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The Rural Electrification Agency of Nigeria plans over 500 electrification projects in its 2026 budget totaling N170 billion to enhance power supply to rural areas.

Bauska and Preili municipalities are opposing wind farm projects by appealing to the Constitutional Court and planning protests against halted territorial planning regulations.

The European Commission has approved a payment of €360.4 million to Lithuania as part of its Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) plan, focusing on green technology and renewable energy projects.

Regional councils in New South Wales are facing significant repair bills for roads damaged by renewable energy projects, with one council reporting a cost of $600,000 for repairs.

Proposals arise for councils in England to manage home insulation projects to address energy efficiency and cost issues.

Latvenergo aims to lower its dividend payout ratio to 35% in order to increase investments and development projects.

Nigeria's Rural Electrification Agency reports significant advancements in a $750 million solar initiative aimed at enhancing electricity access for millions.

The Petroleum Technology Development Fund reviews five research projects aimed at advancing Nigeria's energy sector through commercialization and patenting.

Piotr Czopek, vice president of the Polish Wind Energy Association, emphasizes the need for a long-term vision and predictable investment projects for Polish companies to effectively participate in large-scale infrastructure ventures.

The Mexican government has extended the registration deadline for mixed contracts involving renewable energy projects with the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) due to time constraints faced by interested companies.

The European Investment Bank is increasing funding for Polish projects, with energy and defense sectors receiving priority in the upcoming years.

A summit on social finance highlighted the need for structural reforms to support community-driven projects and enhance the role of social finance in addressing local needs in South Korea.

President Trump announced a new requirement for tech companies building data centers to also construct their own power plants to cover the energy needs of these centers.

Latvia's government is redirecting €1.88 million initially allocated for local reconstruction projects in Chernigiv to aid Ukraine's energy and military needs, including purchasing generators and drones.

The WWF is firmly opposed to various energy-related infrastructure projects in Italy, arguing they are unnecessary and detrimental, particularly in fragile regions like Taranto.

The United States is making significant investments in new nuclear energy projects, bolstered by support from President Donald Trump as part of a clean energy strategy.

The article discusses the growing opposition to onshore wind farms in Wales, as local groups protest against government plans for renewable energy projects they believe will harm the countryside.

Orlen is set to initiate several key investments in 2023, with questions surrounding the completion and impact of these projects on its financial future.

Thirteen US states, including California, are suing the Trump administration to secure federal grants for clean energy projects that were cut following policy changes favoring fossil fuels.

The Justice Department is appealing a federal judge's ruling that halted Trump's memorandum to pause offshore wind energy projects, amidst concerns from blue states and environmental groups.

Ecuador's National Assembly convenes in Guayaquil to address urgent economic legislation concerning local governments and the mining and energy sectors.

Five companies have applied for a total of 9 billion kroner in support for floating offshore wind projects in Norway, indicating significant interest in the sector despite rising costs and uncertainties.

Japan publicly revealed its first investment projects in the United States, which total $55 billion, aimed primarily at industrial diamonds, energy generation, and oil production.

Japan announces the first projects under its $550 billion investment commitment to the U.S. as part of a recent tariff agreement, emphasizing artificial diamonds, crude oil export infrastructure, and gas-fired power plants.

The Trump administration has announced the launch of a $36 billion Japanese investment in the U.S. as part of a trade agreement between Tokyo and Washington.

The U.S. and Japanese governments have announced their first investment projects resulting from tariff negotiations, increasing pressure on South Korea, which is in a similar situation, as commercial rationality and the level of participation of Korean companies become critical issues.

Japan and the United States have agreed on initial investment projects as part of their tariff deal, focusing mainly on energy and simplifying the import of American cars.

Leading Japanese companies like Toshiba, Hitachi, and SoftBank are expressing interest in three significant projects as part of a proposed $550 billion investment in the U.S.

Japan is set to invest $36 billion in initial projects in the U.S. focusing on energy and mineral resources under recent trade agreements with the Trump administration.

Trump announced three major investment projects from Japan totaling 5.5 trillion yen, focusing on energy and minerals.

New administrative rules regarding the Social Impact Manifestation for energy projects in Mexico took effect today, replacing previous regulations.

The European Anti-Fraud Office is investigating projects associated with ČEPS, the Czech electricity transmission system operator.

Gasgrid has announced that a hydrogen pipeline will not be extended to Southeast Finland in the immediate future due to insufficient demand for hydrogen projects in the area.

US offshore wind companies are racing to operationalize their projects amid efforts by Donald Trump to halt their progress.

A proposed law in Finland may stall over one hundred planned solar power projects due to new mandatory planning requirements for facilities larger than 50 hectares.

High electricity prices in winter and low prices during summer are causing financing challenges for energy project developers in Latvia and Lithuania.

Karol Nawrocki, a Polish official, advocates for Poland's participation in nuclear projects for national security amidst geopolitical tensions.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced an investment of over 23 million dollars aimed at funding projects focused on innovation in next-generation buildings to address climate change and improve energy efficiency.

GasLog Partners predicts a 60% increase in liquefied natural gas (LNG) demand by 2035 due to major projects and geopolitical developments.

Beijing is moving to attract private investment in significant infrastructure projects, including ultra-high-voltage power lines.

Experts warn that numerous data center projects in Finland could result in higher electricity price spikes due to increased demand and limited flexibility in the power grid.

The article discusses the funding of organizations hostile to Lithuania through significant financial contributions from anonymous donors and entities, particularly in the context of Lithuania's energy projects and environmental public pushback.

The support scheme for large energy projects in Estonia will not be ready in the coming months due to delays from the Eesti 200 party, which demands a climate ministry plan first.

The Estonian government's support scheme for large energy projects will not be ready soon due to a delay caused by political disagreements, particularly from the Eesti 200 party, which is advocating for a comprehensive plan before moving forward with wind farm tenders.

The Mexican Economy Ministry has identified between 20 and 30 energy projects estimated to attract $200 billion in investments, primarily from U.S., Canadian, and French companies.

Mexican oil company Pemex aims for energy self-sufficiency through strategic projects like Trion and Sama, but experts caution that financial and operational challenges may delay progress.

The Trump administration plans to appeal federal court decisions that allowed the resumption of construction on several offshore wind projects by the Danish company Ørsted after previously ordering work to halt.

The Trump administration plans to appeal federal court decisions that allowed wind projects, including those by the Danish company Ørsted, to resume construction after previously suspending work.

Energisa Minas Rio is investing in energy efficiency projects aimed at benefiting public services, healthcare institutions, and enhancing sustainability in the region.

The announcement of President Claudia Sheinbaum's National Infrastructure Plan is framed as a strategic state definition rather than merely a list of projects or public investment signals.