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PVV Infra Signs MoU with ITC Taiwan for Solar Manufacturing

PVV Infra Limited, a leading Infrastructure Company, has formalised a strategic collaboration after PVV Infra signs MoU with ITC Taiwan, entering into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with ITC Services Company Limited, Taiwan. The agreement covers consultancy, customization, and...

Abu Dhabi DoE Introduces Solar Energy Self-Supply Policy

The Abu Dhabi Department of Energy (DoE) has introduced a solar energy self-supply policy for the emirate of Abu Dhabi, marking a new regulatory framework for customer participation in electricity generation and consumption. Under the solar energy self-supply policy, customers...

China Solar Capacity Overtakes Coal in Power Transition

China is on course to reach a turning point in its power sector, with solar energy capacity expected to surpass coal for the first time this year, a development widely described as a “historic” moment in the country’s energy...

India’s Clean Energy Expansion: Unlocking Sustainable Growth with Biomass Power

As India accelerates its transition away from fossil fuels, biomass once an underutilized part of the country’s energy mix, is gaining recognition as a scalable and practical solution to clean, decentralized power.  Beyond addressing energy needs, biomass supports rural...

Renewsys Reel-Format Encapsulants Launched for Solar Modules

With the launch of Conserv Augmensheet sheet encapsulant, which has been specially developed for insulation and sealing of busbar and junction box areas in solar modules, RenewSys India has also introduced RenewSys reel-format encapsulants. The encapsulant is supplied in reel...

Oman Procures 1,600 MW of Solar, Wind Power Projects

Oman is going ahead and advancing its renewable energy endeavors by way of moving forward with the procurement of almost 1,600 MW of solar, wind power projects. This step happens to be a part of the broader plan of the...

Osaka Gas Begins Operation of New Gas-Fired Power Plant

Japan’s second-largest city gas supplier, Osaka Gas Co., began the commercial operations of Unit 1 at its new natural gas-fired power plant based in Himeji, western Japan, on January 1, 2026. The unit, having a capacity of 622.6 megawatts, is the...

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