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Hydro Tasmania Launches Tender for New Wind, Solar Players
In a recent move, Hydro Tasmania launches tender so as to open a call for proposals pertaining to new wind and solar developers as the state looks forward to boosting the renewable generation and making its future energy security...
Europe
Spain Unveils €2bn Package to Advance Energy Transition
Spanish Minister for Ecological Transition Sara Aagesen has introduced a €2 billion aid package designed to reinforce Spain’s industrial value chain while accelerating the country’s broader energy transition ambitions. The initiative draws primarily on the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience...
Asia
China Encourages More Private Investment in Energy Projects
China is changing how it handles major energy and infrastructure projects, opening the door to more private investment in energy projects. In some cases, private investors could hold more than a 10% stake. The government says this move is...
Africa
Cameroon Plans to Add Ten Small Hydropower Plants by 2030
Cameroon plans to add ten small hydropower plants by 2030. Together, they’ll supply about 25 MW of electricity, with each generating roughly 2.5 MW. The project sits within the country’s National Energy Compact, a roadmap developed alongside international partners...
Hydroelectric
Smart Hydropower Technologies for a Greener Grid
Middle East Energy Transition 2030: Integrating Renewables into the Industrial Mix
The Middle East stands at a transformative crossroads, reimagining its role in the global energy landscape. Long recognized as the world’s hydrocarbon heartland, the region is now accelerating toward...
Asia
EU Invests in Kambarata-1 Hydropower Project in Central Asia
The European Union, along with its international partners, has revealed a set of new investments aimed at strengthening hydropower infrastructure across Central Asia. Central to this effort is the Kambarata-1 hydropower plant in Kyrgyzstan, which has reached a key...
Hydroelectric
Federal Support Boosts Canada’s Indigenous Hydropower Plans
Remote and Indigenous people throughout Canada are shifting increasingly toward renewable energy consumption, attempting to minimize fossil fuel usage and achieve energy sovereignty. A significant leap forward has come with the announcement by the Government of Canada of almost...
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