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South African renewable energy firm Discovery Green has signed a 20-year power purchase agreement with local independent power producer Red Rocket, for a 300-MW solar farm to be built east of the country.
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Plenitude, the renewable energy arm of Italy’s Eni, said in a press release on September 27 it has commissioned a 50-MW solar power plant in Zhanaozen in Kazakhstan’s Mangystau Region, marking the first stage of a 247-MW hybrid project.
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Colombia's electricity matrix now derives 13.87% from renewable sources, predominantly solar and wind installations, marking substantial progress from the 2% recorded three years prior.
Turkey and US sign memo on strategic nuclear energy
Turkey and the US have signed a memo on strategic nuclear energy, though few details of what it specifies have been released.
Bakhvi Hydropower Cascade nears completion in Georgia’s Guria region
Construction of the Bakhvi Hydropower Plant (HPP) cascade on the Bakhvistskali River in Ozurgeti Municipality has entered its final stage, with all three plants expected to be operational by the end of 2025.
Croatia drafting five-year national climate action plan, minister says
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A regional provider of renewable energy and transmission solutions has announced that its subsidiary, Cambodian Transmission II Co., Ltd. (CTLII), has obtained an $80mn green financing package from a consortium of banks.
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