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India crosses 100-GW solar PV module manufacturing capacity
India has reached a significant milestone, with its solar PV module manufacturing capacity enlisted under the Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM) crossing the 100 GW mark, according to a government press release dated August 13.
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Morocco launches international tender for $6.2mn hybrid solar-diesel power plant in El Guerguarat
Morocco’s National Office of Electricity and Drinking Water (ONEE) launched an international tender for the construction of $6.18mn hybrid solar-diesel power plant with battery storage in El Guerguarat.
Helleniq Energy enters Bulgaria with 123 MW solar deal
Greece's Helleniq Energy has acquired a 123-megawatt solar project with battery storage in southern Bulgaria, marking its entry into the Bulgarian renewable market.
Lithuanian minister in trouble over South America trip, now probed over wind farm rule overhaul
Global warming is fuelling more powerful, wetter hurricanes
Climate change is cranking up the intensity of tropical cyclones, with warmer seas and a hotter atmosphere providing more fuel for storms that can devastate communities far inland, Bloomberg Green reports.
North Macedonia opens public consultation on draft renewable energy law
North Macedonia’s Ministry of Energy, Mining and Mineral Resources said that it launched a 30-day public consultation on the draft law on the use of energy from renewable sources.
Fortis adds Turkey’s Cobanlar Biogas power plant to portfolio
Fortis Energy has added the 3.55-MWe Cobanlar Biogas Power Plant in Turkey, to its portfolio of renewable energy assets.
AES Chile selects Vestas as wind project partner
AES Chile has selected Vestas as its strategic partner for the wind component of the Pampas hybrid project in Taltal, Antofagasta Region, marking another milestone in Chile's renewable energy expansion.
New hybrid hydro-solar projects planned for Laos
Electricité du Laos has unveiled a programme to expand renewable energy capacity through new hydropower and solar initiatives, while modernising the national grid to improve reliability.
Lithium Argentina posts strong Q2 results
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Enery and Rezolv Energy secure major share in Romania’s second CfD auction
Austria’s Enery Elements and Czech Rezolv Energy have each won roughly one-third of the capacity awarded in Romania’s second CfD auction, part of an EU-backed scheme to develop 1.5 GW of new photovoltaic capacity by 2030.
Rosatom academy to train up to 2,000 staff for Kazakhstan’s first nuclear power plant
Rosatom Technical Academy will train between 1,500 and 2,000 specialists to operate Kazakhstan’s first nuclear power plant (NPP), TASS reported on August 12, citing academy headmaster Yuri Seleznev.
ASEAN is going nuclear – it's just a matter of time
Across the ASEAN bloc, energy security, surging data-centre demand and net-zero pledges are nudging governments to revisit their nuclear options.
Sri Lanka greenlights consultancy tender for floating solar power projects
Sri Lanka is set to advance its renewable energy ambitions with the Cabinet of Ministers approving the commencement of a procurement process to engage consultancy services for floating solar power projects
Indonesia prioritises domestic gas supply, delays imports in 2025
Indonesia has not imported any gas so far in 2025, as the government channels domestic production to meet local demand while restricting exports, Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Bahlil Lahadalia said on August 11
Conrad Asia Energy advances Aceh gas projects with seismic campaign and resource upgrade
Singapore-based Conrad Asia Energy has outlined fresh operational milestones and resource estimates for its two wholly owned offshore production sharing contracts (PSCs) in Indonesia, signalling progress toward commercialising significant natural gas
India approves Tato-II hydro project in Arunachal Pradesh
India’s Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has approved an investment of INR81.46bn ($940mn) for the construction of the Tato-II Hydro Electric Project (HEP) in Shi Yomi district, Arunachal Pradesh
Construction begins on Azerbaijan’s largest solar power plant in Bilasuvar
Construction has started on what is set to become Azerbaijan’s largest solar power plant (SPP), a 445-megawatt facility in the Bilasuvar district.
The climate crisis is pushing California’s destructive wildfire season earlier — by weeks
Wildfire season in California is starting earlier than it used to — in some parts of the state, by more than 10 weeks compared with the 1990s — and scientists say climate change is a major reason why.
Study finds black carbon emissions significantly underestimated in Global South
Black carbon emissions in low- and middle-income countries across the “Global South” may be nearly 40% higher than previously believed, according to new research from Washington University in St. Louis in the US.
South Korea – Vietnam MOU to increase green power development
South Korea and Vietnam have signed a series of memoranda of understanding to strengthen collaboration in renewable energy and nuclear power development.
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