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Iran launches 200MW solar power plant in Khorasan Razavi
Iran breaks ground on 200MW solar power plant in Mahvelat with IRR6.2 trillion investment, aiming to reduce fossil fuel dependence and create 400 jobs.
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The South Korean government’s plan to shift responsibility for energy policy, including nuclear power has sparked strong criticism from academic sector.
Philippines green energy auction secures 9.4GW of renewable capacity
The Philippines has successfully attracted 9.4GW of renewable energy commitments through its Fourth Green Energy Auction (GEA-4), according to the Department of Energy.
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Kyrgyzstan to discuss ministry proposal to build nuclear plant
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UNEP “Atlas” shows impact of Tajikistan’s melting glaciers on water resources
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Iran inaugurates 100MW solar power capacity across eight provinces
Iran inaugurates 100MW solar power capacity across eight provinces with IRR3,000bn investment, increasing national renewable capacity to over 2,216MW.
Brazil’s JBS rolls out cattle tracking in Para to curb deforestation
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NTPC - Engie agree deal on 300-MW solar project in India
French energy group Engie has secured a long-term agreement to supply 300 megawatts of solar power to India’s state-run utility NTPC.
African leaders, lenders at summit in Ethiopia seek to mobilise $100bn climate investment ahead of COP30
African leaders at the Addis Ababa climate summit pledged to mobilise up to $100bn working with banks and development lenders, shifting from aid to investment ahead of COP30, targeting green industry and renewables.
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Malaysia’s state energy company Petronas has confirmed that liquefied natural gas (LNG) production and supply at its facilities in Bintulu, Sarawak remain unaffected, despite a government warning of a potential security risk
Starcharge partners with Prozeal for battery storage deployment in India
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Mozambique's $6bn Mphanda Nkuwa Hydropower Project to advance national development
The $6bn Mphanda Nkuwa Project (Mphanda Nkuwa) will be built across the Zambezi River, which ranks among the continent’s largest water courses.
Vietnam’s power market to hit 185GW by 2030 on back of rising demand and renewables
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Mongolia announces discovery of Oyut copper deposit, thought to hold 357 tonnes of ore
Mongolia has announced the newly discovered Oyut copper deposit thought to hold 357 tonnes of ore, according to preliminary assessments.
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Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and Uzbekistan have agreed and signed a series of protocols that will regulate the water and energy balance between the three countries through 2026, Kazakh Minister of Energy Yerlan Akkenzhenov announced.
Cambodia confirms 900 MW wind projects to meet renewable targets
Cambodia is advancing its renewable energy ambitions with a series of large-scale wind developments totalling 900 megawatts
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