The project will result in the construction of Finland’s first small modular reactor pilot plant. 

The installation of the containment prestressing system has been completed in the reactor building of Unit 1 of the Akkuyu nuclear power plant. 

South Africa’s National Nuclear Regulator board has approved a 20-year life extension for Koeberg Unit 1. 

The Polish Economic Institute is launching a research project to gauge the interest of all Polish companies in participating in the construction of the nuclear power plant. 

The first telescope dish for the SKA-Mid array has been assembled on site, in the Northern Cape.  

The project has progressed to advanced-stage development. 

Equinor and GRTgaz are developing a network 30 km of onshore CO2 pipelines. 

The project proposes the construction of an energy cluster, which will comprise a group of nine solar PV projects. 

The City of Yokohama plans to reconstruct the currently closed Hodogaya plant to address a future processing capacity shortage forecast. 

PGE Group and Ørsted plan to build a wind farm off the coast of Poland between Łeba and Ustka. 

DTE Energy plans to convert a portion of its retired Trenton Channel coal-fired power plant site to house a battery energy storage centre. 

Ørsted plans to build what will be the US’s largest offshore wind farm when completed. 

About half of the turbine blades and other components required for the project have been delivered to site. 

The TCTA has reported that good progress had been made during the 2023/24 financial review. 

The project aims to develop a mass transit system exceeding 300 km of railroad in Kinshasa. 

Transnet National Ports Authority plans to decarbonise its port operations under its renewable-energy purchase programme.  

The project will supply Sibanye-Stillwater’s South African operations using the national grid through a secured wheeling agreement with State-owned power utility Eskom. 

Squadron proposes to build a firming power station in the Central West Orana Renewable Energy Zone of New South Wales. 

The New South Wales Independent Planning Commission approved the wind farm in May 2024. 

Wyloo Metal's proposed facility will provide the missing piece in Canada’s aspirations to develop a domestic electric vehicle battery supply chain. 

The project will increase the nuclear power plant's capacity by about 38 MW. 

The project aims to produce green hydrogen using electrolysers powered by large onshore wind and solar projects, supplied with desalinated sea water. 

Discussions and investigations with regard to the projects are ongoing. 

Sasol and Air Liquide have procured about 690 MW of renewable-energy capacity from independent power producers. 

The design and permitting phases are complete. 

Unit 5 was transferred to Eskom's generation division on June 30.