- South Korea SMR Plans: World-First Approval in 2012, Still No Reactor Running at Home
- Brazil Battery Auction: 296.9 GW Registered for a Market Needing About 4.5 GW
- PJM Capacity Auction: Data Centers Drove 38 Percent of the Bill, So Who Should Pay?
- African Green Hydrogen Gets 20 Million Dollars to Reach Bankability, but Who Will Buy It?
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South Korea won the first SMR design approval in 2012 but has no small modular reactor running. Data center demand and the IAEA meeting in Incheon raise the pressure.
Brazil first battery auctions are set for 2 and 4 December. More than 6,000 projects registered, but the volume to be bought has not been published.
The PJM market monitor says data centers caused 6.3 billion dollars of the latest 16.4 billion dollar capacity bill. A separate auction could change who pays.
African Green Hydrogen Gets 20 Million Dollars to Reach Bankability, but Who Will Buy It?
The African Development Bank will back four hydrogen projects with 20 million dollars of grants. They pay for studies, not plants, and offtake is still the open question.
A new CREA estimate says China clean tech exports in 2026 avert about 450 million tonnes of CO2 a year. The number is large, and the caveats matter.
Spain has had 681 hours of negative power prices this year, more than all of 2025. The cause is not too much solar but too little storage and grid.
Jemena paused 66 kV works near Melbourne, so Nextdc cut FY27 revenue guidance by A$140 million and put new projects on hold.
GE Vernova will buy Trench Group from Triton Partners for $9.0 billion, at 13 times 2028 adjusted EBITDA before synergies.
China’s southern power market entered formal operation on 24 October, covering five provinces and about 290,000 participants.
An Italian engineering venture is developing a machine that converts the restless motion of the sea into electricity while potentially…
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