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Bulgaria launches tenders for 1.43 GW of renewables
Bulgaria’s Ministry of Energy has launched two tenders to add 1,425 MW of renewable power generation to the grid along with 350 MW of battery energy storage system (BESS) projects.
Oschadbank to collaborate on construction of 520-MW wind power plant in Western Ukraine
Oschadbank, Ukraine's state-owned bank, has announced its participation in the development of a major wind power project in western Ukraine.
Global wind turbine orders break records
A new Wood Mackenzie report says global wind turbine order intake reached new highs last year with 155 GW of capacity recorded, and with both the Chinese and Western markets breaking records.
Bill Gates’ TerraPower to start building first US advanced nuclear plant
Bill Gates’ TerraPower is to start building the first US advanced nuclear plant. The sodium-cooled reactor will start construction work near an old coal plant in Wyoming in June.
North Macedonia aims to attract almost $600mn for green transition
Skopje secures $85mn from Climate Investment Funds in first step towards coal phase-out.
Costa Rica's national park battles forest fires amid heightened seasonal concerns
Forest firefighters from Costa Rica’s National System of Conservation Areas (SINAC) under the Ministry of Environment and Energy have been deployed to address a persistent forest fire affecting the Turrialba Volcano National Park since March 10.
South Africa: Presidency energy adviser says coal plants shutdown responsible for energy crisis
GoodEnough Energy announces $54.1mn investment in Jammu & Kashmir for India's largest battery energy storage systems gigafactory
GoodEnough Energy, a manufacturer of battery energy storage systems, has unveiled plans to invest $54.1mn in constructing a 20 gigawatt-hour gigafactory in Jammu & Kashmir by 2026
Fall in CO2 emissions quota prices will deepen drought in Estonian state coffers
The price of CO2 emission quotas has fallen to around €50-60 per tonne in recent months, as a result of the Europe-wide downturn, said Armen Kasparov, head of energy trading at the Estonian state-owned Eesti Energia.
WHAUP partners with Saha Farms on billion-dollar solar project
WHA Utilities and Power, a Thai utility provider, has signed a power purchase agreement with Saha Farms and Golden Line Business.
Turkey hits solar panel imports from Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, Croatia and Jordan with anti-dumping move
Only seven countries meet WHO air pollution guideline
IQAir’s 6th Annual World Air Quality Report reveals “troubling details” of the world's most polluted countries, territories and regions in 2023.
China’s EV giant BYD wants curbs on “disorderly” imports in line with move into Uzbekistan
Critics of potential move say it could be bad news for the consumer.
EM winners and losers from the global green transformation
The global green transformation will create a windfall for many Emerging Markets that are home to large deposits of essential raw materials needed for the revolutions, while others like oil producers will take a hit and see their growth slow.
Ethiopia's Development Bank allocates $40.5mn for off-grid solar project advancing rural electrification
The Development Bank of Ethiopia (DBE) has earmarked $40.5mn to finance the implementation of the Access to Distributed Electricity and Lighting in Ethiopia (ADELE) project, facilitating the deployment of off-grid solar systems in rural areas.
Algerian energy utility Sonelgaz awards contracts to build 3-GW solar facilities
Algeria's state-owned energy Sonelgaz has awarded contracts to local and foreign firms to build 20 individual solar plants with an anticipated production capacity of 3 GW, the group said in a statement.
North Macedonia’s ESM to receive €9.1mn grant from KfW for expansion of Bogdanci wind park
China’s clean-tech manufacturing overcapacity – BNEF
China is manufacturing and exporting clean energy technology more than ever before, and over-capacity threatens, says a new report.
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