As the global energy landscape evolves towards sustainability, Indonesia, a nation endowed with vast natural resources, is increasingly turning its focus towards hydropower. This renewable energy source is being eyed as a linchpin in the country’s strategy to transition from fossil fuels to cleaner
Kenya is making significant strides in its renewable energy sector with the introduction of the 2024 Net-Metering Regulations. Gazetted by the Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of Energy, these regulations aim to operationalize net-metering arrangements as conceptualized in the Energy Act of 2019.
In the sacred mountain regions of eastern Nepal, a significant conflict erupts between the Indigenous Bhote Singsa communities and a hydropower company, Sangrila Urja Pvt. Ltd. At the heart of the dispute is the Chhujung Khola Hydropower Project. Allegations of environmental violations, forged
Amid the rapid growth of renewable energy sources, the energy sector is in dire need of advanced grid balancing technologies. UPM Energy, Finland’s second-largest electricity producer, is spearheading an initiative to address this need through strategic investment in an ultracapacitor system at the
Sitkana, a forefront player in hydroelectric innovation, has garnered notable attention after securing a critical grant from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Technology Transitions for its remarkable project, "Mobilizing Under-utilized Vessels for Tidal Energy Capture." This e
SANY Renewable Energy, a leading player in the wind power sector, has recently solidified its commitment to sustainability by joining the China ESG Alliance in July 2024. This alliance, founded on April 13, 2023, in Suzhou, aims to harness expert knowledge and resources to develop impactful climate
