Renewables | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 10

Iran to Cut Emissions if Sanctions Removed

Iran could as much as quadruple its efforts to curb fossil fuel emissions if economic sanctions imposed by the US, UN and EU are ended

Sunbird Bioenergy to Build Ethanol Plant in Zimbabwe

Sunbird Bioenergy Limited has entered into an agreement with the Zimbabwean government and China New Energy to develop a bioenergy project which will produce 120m liters per year of fuel grade ethanol from cassava an ...

South Africa Expanding Commitment to Renewables

Italy’s renewable energy group Building Energy recently hosted South African minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Maite Nkoana-Mashabane

UAE-New Zealand Renewables Cooperation Reaches Solomon Islands

The United Arab Emirates and New Zealand have signed an arrangement for the development of a jointly funded 1 MW solar photovoltaic (PV) power plant in the Solomon Island

Germany Leading Renewables Race in Iran with Ahvaz Deal

Iran has commissioned German Green Invest 3000 GmbH to set up a PV solar farm in city of Ahvaz in South West Iran

Ethiopia Calls on French Expertise to Export Renewable Energy

Ethiopia's Prime Minister Hailemariam Dessalgen called on French Senators to support Ethiopia in Renewable Energy Development

UAE-Pacific Fund Inaugurates Environment-Friendly Power Plants

Masdar, Abu Dhabi’s renewable energy company, has delivered two UAE-funded solar projects in two Pacific island nations

Study: 122 TWh of Power-From-Waste in Africa Possible in 2025

The total waste generated in Africa has the potential to produce up to 122.2 TWh of electricity in 2025, according to a study co-authored by the Joint Research Centre (JRC).

UAE’s Masdar in Talks with Morocco to Invest in Wind, Solar

Abu Dhabi-based renewables firm Masdar is currently in talks over taking part in Morocco's forthcoming wind tender as well as other wind and solar energy investments.

Iran Tempts Foreign Investors with Electricity Exports

Iran's Deputy Energy Minister Alireza Daemi announced that the Iranian government will now allow foreign companies to export part of the electricity which they generate in the country

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