Shanxi Installation Group Co., Ltd. has secured an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract worth approximately RMB 1.5 billion for the 500 MW Al...
Nama Power and Water Procurement Company (PWP) has issued a new tender seeking financial and commercial consultancy services for the development of three large-scale...
British Petroleum (BP) is in advanced talks to sell its solar energy unit, Lightsource, to a consortium led by Kuwait's sovereign wealth fund. This move aligns with BP’s strategy to focus on oil and gas, driven by recent financial pressures and underperformance in renewable investments. If finalized, the sale would enhance BP’s financial flexibility.
Oman's Authority for Public Services Regulation has established a regulatory framework enabling direct electricity sales from renewable sources, as outlined in Decision No. 54/2026. This initiative supports clean energy by allowing eligible consumers to purchase green electricity, categorizing projects by capacity and developer type, and implementing flexible pricing and reliability measures.
Alternative Energy Projects Co. (AEPC) has partnered with United Real Estate Company to develop an 8.77 MW solar power system in Kuwait, aimed at promoting renewable energy in commercial real estate. This initiative will reduce CO₂ emissions and support Kuwait's sustainability goals, aligning with the New Kuwait Vision 2035 strategy for energy diversification.
Saudi Arabia and the United States have signed an agreement to enhance cooperation in the peaceful use of nuclear energy, establishing a framework for collaboration in clean energy, technology, and research. This initiative aims to diversify Saudi energy sources while promoting innovation and sustainability, reinforcing their strategic partnership and commitment to safety and non-proliferation.
Jinko Solar celebrated its 20th anniversary and the launch of Tiger Neo 3.0 in Lebanon with its distributor ECOsys. The event recognised their strong partnership, awarded ECOsys, and featured presentations on advanced solar technologies. This milestone reaffirmed their commitment to promoting clean energy solutions and a sustainable energy future in Lebanon.
Lebanon's Ministry of Energy and Water, in conjunction with the Electricity Regulatory Authority, has issued a Call for Expression of Interest for private companies to develop new electricity projects. The EOI seeks investments in grid-connected solar PV farms and dual-fired thermal plants to improve the country's power supply and address shortages.
Nofar Energy has signed a non-binding MoU with Meitav Investment House for a potential investment of about 200 million NIS, acquiring an 8.7% equity stake in Nofar Israel, valued at 2.3 billion NIS. This deal emphasizes Nofar's progress in renewable energy, supporting its growth plans amid significant project advancements.
Turkey's Renewable Energy Resource Area (YEKA) program has launched a tender for 2.4 GW of renewable energy capacity, promoting large-scale wind and solar investments. The process includes 21 auctions, divided into 1.5 GW for wind and 900 MW for solar. Bidders must submit applications by October 13, 2026, with regulated pricing to encourage competition.
As of July 2026, Türkiye is rapidly transforming its power sector, with renewables constituting 62.5% of its 126.12 GW capacity. The nation aims to enhance solar capacity to 76.90 GW and wind to 43.10 GW by 2035. Investments in energy storage are crucial, projecting renewables will supply 54.7% of electricity by then.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), together with the Green Climate Fund (GCF) and the European Union (EU), is supporting Jordan’s transition...
The Solar & Storage Leadership Forum 2026 in Tanzania is a crucial event uniting government, utilities, investors, and developers to enhance solar and energy storage deployment. Set for 18 August 2026, the forum will address the country’s clean energy priorities and foster partnerships essential for advancing Tanzania’s renewable energy future amid growing energy demands.
Suncore Solar, the Mineworkers Union of Zambia (MUZ), and Monasa have signed an MoU to develop 220 MW of solar power projects in Zambia. This partnership aims to enhance renewable energy capacity, support economic development, and provide job opportunities while reducing reliance on hydropower amid ongoing electricity shortages.
Sudan has exempted customs duties on solar photovoltaic systems to tackle its electricity crisis and promote clean energy. This decision follows a significant power disruption linked to damage at the Merowe Dam. By reducing import costs for solar equipment, officials aim to enhance energy security and encourage decentralized renewable energy adoption.
South Africa is advancing its green hydrogen economy through a partnership between Sasol and Envision Energy to develop a hydrogen production facility in Sasolburg. The project aims to integrate renewable energy and advanced technologies, enhancing clean fuel production. It highlights South Africa's commitment to reducing emissions and fostering international renewable energy cooperation.
The Middle East conflict has escalated energy prices in Southeast Asia, impacting low-income households and highlighting reliance on imported fuels. In response, countries are shifting toward renewable energy, particularly solar power, with expected investments reaching nearly $70 billion by 2035. However, regional manufacturing faces challenges due to U.S. trade measures, prompting shifts to Indonesia.
Jordan is enhancing its renewable energy sector to attract foreign investment, aiming for a 30 percent renewable energy mix by 2030. Recent amendments to the Investment Law simplify procedures and expand incentives for both new and existing projects. The country’s abundant solar and wind resources present significant opportunities for international developers.
The Middle East conflict and Strait of Hormuz closure have sparked a major global energy security crisis, prompting countries to rethink energy strategies. Investment in energy is projected to reach $3.4 trillion by 2026, with a focus on clean technologies, yet oil sector investment is declining. Renewable energy and coal investments are rising, driven by domestic security concerns.
