The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) of the Philippines has issued guidelines excluding allowable system loss charges from gross sales for VAT calculations on electricity, effective September 17, 2026. This follows ERC Resolution No. 26, mandating separate identification of these charges on billing statements to qualify for VAT exemption.

The Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission has proposed new MERC (Distribution Open Access) Regulations for 2026, outlining eligibility, connectivity, and application processes for open access consumers and renewable energy projects. Key features include storage requirements for projects, fees, classification of open access types, and banking provisions for renewable energy.

The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) of the Philippines has clarified electricity billing adjustments for Force Majeure events. The adjusted transmission charges will reflect actual service levels during disruptions, not a fixed discount. Generation, distribution, and taxes remain unchanged. Providers may seek to recover under-collections due to these adjustments.

The Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi has introduced Resolution No. (03) of 2026 to establish a framework for measuring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions. It mandates industrial entities exceeding GHG thresholds to monitor and verify emissions via accredited bodies. This initiative enhances environmental accountability and supports sustainable development by improving climate data reliability.

B.Grimm Power and AMATA Corporation are developing a 42.5 MWp floating solar power project at Amata City, Chonburi, Thailand, with an investment of THB 1.2 billion. This initiative utilizes existing reservoir space, reducing the need for land. It aims to meet renewable energy demands and decrease emissions by about 29,300 tonnes of CO2 annually.

EnerVenue has received its first commercial order for 26 Energy Prism battery storage units, totaling 11 MWh, to be deployed in northern China's oilfield. The containers integrate solar power, using the company's Aqueous Metal Cell technology, which emphasizes safety and efficiency. A new manufacturing facility in Changzhou will support production.

Oswal Pumps Limited has secured a Letter of Intent from TREDCL to design, supply, and install 46.7 MW of rooftop solar PV systems across 9,937 Telangana government schools. The project, valued at approximately ₹297.50 crore, will enhance renewable energy in education and reinforce Oswal's market presence in the state.

Cameroon's Electricity Sector Regulatory Authority (ARSEL) is reviewing two solar power projects with a total capacity of 294 MW to enhance renewable energy generation. The larger project, a 250 MW facility in Ntui, aims to diversify electricity sources, while a 44 MW project in Banyo features battery storage for improved supply reliability. Both projects are in preliminary stages, pending regulatory assessments and commercial agreements.

Berlin-based wind energy company windpunx has increased its managed portfolio by 287 MW since 2026, reaching a total of 2.85 GW across over 1,200 turbines. The company emphasizes long-term contracts and is integrating AI to enhance operations. windpunx will showcase its capabilities at WindEnergy Hamburg 2026 alongside its partner companies.

ACME Solar Holdings Limited has established a new wholly owned subsidiary, ACME Greentech Twenty Nine Private Limited, to enhance its renewable energy initiatives. Incorporated on September 18, 2026, in Gurugram, Haryana, the subsidiary will focus on power generation projects. ACME Solar holds 100% ownership after subscribing to 10,000 equity shares.

The Jharkhand State Electricity Regulatory Commission (JSERC) has called for bids from consultancy firms to assess and classify distribution assets of the Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) in Jharkhand. This initiative aims to enhance transparency in tariff determination following regulatory complexities due to DVC's integrated operations. The consultant's work will span 90 days and include field visits and financial assessments. Proposals are due by October 3, 2026.

Midsummer AB, a Swedish solar technology firm, has partnered with Indonesia's PT Metalogika to create a joint venture for solar panel manufacturing in Indonesia. They aim to produce lightweight thin-film solar cells with an initial capacity of 20 MW, potentially expanding to 200 MW based on demand, focusing on the domestic market and regional supply.