South Africa is initiating a stakeholder consultation to review its Revised Electricity Pricing Policy and market reforms, aimed at modernizing the electricity sector. The proposed changes focus on improving transparency, reducing electricity costs, and supporting vulnerable households. The reforms intend to enhance competition and reliability in the electricity market while addressing municipal financial challenges.

The Kerala State Electricity Regulatory Commission approved CSEZA's revised revenue requirements for FY 2025-27, maintaining distribution loss targets at 1.41% and 1.39%. KSERC authorized two capital projects with capped costs and adjusted depreciation, leading to projected revenue surpluses of Rs. 52.14 lakh and Rs. 52.77 lakh for the respective years.

The Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission is evaluating petitions from UHBVNL and DHBVNL to delay recovery of the Fuel and Power Purchase Adjustment Surcharge (FPPAS) for FY 2025-26. The companies argue this would mitigate consumer tariff impacts, despite objections regarding transparency and efficiency from public representatives.

The Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission permitted Martial Solren Private Limited to amend its petition against Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Limited regarding a 200 MW solar project dispute. The amendment seeks a refund of liquidated damages and addresses prior electricity billing. GUVNL opposed the amendment, citing completed pleadings and lack of valid Force Majeure claims.

ADNEC Group is enhancing its sustainability initiatives in the UAE, extending clean energy agreements and installing solar power systems. The 2025 ESG Report highlights a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, significant economic contributions, and progress towards net-zero targets. The group also introduced a Social Impact Strategy for community benefits measurement.

Zambia has achieved a significant milestone with the financial close of the 40 MWac Kafue Solar Project, the first under the GET FiT Zambia Programme. This project will enhance solar generation capacity and diversify electricity supply, attracting investments from local and international partners. Construction is set to commence, advancing renewable energy goals.

Sugs Lloyd Limited has received an ₹8.90 crore order for a 2 MW solar power project from the Office of Sachkhand Sri Harmandir Sahib in Amritsar. The project includes design, installation, and a 10-year operation and maintenance contract, scheduled for completion by December 31, 2026, enhancing the company's experience in solar projects.

Actis has launched Leo Energies, a renewable energy platform in India targeting over 3 GW of onshore wind, solar, and battery storage assets. This marks Actis’ fourth platform in the country, building on its investment of $1.5 billion. Leo has acquired 650 MWp of operational solar capacity and plans further developments.

Vikram Solar has received a 400 MW solar module supply order for decentralised solar projects in Maharashtra, enhancing its role in agricultural solarisation. The order includes 620 Wp N-Type TOPCon G12R modules, set to start delivery in October 2026. This initiative supports renewable energy access for agricultural communities and strengthens grid resilience.

ADNEC Group is enhancing its sustainability initiatives in the UAE, extending clean energy agreements and installing solar power systems. The 2025 ESG Report highlights a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, significant economic contributions, and progress towards net-zero targets. The group also introduced a Social Impact Strategy for community benefits measurement.

Intersolar Middle East 2026, part of the 50th Middle East Energy event, showcased a significant commitment to renewable energy with over 39,000 professionals in attendance. It featured a major increase in exhibition space and was marked by strong participation from global leaders and investors. The event highlighted vital industry themes such as public-private partnerships and the need for collaboration in energy projects.

The Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission permitted Martial Solren Private Limited to amend its petition against Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Limited regarding a 200 MW solar project dispute. The amendment seeks a refund of liquidated damages and addresses prior electricity billing. GUVNL opposed the amendment, citing completed pleadings and lack of valid Force Majeure claims.