Dubai's leadership has effectively managed recent geopolitical unrest through clear communication and economic initiatives, such as a AED 1 billion stimulus package. Emphasising decentralisation, the city's DSM Strategy 2050 aims to enhance efficiency and resilience in energy, water, food, and waste management, ultimately ensuring a self-sufficient and adaptable urban environment.
Renewable energy investment in the Middle East surged by 28% over the past year, reaching $12.9 billion in 2025. Driven by AI's power demands and government backing, the region benefits from quicker project execution compared to Western markets. However, challenges remain, including energy availability and fragmented technology systems.
Investment in renewable energy in the Middle East is surging, reaching US$12.9 billion in 2025, a 28% increase from the previous year. Driven by AI infrastructure growth and effective government support, the region's coordinated energy planning contrasts with delays in Western markets. This approach, alongside rising demand for advanced energy systems, positions the Middle East as a leader in renewable energy development.
In this exclusive interaction, Mr. Hasan Alkarawi, Regional Manager at Gokin Solar, shares insights into the company’s rapid growth in the Middle East, its...
As JinkoSolar celebrates its 20th Anniversary, how do you reflect on your growth journey in Saudi Arabia and the key milestones that strengthened your...
As renewable energy deployment accelerates across the Middle East, Sungrow continues to strengthen its regional footprint through large-scale solar and energy storage projects. In...
Sineng Electric has completed a successful black start validation for a 100 MW/200 MWh energy storage project in Uzbekistan, enhancing grid resilience and reliability. This landmark project illustrates the importance of grid-forming energy storage in supporting Uzbekistan's 2030 Strategy, as it addresses future renewable energy integration and grid stability challenges effectively.
Kyrgyzstan is exploring a partnership with Singapore's Sunvera Solar to establish a solar technology manufacturing facility focused on producing photovoltaic cells and solar panels. This initiative aims to bolster the domestic solar industry, create jobs, and attract foreign investment, while supporting Kyrgyzstan's renewable energy goals and reducing reliance on imports.
JinkoSolar announced its successful participation in Power Uzbekistan 2026, showcasing its advanced solar technologies and signing 1 GW Framework Agreements with four regional distributors. The event underscored JinkoSolar's commitment to Central Asia's renewable energy market and its role in supporting Uzbekistan's green energy transition through innovative solar solutions.
JinkoSolar, a leading solar module manufacturer, co-hosted a seminar with POWER SUN in Tashkent, focusing on its innovative Tiger Neo 3.0 module technology. The event highlighted the module's efficiency and suitability for Uzbekistan's climate, providing attendees with direct insights into its technical specifications and applications in utility-scale projects.
A delegation from the EBRD visited Uzbekistan from March 1 to 6, 2026, to strengthen partnerships and support sustainable economic growth. Meetings with officials and stakeholders focused on investment opportunities in banking, renewable energy, and manufacturing. The EBRD has invested over €5.8 billion in 200+ projects, promoting competitiveness and private sector development.
The EBRD is providing a €6 million loan to ABN-MB Group to enhance Uzbekistan's food-service market by modernizing operations and reducing reliance on imports. The funds will support a new facility and energy-efficient upgrades, bolstered by an additional €70,000 from the FINTECC programme, promoting sustainable development in the region.
Source Energy, in collaboration with Germany’s Fraunhofer Institute, is developing cost-effective space-grade silicon solar arrays for satellites. These arrays utilize proven silicon technology, featuring automated production processes that cut costs and delivery times. The modules boast high efficiency and durability, ensuring reliable power for the growing commercial satellite industry.
The content discusses the advancements in solar energy and storage technologies, highlighting the rise of Energy Management Systems that optimise performance and enhance grid stability. It features innovations such as microinverters and AI-driven inverters, which improve efficiency and flexibility in solar installations, while emphasising the importance of battery Round-Trip Efficiency for evaluating system effectiveness.
As renewable energy projects become larger and more complex, simply generating electricity is no longer enough. Modern solar plants and Battery Energy Storage Systems...
Solarpedia's latest article focuses on Battery Intelligence, particularly Round-Trip Efficiency (RTE), a crucial metric for Battery Energy Storage Systems. RTE measures the percentage of recoverable energy from batteries, affecting operational efficiency and costs. Factors such as battery chemistry and system design impact RTE, which is essential for optimising renewable energy use and project profitability.
As JinkoSolar celebrates its 20th Anniversary, how do you reflect on your growth journey in Saudi Arabia and the key milestones that strengthened your...
Jinko Solar celebrated its 20th anniversary and the launch of Tiger Neo 3.0 in Lebanon with its distributor ECOsys. The event recognised their strong partnership, awarded ECOsys, and featured presentations on advanced solar technologies. This milestone reaffirmed their commitment to promoting clean energy solutions and a sustainable energy future in Lebanon.
The Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has attracted over AED 47.4 billion in investments through its Independent Water and Power Producer (IWPP) model over the past 12 years. This model promotes public-private partnerships, enhances infrastructure, and has gained international acclaim, supporting Dubai's sustainable utility services and investor confidence.