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ADB approves $21mn grant as additional financing to expand renewable energy in Tajikistan via HPP modernisation
AMEA Power breaks ground on 24-MW solar project in Uganda
UAE-based renewable energy developer AMEA Power has commenced construction on the Ituka solar photovoltaic project, which, upon completion, will be the largest solar installation in the region
Zambia to import electricity from Zimbabwe as local hydro output suffers impact of "worst drought in 40 years"
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Almost 25% of US Congress denies climate crisis
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US targets ‘super-pollutant’ nitrous oxide
The administration of US President Joe Biden is targeting a super-pollutant, nitrous oxide.
Antarctic temperatures rise 28 degrees Celsius above normal
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EBRD, Eiffel Investment Group lend €24.4mn to INVL Renewable Energy Fund I for PV plant in Romania
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), together with Eiffel Investment Group, will provide in equal shares €24.4mn funding to INVL Renewable Energy Fund I for constructing a 60MW solar power plant in Romania.
Global sea surface temperatures have surged
In the past 15 months, global sea surface temperatures have surged to unprecedented levels, fuelling heatwaves, and accelerated the melting of sea ice, alarming scientists and environmentalists alike.
Kosovo launches €60mn Solar4Kosovo project
Office hours dialed down in 15 Iranian provinces amid power shortage
A new summer heatwave blanketing Iran has forced authorities to reduce normal working hours in government offices and banks across 15 provinces including Tehran where temperatures are expected to surge to an all-time high of 43 degrees Celsius.
South Sudan approves $150mn solar power plant, passes budget with focus on salaries
South Sudan's cabinet has approved plans for a new solar power plant in the capital and has passed its 2024/2025 budget, prioritising civil servant salaries and security forces.
Can Morocco's phosphate wealth put it at the centre of the global battery supply chain?
Morocco holds around 70% of the world's known phosphate rock reserves – crucial for producing fertilisers and battery materials. This presents the country with a tremendous opportunity to become significantly wealthier.
C29 Metals expands Ulytau uranium project in Kazakhstan
MOL gets greenlight for wind-assisted LNG carrier
Japanese shipping giant Mitsui O.S.K. Lines was granted approval in principle from Nippon Kaiji Kyokai to commence design for a membrane LNG vessel, which will feature the installation of Wind Challenger, a wind-assisted power propulsion system.
Reservoir of largest Kyrgyz HPP Toktogul boasts billion cubic metres more water than recorded a year ago, says utility
Iran’s minister warns of fresh power usage hike amid new heatwave
Iran's Energy Minister Ali Akbar Mehrabian warned of a new spike in daily electricity consumption as a second heatwave in two weeks is about to sweep the country in the coming days with the mercury expected to hit a record high in the capita Tehran.
Renewable energy developer Scatec ASA sells stakes in three South African solar farms for $50mn
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NTPC Renewable Energy to develop 630 MW-solar project in central India
NTPC Renewable Energy Limited is executing a solar project with a capacity of 630 MW at Barethi in Khajuraho, located in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh.
Germany's ib vogt signs PPA for 50 MW-solar PV plant in Bangladesh
German solar development platform ib vogt has signed a power purchase agreement for a 50 MW-solar PV plant in Bangladesh, the company announced on August 1.
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