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Malawi signs grid connection deals for 125MW of planned thermal and solar power
Malawi's Electricity Supply Corporation (ESCOM) has signed two transmission connection agreements covering 125 megawatts (MW) of planned thermal and solar generation capacity.
YPF-backed biofuel project secures long-term deal with France’s TotalEnergies
An Argentine joint venture involving state-controlled oil company YPF has signed a long-term sales agreement with France’s TotalEnergies for sustainable aviation fuel and other renewable fuels to be produced at a planned biorefinery in San Lorenzo.
Gabon replaces energy and industry ministers but retains finance, oil and mining chiefs
Gabon's president replaced his energy, industry and public works ministers in a cabinet reshuffle amid growing pressure on the government to improve electricity and water supplies.
Angola approves $570mn expenditure for Jamba la Oma hydropower project
Angola authorises $569.9mn in hydropower expenditure and procurement, with Standard Bank identified as a prospective lender but financing not yet confirmed.
Kazakhstan’s Samruk-Energy and Oman’s O-GREEN plan 2 GW renewable energy partnership
Kazakhstan’s state-run electric power holding company Samruk-Energy and Oman’s state-backed green infrastructure platform O-GREEN have agreed to develop renewable energy projects with a combined installed capacity of about 2 GW.
Saatvik Green Energy wins Maharashtra solar pump order
Saatvik Green Energy has secured an order worth about INR1bn (around $9.97mn) to supply 5,000 solar-powered water pumps
ADB offers Philippines $500mn loan for El Niño emergency
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is prepared to lend the Philippines $500mn if Manila declares a state of emergency over El Niño.
Malaysia faces call to act on firms tied to haze
Indian firms embrace captive renewable power to cut costs
Indian companies are building or contracting their own renewable power capacity to secure electricity supply, cut reliance on the grid and meet emissions targets.
Turkey’s energy storage sector targeting 5 GWh of capacity in 2027
Turkey's energy storage industry is targeting the delivery of 5 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of energy storage capacity next year, with access to affordable financing seen as key to accelerating investments.
Citi questions Ecopetrol leadership as Venezuela offers growth potential
Citi has questioned whether Ecopetrol’s new president, Joaquín Gutiérrez, has the experience needed to lead Colombia’s state-controlled oil producer, while identifying potential growth opportunities in Venezuela and unconventional hydrocarbons
Spanish Cox secures 15-year solar power deal with Colombia’s EPM
Spanish energy and water infrastructure group Cox has signed a 15-year agreement to supply Colombia’s Empresas Públicas de Medellín (EPM) with about 115 GWh of solar electricity annually, backed by a €40mn ($44.8mn) investment
Serbia eyes US partnership for 2,400 MW hydropower storage project
Serbia is seeking US partners for a planned 2,400-megawatt pumped-storage hydropower plant on the Danube that could help balance electricity supply across Southeast Europe.
Croatia secures €30mn in EU grants for geothermal heating projects
Croatia has secured €30mn in European Union grants to develop geothermal energy projects in four cities, bringing the total investment planned across two phases to more than €86mn, the economy ministry said.
Brazil’s electrified car sales cross 1mn milestone
Mozambique warns deforestation threatens carbon-credit revenues
Mozambique warned that continued deforestation, weak monitoring and inadequate investment threaten its ability to generate further carbon-credit revenues, five years after receiving $6.4mn from a World Bank-backed forest conservation programme.
Zimbabwe’s Bikita Minerals seeks lithium export deadline relief as $400mn plant delayed to July
Zimbabwe’s Bikita Minerals is seeking government flexibility over the January 1, 2027 cutoff for lithium concentrate exports after shipping delays pushed commissioning of its lithium sulphate plant from March to July 2027
Tanzania reaffirms 8,000MW electricity target with renewables to reach 75% by 2030
Tanzania is courting private investment to more than double its generating capacity and raise the renewable share from 61.8% to 75% within four years.
Zambia’s solar capacity up nearly sixfold to 1,027MW, Hichilema says, as grid investment lags
Zambia’s installed solar power capacity has increased nearly six-fold to 1,027.5MW from 178MW in 2024, surpassing its 2026 target as inadequate transmission infrastructure threatens to constrain electricity delivery.
Latest first Atlantic hurricane in 121 years bears down on US Gulf coast
Isaias has become 2026's first Atlantic hurricane, the latest first hurricane in 121 years, and is heading for the US Gulf coast, the National Hurricane Center said on October 8.
Bangladesh approves 442-MW solar plant on former coal site
Bangladesh has approved a $230mn solar power project at Rampal, on land originally earmarked for expanding a coal-fired power station, as the country seeks to diversify its electricity mix and reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels.
Pakistan’s solar boom reshapes power market
Pakistan’s solar power industry has undergone a quiet revolution. The country’s solar energy capacity, as reported by various sources, likely does not reflect the full deployment of the technology.
Uruguay drew nearly all its September electricity from renewables
Hydropower supplied more than half of Uruguay's electricity in September, while fossil fuels produced less than 1% of the total.
Lithium Africa plans processing plant at South African project, targets production in 2027
The Canadian-listed miner plans to process approximately 30,000 tonnes of stockpiled lithium-bearing material at its Northern Cape project rather than sell unprocessed ore.
Nigeria's Stanbic IBTC signs deal for $75mn renewable-energy lending facility
Stanbic IBTC and Nigeria's Rural Electrification Agency agree a $75mn revolving credit facility to help solar developers finance projects under the World Bank-backed DARES programme.
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