The EU agency CINEA invited Neo Performance Materials to prepare a grant agreement for a planned rare-earth separation, metal and magnet-making expansion in Estonia.
The regulator cut £60.6 million from National Grid’s requested budget for the Bramford-to-Twinstead transmission project. Plans include 18 kilometres of overhead line and 11 kilometres of underground cable.
Malaysia’s power utility TNB said Port of Tanjung Pelepas has subscribed to 16 GWh a month of certified renewable electricity through the Green Electricity Tariff. The company described it as the largest subscription by a Malaysian port.
The 13 October Scientific Reports preview compares SVM and a neural network with a Random Forest baseline for wind-turbine fault detection. Its evaluation concerns simulation conditions.
Source: Scientific Reports, Data-driven fault detection in wind turbine systems using support vector machines and artificial neural networks
A Scientific Reports study built a MATLAB smart-irrigation simulation for Egypt’s New Delta using NASA POWER environmental data. It classified pump states with 96.11% accuracy; water and energy savings are model estimates, not field measurements.
Source: Scientific Reports, A MATLAB-based AI-IoT simulation framework for LSTM-driven smart solar irrigation and renewable energy management
Qatar and Saudi Arabia signed a memorandum in Riyadh on 11 October to establish a framework for cooperation across parts of the energy sector. It covers subjects ranging from oil and gas to renewable energy and carbon management. The agreement will take effect after legal procedures in both countries are completed.
Kuwait and Saudi Arabia signed a memorandum on 11 October to cooperate on electricity and renewable energy. Its framework spans grid interconnection and electricity exports, storage, smart grids, AI and localisation of related supply chains. The announcement sets out no project capacity or implementation timetable.
Source: Kuwait Ministry of Electricity, Water and Renewable Energy
Construction is under way on the 350 MW/1,400 MWh storage project, backed by more than EUR 270 million, with commercial operation expected in early 2028.
The Dajaj Al-Khair feed factory project combines 1 MW of solar electricity with a separate 1 MW PV-to-Heat unit capable of producing up to 1.35 tonnes of steam per hour.
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