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ACCIONA brings in Korea Zinc to build Australia’s MacIntyre wind farm

17 March 2021

Korea Zinc is to take a 30% stake in ACCIONA’s 923-MW MacIntyre Wind Farm venture in Queensland, one of the largest renewable energy projects in Australia.

Indian green capacity reaches 93 GW

17 March 2021

Indian renewable energy reached 92.97 GW at the end of February, with a further 50.15 GW under development.

Amazon enters Singapore solar market

17 March 2021

Amazon, the world’s largest corporate purchaser of renewable energy, has inked a long-term deal with a solar company in Singapore. Amazon will purchase electricity from 62 MWp of solar panels, to be developed and owned by Sunseap Group.

Deb Haaland confirmed as US Interior Secretary

17 March 2021

Deb Haaland, a pro-renewables Congresswoman, has been confirmed as US Interior Secretary. The US Senate voted 51-40 to confirm her to lead the agency, which will play a crucial role in Biden’s fight against climate change.

Chapel Hill Denham raises $4.6mn for Havenhill’s mini-grid rollout

11 March 2021

Chapel Hill Denham’s Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund (NIDF) has raised NGN1.8bn ($4.6mn) to fund Havenhill Synergy’s construction of 22 mini-grids as part of the Nigeria Electrification Project.

Sunfunder closes $70mn Africa-faced solar fund

11 March 2021

Nairobi-based solar lender Sunfunder has closed its oversubscribed $70mn fund to finance small-scale renewables and energy storage systems in Africa and Asia.

ENGIE takes majority stake in SA’s Xina Solar One

11 March 2021

ENGIE has acquired a 40% stake in Xina Solar One, a 100-MW concentrated solar power (CSP) plant, from Spain’s insolvent engineering company Abengoa, as well as 46% of the operations & maintenance company.

Turkey collecting privatisation bids for 253MW Gebze natural gas plant

11 March 2021

Bids also wanted for tender to privatise 26MW Tortum hydro-dam plant.

Putin says Turkey’s first nuclear plant on track

10 March 2021

Appears during foundation laying video link with Turkish counterpart Erdogan.

Global wind installations grow 59% in 2020

10 March 2021

Global wind installations grew by 59% in 2020 to a record 96.3 GW, with General Electric (GE), Goldwind, Vestas and Envision accounting for half of all commissioning.

Japan needs hydrogen, innovation and market reforms

10 March 2021

Japan needs to take quick action now if it is to build on its recent success in making its energy system more resilient and sustainable and achieve its 2050 net-zero goals

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