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Renewable Energy - Page 3

August 22, 2026
Business

Vatican Plans €100 Million Solar Power Plant

The project is expected to have a capacity of 80 to 90 megawatts and will be developed at the Vatican-owned Santa Maria di Galeria estate on the north-western outskirts of Rome. Sources

Business

China’s Solar Capacity Set to Overtake Coal in Landmark Shift Towards Cleaner Energy

China is on course for a historic milestone in its energy transition, with solar power expected to surpass coal as the country’s largest source of installed electricity generation capacity before the end of 2026. The development reflects Beijing’s accelerating commitment

August 2, 2026

India’s Solar Panel Industry Hit by Factory Shutdowns as Domestic Cell Shortage Deepens

Business

Indian solar panel manufacturers are shutting factories and cutting production as they struggle to secure domestically produced solar cells following the introduction of new

Trump-Era Policy Shift Puts $83 Billion in Clean Energy Investment on Hold, Report Says

Business

The Trump administration’s rollback of federal support for clean energy has resulted in the cancellation or delay of approximately $83 billion in investment across

Adani Plots India’s Largest Battery Storage Hub to Power Renewable Push

November 12, 2025
Business/Electric vehicles

Billionaire Gautam Adani is preparing to launch one of India’s most ambitious clean energy projects — a multi-billion-dollar battery energy storage system in western India — as part of his group’s broader

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Meta Strikes Three Major Solar Deals to Power AI Expansion

November 2, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Meta has signed three new agreements to secure nearly one gigawatt of solar power, accelerating its push to meet the massive energy demands of its growing artificial intelligence infrastructure. The deals, announced

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Two decades of green progress in the Asia-Pacific

October 30, 2025
Columns/Social

For the past two decades, APEC, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum, has been reshaping the Asia-Pacific’s approach to growth. Since the 2011 Honolulu Leaders’ Declaration, APEC has placed “green growth” at the

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UK Faces Climate Policy Backlash as Energy Innovators Push for Affordable Green Power

October 9, 2025
Business/Interviews

The United Kingdom, long regarded as a global leader in climate action, is now grappling with political resistance that could jeopardize its decades-long progress toward net-zero emissions. The country’s pioneering Climate Change

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Global Wind and Solar Power Surpass Coal for the First Time

October 7, 2025
World

The world’s wind and solar farms have generated more electricity than coal-fired power plants for the first time this year, a milestone that signals a historic shift in the global energy landscape,

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China’s Solar Installations Hit Three-Year Low as Exports Surge

September 26, 2025
Business

China’s solar power expansion slowed sharply in August, with new installations falling to their lowest level in nearly three years, according to Bloomberg, citing data from the National Energy Administration (NEA). The

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China to More Than Double Battery Storage Capacity by 2027 in Renewable Energy Push

September 12, 2025
Business

China is set to more than double its energy storage capacity over the next two years as part of its broader strategy to accelerate renewable energy development. The country plans to expand

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China’s Offshore Wind Industry Surges Ahead as Western Rivals Struggle

August 29, 2025
China/World

Off the coast of southern China, a colossal floating wind turbine towers above the sea, tethered to the seabed by bright-yellow moorings. Known as the OceanX design, it is the largest of

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African Nations Ramp Up Solar Panel Imports from China Amid Energy Challenges

August 27, 2025
Business

African nations are rapidly increasing their adoption of solar technology, with imports of Chinese-made solar panels surging 60% in the 12 months through June, according to data compiled by climate think tank

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Trump’s Rollback of Renewable Subsidies Sparks $18.6bn in Project Cancellations

August 22, 2025
Business

Donald Trump’s sweeping cuts to U.S. renewable energy subsidies have thrown the industry into turmoil, raising fears that the country will fall behind in meeting surging power demand driven by the artificial

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