Adriatic Sea within the next four years.
Massive hydrogen reservoir discovered under chromium mine in Albania
The reservoir beneath the Bulqizë mine is estimated to hold as much as 55,000 tonnes of hydrogen.
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