Acwa Power Philippines, a subsidiary of Acwa, has signed a Joint Development Agreement (JDA) with Emerging Power (EPI), the clean energy arm of Nickel Asia Corporation (NAC), to jointly pursue up to 5,000 MW of renewable energy and gas-fired generation capacity across the Philippines.
The clean energy production capacity of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) now accounts for more than 21.5% of its total energy production capacity, said Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD and CEO of DEWA.
Global solar power reached record levels in 2025, meeting 75 per cent of new electricity demand and driving the first-ever decline in fossil fuel-based power generation. Led by China and India, solar capacity additions surged 33 per cent, accelerating the global clean energy transition.
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority said it has set up a new wholly-owned independent subsidiary - Dewa International - for developing conventional and clean energy projects worldwide and exporting the emirate's successful energy and water infrastructure model to global markets.
The European Union has launched the Trans-Mediterranean Renewable Energy and Clean Tech Cooperation (T-MED), a flagship initiative aimed at accelerating clean energy development across the Mediterranean and mobilising up to €25 billion ($29 billion) in investments by 2035.
Japan has committed JPY 90.1 million ($565,422) to support regional cooperation on clean, resilient, and efficient energy solutions, as rising electricity demand driven by digitalisation and artificial intelligence adds pressure to energy systems across the Asia-Pacific.
Abraj Energy Services signed strategic agreements during OPES 2026, including a five-year contract with OQ EP, partnerships with Petrogas Rima, Petrogas Rima and Imdad Energy, supporting operational sustainability, clean energy adoption, local content development and Oman’s energy sector goals.
Canada unveiled a clean electricity strategy to double Canada’s power grid by 2050, expand renewable and low-emission energy sources, lower household costs, and address climate, tariff and energy challenges through over $730 billion in infrastructure investment.
The UAE is strengthening its role as a global clean energy investment hub through major 2026 projects by national firms, supporting sustainable energy delivery across Asia, Africa and Europe while boosting growth and reducing carbon emissions.
Emirates Water and Electricity Company (Ewec) has announced the extension of its clean energy partnership with Mediclinic, the first healthcare institution in Abu Dhabi to decarbonise their operations. The deal ensures all Mediclinic’s hospitals will be powered by clean electricity, verified using CECs issued by Abu Dhabi.
