Malaysia PM pledges $10 billion for national grid upgrade
Anwar Ibrahim, Malaysia's Prime Minister, said that Tenaga Nasional had committed to upgrading the national grid infrastructure with 43 billion ringgit (about $10 billion). Anwar, who opened the Energy Asia Conference…
Poland's PGE will spend $63.8 billion in new strategy
PGE, Poland's largest utility, plans to invest 235 billion Zlotys (63.80 billion dollars) by 2035. It will focus on renewables and gas-fired plants as well as energy storage. PGE's core profit is expected…
India extends waiver on transmission charges for energy storage projects to June 2028
The power ministry announced on Tuesday that India will waive all inter-state transmission fees for projects involving electricity storage until June 2028. This is in response to the country's ambitious…
The IEA predicts that global energy investment will reach a record $3,3 trillion by 2025.
The International Energy Agency (IEA), said Thursday, that despite geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty, a surge in clean energy expenditure is expected to lead to a record $2.89 trillion in global energy investments in 2025.
Nuclear companies and others ask Senate to maintain energy tax credits
Energy companies that represent technologies that provide stable and consistent baseload power urged U.S. Senate leaders on Tuesday to preserve the clean energy tax credit that was effectively eliminated…
Cochilco, Chile, raises its copper price forecast due to improved global outlook
The Chilean state copper commission Cochilco increased its average copper forecast for this and next year on Wednesday. It cited an improved outlook globally following a pause between the United States' and China's tariff war.
Sources say that China's CMOC has called on Congo to lift the cobalt export prohibition.
Three sources said that China's CMOC group, the world's largest cobalt mining firm, called on the Democratic Republic of Congo to lift a current export ban for battery metal due to expire in the next month.
Top trade group says House bill will choke off US solar investment
A top solar trade association warned that legislation advanced by Republicans last week in the U.S. House of Representatives could threaten 300 solar and energy storage plants and destroy nearly 300,000 American jobs.
Wood Mackenzie warns that Australia will not meet its renewable energy target.
Wood Mackenzie, a consultancy, said that Australia will fall well short of its target to generate 82% of electricity from renewable sources by 2030, due to state-level rollbacks and grid connection delays, as well as inadequate investment.
Albanese, an Australian company, has pledged A$2.3 billion in order to assist homeowners with solar batteries
The Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pledged A$2.3billion ($1.39billion) on Sunday to help homeowners purchase batteries to store solar energy and reduce their energy costs. This is a key issue for the 3 May general election.
Partners Group buys California energy assets worth $2.2 billion
The companies announced on Tuesday that Swiss private equity firm Partners Group would purchase an energy asset-management platform in California and certain gas-fired electricity plants from U.S. based Avenue Capital Group, for $2.2 billion.
Nigeria launches $500 Million Fund for Solar Energy
Nigeria launched a $500-million fund on Thursday to attract private investment in order to increase solar energy and supplement the country's aging power grid. At the Sustainable Energy for All Global Forum held in Barbados…
Spain does not see any risk in increasing its reliance on U.S. Liquefied Gas
Sara Aagesen, Spanish Energy Minister, said that she saw no risk in Europe’s growing dependence on US liquefied gas despite President Donald Trump’s threats to escalate the global trade war. She said that imports of U.S.
Terabase Energy receives $130 Million to expand solar technology
Terabase Energy, a solar technology company, announced Thursday that it had secured funding from SoftBank of $130 millions to scale up its technology for large projects. Terabase Energy now has a total of $200 million in funding…
Osaka Gas predicts that domestic thermal power will reach 3.2 GW in 2026
Osaka Gas is Japan's second largest city gas supplier. It said that its thermal power generation capacity in Japan will reach 3.2 gigawatts (3.2 gigawatts) by 2026, with the planned start-up of two 600 megawatt gas-fired units in Himeji.
EU seeking feedback on looser rules for state aid to encourage clean tech projects
The European Union's state aid regulators want to hear from its member countries about new rules that will allow governments to provide grants and other financial incentives to businesses and clean technology projects to reduce carbon footprint.
Report: India must double its renewable energy capacity to achieve 2030 clean-energy goals
Global Energy Monitor's (GEM) report released on Wednesday said that India needs to double its annual additions of solar and wind power over the next five year in order to reach its 2030 clean energy targets.
India's NTPC has plans to invest over $23 billion in renewable energy in Madhya Pradesh
The Indian state-owned power company NTPC announced on Monday that it will invest over 2 trillion rupees (about $23,07 billion) in renewable energy projects located in Madhya Pradesh. The company has announced…
Vopak's profits are unlikely to change much by 2025 as one-offs have a negative impact on the 4th quarter results
Dutch tank storage company Vopak said that it expects to see little difference in its earnings by 2025, despite the fact that strong demand for energy-storage infrastructure is boosting its results. Analysts…
Lightsource bp has secured 10 power purchases totaling 1.3 GW in the last 12 months
The firm reported on Wednesday that Lightsource bp - a renewable energy developer and a subsidiary of British oil giant BP - secured 10 power purchase agreement (PPA) in the last year, totaling 1.3 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity worldwide.
