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  • Egypt is building Africa’s first gigawatt-scale wind project, while South African corporate buyers are securing wind contracts through private power purchase agreements (PPAs) at a faster rate than the state has achieved over the past 15 years. GWEC’s recently published Status of wind in Africa...

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  • EV batteries consist of many interconnected individual cells that age at uneven rates. Manufacturing variations and daily usage cause some cells to lose capacity faster than others. Conventional battery packs connect these cells in a fixed configuration. This fixed design forces the entire batt...

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  • In August 2025, the then Justice and Public Security Minister Ricardo Lewandowski announced the results of ‘Operation Hidden Carbon’, a major investigation into the fraudulent sale of petrol by organised crime, hailing it as ‘one of the largest operations in history against organised crime, especial...

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  • Q: Tell us your background and when you first became interested in energy?  A: I’ve always been fascinated by how systems work and how infrastructure underpins our daily lives. Growing up with two electrical engineers as parents certainly played a role in shaping that interest. Q: How did ...

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  • The new energy centre is supplying heat to around 750 homes using mine water from the Mining Remediation Authority’s Dawdon water treatment scheme. Heat exchangers and a heat pump extract heat from the mine water before it is distributed through a district heating system across the new housing devel...

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  • The declaration calls for making rooftop solar a mainstream national energy priority and, it says, ‘not a niche programme, not an aspirational product, and not an afterthought in electricity planning’. Specifically, it calls for reducing regulation, improving financing, grid modernisation, offering ...

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  • CCS is again becoming a strategic priority across Europe, particularly for hard-to-abate industries such as cement, steel and chemicals. The International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates that global carbon capture, use and storage (CCUS) deployment needs to accelerate dramatically this decade, with st...

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  • Thousands of systems used to monitor and control European wind and solar sites are unnecessarily connected to the internet, making renewable energy infrastructure easier to locate and attack, according to internet intelligence company Modat and the Dutch National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC-NL).&nbs...

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  • DNV’s 2026 Energy transition outlook report, its 10th, divides the world between the energy importers and the energy exporters, and finds that it is the importers – China, India and Europe – that are driving the energy transition away from oil and gas at three times the pace of the energy exporters....

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  • Floating offshore wind has already set a new annual deployment record for 2026, with 109MW fully operational so far this year, according to energy trade body RenewableUK. This total is just above the 108MW brought online during the whole of 2023. Norway now has the most floating wind capacity i...

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