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Soaring energy costs are driving a solar rush in developing countries, but as households unplug from the grid, those who remain face higher electricity bills. If governments fail to manage the buildout, the growth of solar could destabilize power systems and deepen economic inequality. Read more on E360 →
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Minister Stella Ndabeni calls for reliable infrastructure and competitive local manufacturing while imported vehicles gain ground and automotive suppliers struggle with power disruptions.
Farmers sign up to renewable projects on their land to diversify income, but large-scale projects and transmission lines remain sticking points.
Thailand is confronting a renewed energy-security challenge as the crisis around the Strait of Hormuz pushes global LNG prices to about US$28 per million British thermal units, close to levels seen…
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