The Lesotho Highlands Water Project – Phase II reached another milestone in December 2025 as the construction of the project continues. 

The project has secured a $753-million financing package. 

The first concrete for the nuclear island basemat of Lufeng Unit 2 has been poured. 

EDF Renewables and Perpetua Holdings has repoted that the Dassiesridge facility will now start delivering a “net dependable capacity of 55 MW to the grid”. 

EDF power solutions and Perpetua Holdings aim to achieve full commercial operations date as early as possible in 2026. 

The Flamanville 3 reactor reached 100% nuclear thermal power in December 2025. 

The African Development Bank has approved a $10-million loan to support the development of the project. 

The new concession will lead to the refurbishment of terminal infrastructure and upgrades aimed at improving operational efficiency at the Port of Cape Town. 

Leading global automaker Stellantis is strengthening its US presence by expanding its manufacturing footprint and launching five new vehicles and a four-cylinder engine. 

The Cape Winelands Airport has appointed Wilson Bayly Holmes-Ovcon (WBHO) to take responsibility for  the technical development and construction of the airport. 

The Faure New Water Scheme is moving toward procurement in 2026 

Scatec has started commercial operation of the solar power plant. 

Scatec has started commercial operation of the second phase of the Mmadinare solar PV facility. 

The bridge has been inaugurated. 

The project will supply about 60 000 bbl of oil equivalent a day at peak production to Nigeria LNG. 

Polymers and petrochemical products producer Chevron Phillips Chemical announced the successful completion of the expansion of the production unit on November 8, significantly boosting its... 

Ivanhoe Mines has successfully completed the ramp-up of Turbine 5 at the Inga II hydropower plant. 

Britain and the Netherlands are withdrawing a combined $2.2-billion in support for the TotalEnergies-led Mozambique LNG project. 

A groundbreaking ceremony was held on November 20, 2025. 

RWE has completed the installation of the foundations.  

The project aims to divert at least 500 000 t/y, or 31%, of municipal solid waste of Johannesburg’s total municipal solid waste from landfill sites. 

The project involves the treatment and recycling of all industrial complex petrochemical effluents of Jubail Industrial City. 

The final turbine foundation has been poured. 

The project entails the construction of a 300 MW solar farm. 

The international initiative is designed to link European industrial hubs to underground CO2 storage sites in the Danish North Sea. 

Centre Manche 2 will be the largest renewable-energy project ever developed in France.