Africa
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Offshore wind roadmaps multiply as coastal markets write seabed leasing rules
Governments in Southeast Asia and elsewhere are publishing offshore wind roadmaps, resource assessments and seabed leasing…
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Corporate PPAs open a second route to market for renewables developers
Direct power purchase mechanisms and corporate renewable supply schemes are letting large consumers contract green power…
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Grid storage tenders accelerate across emerging markets
A cluster of storage-specific procurements signals a shift from pilots to programmes.
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Southeast Asia energy infrastructure: how the region’s power systems fit together
A country-by-country map of Southeast Asia’s power systems, who runs them, how they procure, what is…
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Floating solar moves from pilots to hydro-reservoir programmes
Utilities with large hydro reservoirs are scaling floating solar from demonstration arrays to programme-level procurement, using…
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Wind repowering enters the conversation in first-generation markets
Early wind farms in emerging markets are approaching mid-life, and owners are weighing repowering with larger…
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Hybrid solar-plus-storage bids dominate latest tender rounds
Developers are competing on delivered evening energy rather than headline solar tariffs.
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Energy infrastructure in South Africa: Eskom, load-shedding, REIPPPP and the private power boom
How South Africa’s power system is being restructured, why load-shedding happened, how the renewable IPP programme…
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Distributed commercial solar reshapes daytime demand for utilities
Rapid growth in commercial and industrial rooftop and ground-mount solar is flattening daytime demand on emerging-market…
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Energy infrastructure in Nigeria: a privatised sector, a fragile grid and the rise of distributed power
How Nigeria’s power sector is organised after privatisation, why grid supply lags installed capacity, what the…
