China is building the world's largest hydropower plant — three times more powerful than the Three Gorges
A construction project in southeastern Tibet is set to triple the capacity of the world's largest operating hydropower station.
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Egypt builds the first energy storage systems plant in the Middle East and Africa
Egypt laid the foundation stone for a plant meant to solve one of renewables' biggest headaches: storing excess energy when the sun shines or wind blows but demand is low.
China's solar power capacity surpasses coal for the first time
For the first time in over a century of Chinese energy history, coal is no longer the largest power source by installed capacity.
Kazakhstan included in US report on risks of re-exporting Chinese goods
The US administration added Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan to a list of countries at risk of re-exporting Chinese goods to bypass American tariffs.
Forest belt being created near Astana with participation of Chinese scientists
On the outskirts of Astana, an unusual test site has appeared—a forest plot where trees never grown in Kazakhstan before have been planted.
NBK analyzed who actually owns Kazakhstan's green energy sector.
Kazakhstan reports exceeding the presidential renewable energy target for the second year running. But behind the growth figures lies a question rarely asked in official statistics: who actually owns the new green capacity.
China launches data center for 1 million AI accelerators powered by renewable energy
Envision Energy has launched a computing campus that redefines data center construction logic.