The Philippines' Energy Regulatory Commission has enacted new reliability standards for power generating units connected to the electricity grid. These rules, under Resolution No. 23, Series of 2026, aim to enhance reliability and efficiency while establishing specific limits on unplanned outages for various technologies. Compliance will be monitored annually and penalties for violations will be enforced.

The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has approved a temporary suspension of certain grid charges for energy storage systems (ESS) during national emergencies to enhance power reliability and security. Qualified facilities will avoid Power Delivery Service charges for stored electricity, promoting grid support while maintaining consumer protections and transparency during implementation.

The Meghalaya State Electricity Regulatory Commission (MSERC) will hold a public hearing on the draft State Grid Code Regulations, 2026, on July 24, 2026. Stakeholders can provide feedback until the extended deadline of July 8, 2026. The hearing follows requests for more time to submit comments on the regulations.

The Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission (GERC) disposed of a review petition from Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited (GETCO), which it withdrew after addressing its main concern regarding the financial threshold for transmission projects. The new regulations effectively raised the threshold to Rs. 250 crore, satisfying GETCO’s request, while allowing future petitions on unresolved issues.

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center has launched the Wadi Al-Maasal well operation project in Yemen's Taiz Governorate, enhancing clean water access for around 50,000 families. Utilizing solar power, the project promotes sustainability, reduces costs, and aims to improve public health while addressing water supply challenges amid ongoing conflict.

Côte d'Ivoire has inaugurated the 52.4 MW Ferke Solar Plant, its first solar power plant fully developed by a local company, PFO Energies. This project showcases local expertise in renewable energy and contributes to the country's goal of increasing renewable energy supply. It aims to reduce reliance on traditional power and enhance energy security.

Coal India Limited won a significant battery energy storage project in Telangana, awarded 187.5 MW capacity. This initiative, under a BESS auction, aims to enhance grid reliability and supports clean energy expansion. The project, backed by government funding, will ensure daily charge-discharge cycles and high system availability.

Terra-Gen has launched its 80 MW Lockhart Solar PV IV project in San Bernardino County, enhancing its renewable energy portfolio. The facility can power around 40,000 homes annually and, combined with its storage capacity, meets the needs of over 350,000 homes. This milestone aligns with Terra-Gen's commitment to sustainable energy development.

Waaree Energy Storage Solutions Pvt. Ltd. has launched a 5.15 GWh Battery Energy Storage System manufacturing facility in India, expanding its capacity from 3.5 GWh. Equipped with advanced technologies, the plant aims to produce scalable energy storage solutions, reducing reliance on imports and supporting India's renewable energy sector and decarbonization goals.

The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy has extended the self-certification deadline for high-capacity solar photovoltaic inverters to December 31, 2026, due to testing facility limitations. This extension aims to assist manufacturers in meeting quality standards while ensuring regulatory compliance in India's renewable energy sector.

Deye's success in India's expanding solar market is attributed to its reliable technology and responsive technical support. Testimonials from partners and customers highlight the quality of Deye's inverters and energy storage solutions, emphasising effective collaboration, outstanding after-sales service, and strong performance, which collectively enhance customer satisfaction and project success.

The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy has re-opened the NISE portal for renewable energy developers to submit claims for investment protection under the ALMM List-II, extending the deadline to July 23, 2026. This decision supports developers who faced challenges meeting the original deadline, ensuring transparency and digital compliance in the application process.