The two tenders formed part of Algeria’s national plan to install 15,000 MW of solar capacity by 2035.
The Netherlands wants to achieve 21 GW offshore of wind capacity by the end of 2031, a target deemed ambitious yet achievable. All eyes are now on the country’s next offshore wind tender which will take place at the end of February.
China’s Belt & Road Initiative has been making a hard pivot from fossil fuel project investment to more renewables in recent years.
Japan has vast wind power potential that remains undeveloped, especially floating offshore, a recent report found.
A new Nigeria-Germany gas export deal has raised concerns about potential impact on decarbonisation targets.
An Africa Energy Chamber report advocates for Africa to minimise gas flaring, prioritise utilisation, impose penalties, and boost renewables.
The Malaysian renewables sector got a major boost recently when Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company pledged to invest US$8bn, but solar and hydropower are still being prioritised over wind in the country.
The West African nation has unveiled a $550 billion decarbonization plan aiming for net zero by 2060, but experts said Ghana’s energy transition faces a number of potential hurdles.
The South Korean renewables sector has vast potential for both fixed-bottom and floating offshore wind power development, say experts.
There are calls to abandon energy industry carbon offsets in favour of more effective and permanent carbon reducing interventions.
The country has been championing the role of renewables in recent years, but delays risk locking in more Morocco gas import dependence.
With four new German LNG terminals and eight FSRUs planned, some fear that lawmakers are overcompensating for the loss of Russian pipelined gas.
Rising sea levels and intensifying hurricanes underline the urgency of transforming Caribbean energy systems, which are oil-based, costly and vulnerable.
Taiwan's wind power development is facing corporate, regulatory and geopolitical hurdles. Fossil fuels still meet around 98 percent of the nation’s energy needs.
The fast-growing Alberta renewable energy sector is at risk, after the Canadian province recently slapped a moratorium on new projects.
Thai gas production is stepping up despite national and international calls for the Southeast Asian nation to move away from fossil fuels.