Regulation
Tariffs, licensing, market rules and policy signals.
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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 frameworks, setting up the first competitive rounds outside…
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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 directly, reducing developers’ dependence on utility offtake.
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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 being built, and the cross-border projects that link…
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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 and private generation reforms work, and where the…
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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 grids, forcing utilities to rethink tariffs, planning and…
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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 2023 Electricity Act changes, and where suppliers find…
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Local content rules tighten in renewable procurement
More emerging markets are attaching local manufacturing, assembly and employment requirements to renewable energy tenders, reshaping supply chains and rewarding suppliers who partner with…
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Energy infrastructure in Kenya: geothermal leadership, a renewables-heavy grid and the next build-out
How Kenya built one of the world’s cleanest grids on geothermal, wind and hydro, who runs generation, transmission and distribution, and where the next…
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Gas peakers get a second look as renewables share climbs
Fast-starting gas and dual-fuel peaking plants are being procured again in emerging markets to firm rising solar and wind, often alongside batteries rather than…
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