IEA flags rising heavy-rainfall risk for Kenya’s power grid
The agency’s new assessment says 95% of Kenya’s electricity grid could face heavier rainfall by mid-century under a global-warming scenario above 3°C.
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The agency’s new assessment says 95% of Kenya’s electricity grid could face heavier rainfall by mid-century under a global-warming scenario above 3°C.
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Kairos Power said on 21 September 2026 that Samsung C&T agreed, in a binding term sheet, to provide up to $100 million in investment and engineering services and to join its EPC team for Hermes 2 in Tennessee.
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Data includedNet Power took over EMPower’s owner position in a Saulsbury Industries EPC agreement priced at $196,711,035.70 for an approximately 123 MW gas facility; the assignment closed on 31 August 2026.
Data includedGeorgia Power said on 15 September 2026 that its 128 MW Robins Battery Facility near Warner Robins, Georgia, reached commercial operation, with Burns & McDonnell as EPC contractor delivering the project on schedule.
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Data includedSolar led renewable output, while national shares ranged from 19.8% to 97.7%.
GE Vernova will provide the furnace’s power system.
Afghanistan’s Procurement Commission approved 12 of the 30 projects discussed on 12 September, with a combined value of about AFN 2.7 billion. The deputy prime minister’s office said the approved projects included electricity supply and distribution networks in several provinces.
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