Michigan’s Clean Energy Law Challenges UP’s Natural Gas Plants

Michigan’s new climate legislation mandates that utilities shift to entirely “clean” electricity sources by 2040, presenting…

Drought Strains Brazil’s Hydropower Supply, Raising Energy Costs

A worsening drought across Brazil, which has stoked record wildfires and withered crops, now threatens the…

South Africa Farm Launches Water-Based Solar Plant

Radley Landgoed, a 1,900-hectare family-owned farm near Malelane in Mpumalanga, South Africa, has launched a large-scale…

South Africa’s Deputy Minister Calls for Fair Distribution in Energy Shift

As South Africa shifts towards a low-carbon economy, Deputy Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment…

Russian Attacks Cause Widespread Power Outages Across Ukraine

Russian forces launched a series of drone and missile attacks targeting Ukraine’s energy infrastructure overnight, resulting…

Wind Turbines in India’s Thar Desert Stir Controversy

In India’s Thar Desert, the wind turbines generating critical green energy for the country cast a…

Here is How Renewables Are Shaking Up the Global Energy Status Quo

The rise of renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and hydropower has reshaped the traditional…

Kenya’s Hydropower Keeps Energy Costs Low Amid Changing Weather

Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) has assured consumers of a stable electricity supply and low power…

Ethiopia Makes $140 Million in Energy Export Revenues

Ethiopia has secured USD 140 million from energy exports in the recently concluded Ethiopian fiscal year,…

Singapore Turns to Australia and Malaysia for Clean Energy

Singapore faces rising energy demands driven by data centres and limited local energy production options, so…