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Engie begins construction on the 75 MW Grootspruit solar PV plant, a key project for South Africa’s renewable energy efforts.

Kenya will build a 42.5MW floating solar plant to boost renewable energy and reduce electricity costs.

Eskom objects to new trading licenses in South Africa, citing grid stability concerns. This has sparked a debate about competition and efficiency in the energy market.

SunPower’s shares plummet 20% after the company halts key operations amid financial challenges, affecting the solar industry and its competitive landscape.

Freeport LNG faces operational delays and increased tanker wait times following Hurricane Beryl, disrupting U.S. LNG exports and affecting gas markets.

Cape Town nets R36 million from a successful carbon credit auction, bolstering its sustainability initiatives and climate change mitigation efforts.

The Egypt-Saudi Arabia electricity linkage project will begin in 2025, enhancing regional cooperation and energy stability with a 3,000MW capacity.

SEforALL stresses the need for innovative finance and initiatives to support underinvested countries in achieving global energy goals and SDG7 targets.

The Czech government chooses South Korea’s KHNP over French EDF for building two new nuclear power units at Dukovany, with potential for additional units.

EDF suffers a major setback as it loses the Czech nuclear bid to Korea’s KHNP, highlighting ongoing challenges with delays and rising costs.