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Author: Bioenergy News

WELTEC BIOPOWER is building Ireland’s largest biomethane plant in Monasterevin for Evergreen Agricultural Enterprises, set to start mid-2026. The €50 million facility will process 165,000 tonnes annually, generating 110 GWh of biomethane.

Author: Business Times

Over 20 foreign power investors, including SP Group, urge Hanoi for urgent talks as Vietnam Electricity’s delayed payments since 2022 threaten solar projects, citing financial strain and risk to ongoing investments.

Author: REUTERS

TC Energy misses third-quarter profit estimates but projects 5–7% annual earnings growth through 2028, driven by North American natural gas demand, LNG expansion, and rising energy needs from AI data centers.

Author: Virginia Business

CEL Critical Power launches its first U.S. manufacturing facility in James City County, Virginia, a $5.225 million investment creating 250 jobs, producing data center power systems for AI and cloud infrastructure.

Author: Silicon Republic

The European Commission awards nearly €3.5m to Ireland’s HERO and BUSUnited projects, boosting home energy renovations, addressing construction skills shortages, and supporting the country’s clean-energy transition under the EU Life Programme.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

The energy sector is entering a decisive phase of transformation, fuelled by cross-border investments and technological progress. Innovation and collaboration remain central as companies move from ambition to action in achieving net zero goals. Eku Energy and LP Renewables announce the 400MW Belah Battery Energy Storage System near Chinchilla, Queensland, supporting renewable energy growth, grid stability, and Queensland’s Energy Roadmap 2025 through sustainable, community-focused development. In Ireland, EIB and daa Partner on €627 M Dublin Airport Sustainability Programme, garnishing €288 million in green lending to drive emission cuts, EV rollout and water-system upgrades. Meanwhile, Sisk has been named winner of Best Energy Achievement in Construction at the Business Energy Achievement Awards 2025, recognising its outstanding leadership in sustainability and energy innovation across the construction sector. These developments reflect a sector no longer defined solely by production but by purpose, one driving meaningful progress toward a balanced, sustainable energy future. Explore the full stories and stay ahead of the sector’s evolving landscape in this newsletter.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Sisk has been named winner of Best Energy Achievement in Construction at the Business Energy Achievement Awards 2025, recognising the company’s outstanding leadership in sustainability and energy innovation across the construction sector.

Author: The National News

Adnoc CEO Dr. Sultan Al Jaber said $4 trillion in yearly investment is needed for grids, data centres, and energy infrastructure, citing AI-driven demand growth and urging pragmatic, technology-led energy policies.

Author: Energy Storage News

Eku Energy and LP Renewables plan the 400MW/1,600MWh Belah Battery Energy Storage System in Queensland, enhancing grid reliability and supporting the state’s renewable energy and storage targets under its 2025 roadmap.

Author: Routes Online

The EIB granted daa a €288 million loan to support Dublin Airport’s €627 million sustainability programme, funding EV charging, water upgrades, and emissions cuts, advancing Ireland’s cleaner, smarter infrastructure goals.