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LGE India locks in renewable power with 3.21 crore-unit solar deal
LGE India locks in renewable power with 3.21 crore-unit solar deal
The agreements will span 25 years and officially begin in the second quarter of 2026.
IEA urges countries to diversify as green tech supply chains remain concentrated
Disrupting battery supplies would be a massive multi-billion-dollar hit to several markets.
Transgrid secures up to 2GW of batteries to strengthen NSW grid
The first batteries are expected online in late 2026.
India targets 5MMT of green hydrogen by 2030
Renewable energy accounts for approximately 50% to 70% of the total cost of green hydrogen production.
NEA to commission three nuclear safety studies
Work will review global standards.
Saudi Arabia likely to miss 2030 RE target amidst growing demand
It would need to add more than 23GW of renewable capacity annually.
ACEN expands India footprint with ₹7.5b wind project loan
Phase 1 of the project will have 100 MW capacity.
Australia can boost energy security through data centre development, says CEC
It can employ thousands of workers.
BPCL-Sembcorp JV unit lands massive 10KTPA hydrogen deal
The project is expected to begin commercial operations in 2028.
Western Australia secures over 1GW of wind power
First wind farms start by 2028.
Firms split on green growth, peak oil timelines, Bain says
Executives are pivoting towards transition-oriented investments in their local regions.
India's Suzlon wins 100 MW wind project from GAIL
It will be developed in Nandurbar, Maharashtra.
Southeast Asia races to redesign energy security amidst ME conflict, report says
All six markets have announced nuclear ambitions for 2030 to 2037.
Khen Energy unit to build another 10-MW battery project in Sri Lanka
It is expected to start operation within nine months.
Philippine-based Alternergy switches on 5-MW hydroplant in Nueva Ecija province
The plant will provide energy to about 158,000 residents.
Middle East conflict sparks nuclear surge in Japan and South Korea, report says
The report said the crisis could have long-lasting effects on their energy policies.
Genesis Energy breaks ground on $236m solar farm in New Zealand
The first generation is expected in mid-2027.
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