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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.
Ecuador's Río de Oro solar plant starts private power supply three months early
GPS Group's Río de Oro Energy photovoltaic plant in Santa Elena province began supplying electricity to private companies on September 15, three months ahead of schedule, the company said.
Wind turbine maker Nordex secures 389 MW of new orders in Turkey
Hamburg-based wind turbine maker Nordex Group (NDX1.DE) announced in an October 7 press release that September saw it secure several new orders totalling 389 megawatts in Turkey.
Moldova has nearly 243 MWh of energy storage capacity and larger project pipeline
Moldova had 242.85 MWh of installed energy storage (BESS) capacity at the end of August, while investors submitted bids for projects totalling 305 MWh of new storage capacity in a 2026 auction.
Philippines lands floating solar factory and investment pledges
The Philippine Board of Investments (BOI) signed a letter of intent with Northman Philippines and Solarion Energy to grow the country's floating solar industry.
India's battery storage demand to grow sevenfold by 2032
India will need 236.22 GWh of battery energy storage system (BESS) capacity by the 2031-32 fiscal year, a nearly seven-fold increase.
August data show Turkey generating all-time high in solar and wind power
Turkey in August achieved an all-time high in solar and wind power output.
South Africa fast-tracks 9.6 GW of batteries and gas to curb renewable curtailment
South Africa will procure 4.6 GW of battery storage and 5 GW of gas-fired generation under its first IRP 2025 determination, with wind and solar to follow.
Peru and South Korea pilot solar EV charging stations
Peru and South Korea will test solar-powered electric vehicle charging stations under a pilot running from 2026 to 2028.
Biomass power plant in western Ukraine offered for €10mn with expansion plans
A 6-megawatt biomass combined heat and power plant in Ukraine's western Zakarpattia region is being offered for €10mn, with its owner seeking partners for potential expansion into wood processing, energy storage and additional power generation.
Tajikistan plans to build $2.3bn Khutalon hydropower plant between Rogun and Nurek facilities
Tajikistan reportedly plans to build another hydropower plant, Khutalon, on the Vakhsh river between the Rogun and Nurek hydroelectric facilities, at a preliminary cost of $2.247bn.
South Africa’s Eskom seeks partners for up to 6 GW renewable-energy and battery portfolio
South Africa’s Eskom has issued a request for qualification to select development and financing partners for up to 6 GW of renewable and battery projects by 2030. Bids close on November 16.
Philippines warns super El Niño may push up power rates
Electricity prices in the Philippines could rise and power supply could come under strain as a super El Niño lifts temperatures, Energy Secretary Sharon Garin said.
India’s Om Infra secures hydroelectric contract
Om Infra Ltd (NSE:OMINFRAL) (BSE:531092) announced on October 6, 2026, that it received a letter of award worth INR4.25bn ($44.071mn) from the Maharashtra State Power Generation Company
Sri Lanka solar capacity exceeds peak demand, needs storage
Sri Lanka's installed solar capacity has reached 3,053 MW, overtaking the roughly 3,000 MW the country consumes at its night-time peak, the head of the Sustainable Energy Authority (SEA) told The Daily Morning on October 6.
India’s Acme Solar incorporates 18 new subsidiaries
Acme Solar Holdings Ltd (NSE:ACMESOLAR) (BSE:544283) announced on October 6, 2026, that it incorporated 18 wholly owned subsidiaries to construct, own, and operate power generation and clean energy projects.
Adani Power, Bhutan's DGPC sign 770-MW hydropower deal
India's Adani Power (NSE: ADANIPOWER) has signed a shareholders agreement with Druk Green Power Corp (DGPC), Bhutan's state-owned generator, to build the 770 MW Chamkharchhu-I hydroelectric plant.
India's SEBI stalls Inox Clean Energy IPO amid probe
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) put Inox Clean Energy's planned INR100bn (about $1.1bn) initial public offering on hold because of continuing investigations into entities in the parent INOXGFL group.
Indonesia incorporates 7-GW nuclear target to fuel industrial growth
Indonesia is targeting the construction of 7 gigawatts (GW) of nuclear power capacity alongside 100 gigawatt-peak (GWp) of solar energy as part of a national strategy to ensure long-term energy security and support rapid industrial expansion
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Colombia electric-car surge puts charging investment in focus
Colombia registered 33,928 new electric vehicles between January and August, up 217.83% from the same period a year earlier, increasing pressure on the country to expand charging infrastructure
Chile turns scrap solar panels into crop fertiliser as retirement wave looms
Chile faces a growing pile of retired solar panels, and one doctoral researcher believes part of the answer may lie in farmland
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