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Slovenia okays 283 small-scale solar energy projects in 2021-2023
Slovenian government said on October 13 that it approved 283 small-scale solar energy projects co-financed from the European cohesion policy during the span of 2021 to 2023.
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Power Player profile: South African billionaire entrepreneur Patrice Motsepe
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German developer ABO Wind sells 100-MW South African solar PV project
German renewable energy project developer ABO Wind has sold a 100-MW solar photovoltaic (PV) project in South Africa to an unnamed investor.
Vietnam's banking sector accelerates green financing efforts
Vietnamese banks are intensifying their focus on green financing, with significant government support, as they navigate the ever-evolving landscape of advancements and challenges in the industry.
Coro Energy and Mobile World to expand Vietnam solar portfolio
Coro Energy has taken a significant step in expanding its solar energy portfolio by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Mobile World Investment Corporation in Vietnam.
France agrees lithium exploration deal with Mongolia during presidential visit
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Africa-focused investor Adenia buys majority stake in South African rooftop solar financing firm Enfin
Adenia Partners, an Africa-focused private markets investment firm has acquired a majority stake in Enfin, a provider of solar funding solutions for commercial and industrial (C&I) clients in South Africa.
Malaysian parliament passes energy efficiency law to reduce carbon emissions
The Malaysian Parliament has approved legislation mandating the country's largest energy consumers to implement electricity-saving measures as part of their efforts to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions.
Laos drives Southeast Asia's largest wind power project
In an era of escalating energy demands and mounting environmental concerns, Southeast Asia is taking a monumental stride towards a sustainable energy future.
Fossil fuel subsidies on the rise
According to calculations by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), $7 trillion were spent on direct and indirect subsidies for fossil fuels in 2022.
IFC invests $200mn in four development projects in Morocco
Poland’s Orlen greenlights 1.2 GW offshore project
Cambodia's National Solar Park and ADB achieve record-low tariffs
Cambodia's National Solar Park, supported by the Asian Development Bank, is poised to revolutionize the country's energy landscape.
Russia and Myanmar sign MoU on nuclear energy development
Russia’s Rosatom Director General Alexei Likhachev and Myanmar's Science and Technology Minister Myo Thein Kyaw joined forces recently to ink a Memorandum of Understanding during Russia Energy Week.
EcoGraf and VinES collaborate to boost battery anode material supply for growing EV market
EcoGraf, an Australia-based integrated battery anode materials developer, has announced a significant collaboration with VinES, a member of Vingroup, the largest private conglomerate in Vietnam.
Banks sells 2.9-GW battery system while Innova clinches planning permission
The Banks Group has sold its planned 2.9-GW Thorpe Marsh Green Energy battery energy storage system (BESS) facility in South Yorkshire in the UK to West Burton Energy. This came days after it emerged that Banks will be sold to Canada's Brookfield.
EU adopts renewable energy directive with aim of 42.5% share by 2030
The European Council has adopted the new Renewables Energy Directive to raise the share of renewable energy in the EU’s overall energy consumption to 42.5% by 2030.
World’s largest offshore wind farm produces first power
The world’s largest offshore wind farm under construction, the 3.6-GW Dogger Bank off the north-east of England, has started producing electricity for the first time for British homes and businesses.
140-MW solar plant about to come online in Albania
The largest solar plant in the western Balkans will soon be energised, says Balkan Green Energy News. Developed by the France-based company Voltalia, the €135mn ($143mn) Karavasta project is located in Fier Province.
Masdar opens UAE wind farm as COP 28 nears
The UAE has inaugurated its first utility-scale wind farm, owned by Abu Dhabi-based Masdar. It uses Chinese wind turbines.
UK Labour government would triple offshore wind
The UK’s shadow energy secretary, Ed Miliband, has said that a Labour government would accelerate renewable energy if it wins the 2024 general election. He also said a new state-backed energy company, GB Energy, would be formed.
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