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Shade That Feeds The Grid

There’s a quiet revolution happening on the edges of small towns and two-lane roads. It's not another huge farm or a fancy new tech center.  It's fields where rows of solar panels and rows of veggies share the same...

LONGi and Nofar Collab for Romania’s Largest Solar Facility

LONGi, one of the world's leading forces in solar innovation, has joined forces with Israel's top renewable energy developer, Nofar Energy, to provide one of Romania's largest solar energy installations. Together, the two companies will develop the 282 MW...

Ethiopia Inaugurates Africa’s Largest Hydroelectric Dam

Ethiopia formally inaugurated the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), marking the launch of Africa’s largest hydroelectric dam. The project is expected to supply electricity to millions while deepening tensions with downstream Egypt, which has long expressed concerns about water...

Global Energy Race: China Backs Clean, US Returns to Fossils

Rising global temperatures and the growing imperative of climate action have pushed the world's largest economies into a global energy race to dominate renewable energy. The international race for clean energy is already on, with China's focused investments and...

Russia and China to Advance Power of Siberia 2 Gas Pipeline

Russia and China signed a legally binding agreement to advance the long-delayed Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline, strengthening their commercial partnership in a development likely to be interpreted as a significant message to Western powers. Alexei Miller, chief executive...

Mitsubishi Power Receives Contract for Large-Scale GTCC Project with 2,800 MW Total Output for Taiwan’s Tung Hsiao Power Plant

State-of-the-Art JAC Gas Turbines as Core Component, Turnkey EPC Total Contract Valued at 760 Billion Yen (5.2 Billion U.S. Dollars) Contract for five units received jointly with local firm CTCI, following a similar contract for three units in 2013,...

Egypt Enters $340 Million Oil and Gas Exploration Deals

Egypt entered into four new oil and gas exploration deals with foreign operators, together worth more than $340 million (E£16.52 billion). The deals mark a decisive step in the country’s strategy to expand domestic production capacity while addressing the...

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