The project is progressing on time and within budget.  

Offtake agreements have been signed with irrigators and the City of Cape Town. 

The project is expected to be fully operational in 2027. 

The project will help power Richards Bay Minerals' operations in Richards Bay, KwaZulu-Natal. 

Italian energy company ENI Rovuma Basin's Coral Norte project will allow for the production of 3.5-million tonnes of liquefied natural gas a year.  

Victoria Island Power plans to build a power plant that will run on natural gas. 

Uganda aims to domestically process its crude oil. 

The Boegoebaai port and rail development was selected as the lead project in Infrastructure South Africa’s first bid window for strategic infrastructure preparation in May this year. 

Construction on the project is under way through the Department of Water and Sanitation's internal construction unit. 

State-owned power utility Eskom has announced a delay to the return of Koeberg Unit 1. 

The project is reportedly 50% complete. 

Design work for the dam and conveyance infrastructure is under way. 

The project is progressing. 

State-owned Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe has officially notified the European Commission regarding its investment project for the first NPP in Poland. 

The Department of Water and Sanitation Internal Construction Unit plans to raise the Tzaneen dam wall by 3 m. 

Renergen has achieved significant operational milestones at the project in the past financial year. 

The construction contractor is planned to start in August 2025. 

The City of Cape Town's proposed Faure New Water Scheme will combine the newest purification technologies, sophisticated online monitoring and control systems, as well as best-practice operating... 

Multinational energy group RWE is building a PV plant that will be able to supply the equivalent of 4 500 homes. 

Meton Energy, a joint venture between energy groups RWE Renewables Europe & Australia, and PPC Renewables, plans to develop two PV facilities in central Macedonia. 

Newly formed Green & Clean Power plans to build a behind-the-meter solar installation and a battery energy storage system to initially power its sister company, Hybar. 

American football team the Los Angeles Rams' permanent headquarters and training facility will include more than 32 516 m2 of state-of-the-art facilities. 

The final stage of development has started with the release of requests for proposals to 15 shortlisted engineering, procurement and construction firms. 

Energy Fields will be able to supply about 3.6 TWh/y from its solar PV and wind generators, and between 1.12 TWh/y and 1.4 TWh/y from the battery energy storage system. 

The project has received a significant boost with the conditional award of A$432-million in funding from the Australian government through the Hydrogen Headstart programme. 

Unit 4 has been successfully returned to service.