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Renewable energy project deadlines extended up to four months due to West Asia disruptions

Renewable energy projects may receive up to four-month deadline extensions. This relief applies to delays caused by West Asia situation disruptions. Agencies can allow extensions without penalties for eligible projects. The provision covers delays occurring on or after February 28, 2026. This move addresses potential disruptions to contract execution for goods and services.

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Hanwha Aerospace Launches Hanwha Horizon USA to Lead Global LNG Business

Hanwha Aerospace today announced the establishment of Hanwha Horizon USA, a new entity that will oversee the company's liquefied natural gas (LNG) business, from procurement and sales to trading and…

  • Hanwha Aerospace launches Hanwha Horizon USA to manage LNG business.
  • James Sagar, CEO of Hanwha Shipping, leads the new entity.
  • Sagar aims to create global LNG value chain, starting with South Korean LNG power plant.

Entrepreneurial spotlight finds IndigiHub

The list of accolades keeps getting longer for the Winnipeg-based founder of IndigiHub, an online resource for Indigenous entrepreneurs.

  • Zachary Flett, Winnipeg founder of IndigiHub, receives accolades for Indigenous entrepreneurs.
  • IndigiHub launched in August 2025, connecting entrepreneurs to funding and mentorship.
  • Platform has 6,500 monthly visitors and 135+ funding opportunities in under a year.

InCred hires Avendus trio to lead new UHNI wealth platform

InCred recently welcomed three senior professionals from the competition, Avendus, to establish a dedicated platform aimed at ultra-high-net-worth individuals.

  • Alok Agrawal, Harmeet Sahney, and Zarksis Gotla join InCred to lead UHNI wealth platform.
  • InCred Black focuses on catering to UHNIs, entrepreneurs, and business families.
  • India's affluent population and UHNI clients drive growth for InCred Black.

Global wine slump affecting exports from down under - new stats

Australia's wine exports drop in major markets, while NZ makes gains in China, holds steady in the UK.

  • Global wine demand down 7% over three years, lowest since 2004
  • Australia exports 600 million litres, $2.7B revenue decline
  • New Zealand exports 306 million litres, 0.5% revenue increase

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