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$32.2bn needed for Cambodia’s green transition
Cambodia is advancing its green finance framework as it seeks to mobilise $32.2bn to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2035.
South Korea’s SBIN expands solar presence in Laos
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North Macedonia prioritises clear rules and de-risking tools to boost green investments
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Fitch Ratings and Moody’s Investors Service last week simultaneously downgraded their outlooks on the credit ratings of Istanbul-listed electricity producer Zorlu Enerji (ZOREN), a unit of local conglomerate Zorlu Holding.
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China’s Kaishan to build $800mn geothermal-powered green ammonia plant in Kenya
Chinese engineering firm Kaishan Group Co. Ltd (SZSE: 300257) has signed a steam-supply agreement with Kenya Electricity Generating Company (NSE: KGN) to build a 165 MW geothermal-powered green ammonia plant in the East African country.
Japan-backed Isabela solar farm connects to Philippine grid
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Sri Lanka expands duty exemptions to boost renewable energy projects
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Pakistan PM calls for technology transfer, global solidarity to tackle climate and economic challenges
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Project Matador marks new South Korea-US nuclear collaboration
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Rio Tinto, China’s SPIC Qiyuan launch trial of battery-swap tech for electric haul trucks at Mongolia’s Oyu Tolgoi mine
Anglo-Australian mining giant Rio Tinto and Chinese electricity generation company SPIC Qiyuan have launched a trial of battery-swap technology for electric haul trucks at Mongolia’s Oyu Tolgoi copper mine, the former said in a press release.
Kyrgyzstan set to achieve energy independence within two years, says president
Kyrgyzstan’s President Sadyr Japarov has pledged that the country will overcome its winter power shortage difficulties and become energy independent within two and a half years.
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Turkey’s electric vehicle (EV) charging network is expanding at an unprecedented pace as shown by the usage data on September, according to the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EPDK).
South African independent power producer SOLA Group's Springbok project begins commercial operations
The $175mn 195-MW Springbok solar power project in central South Africa, owned by local renewable energy firm SOLA Group, has started commercial operations.
Chile to pay $250mn in refunds to overcharged electricity consumers
Chile's government has announced nearly $250mn in refunds to residential electricity customers for overcharges by generators and transmission companies, with monthly repayments set to begin January 1, 2026.
Brazil weighs green shipping corridor in Mercosur
Brazil’s cabotage association Abac plans to establish a sustainable fuel corridor for vessels flying the Brazilian flag within the Mercosur trade bloc.
Colombia launches domestic electric bus production in clean transport push
Colombia commenced production of its first domestically manufactured electric bus through a partnership between China's BYD, Japan's HINO and local coachbuilder Marcopolo, marking a strategic pivot towards clean transport
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Shree Cement commissions new solar facility in India
Shree Cement Limited has commissioned a 20MW solar power facility in the Chitrakoot district of Uttar Pradesh, marking another step in the company’s expansion of renewable energy assets across India.
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Ukraine’s electric vehicle (EV) market grew by more than half this year as consumers increasingly shift towards cleaner transport, prompting the government to accelerate development of national charging infrastructure.
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