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RenewaNews Briefing — November 7, 2026

Saturday, November 7, 2026

Today's briefing brings you 5 stories across renewable energy, battery storage, solar power and wind power from the Global Renewables Market. Leading today: Work starts on 180MW wind power plant project in Gia Lai province - Nhan Dan Online.

Illustrated summary of the top stories in the RenewaNews Briefing — November 7, 2026 briefing

renewable-energy

Work starts on 180MW wind power plant project in Gia Lai province

Construction has begun on a 180MW wind project in Gia Lai province, adding new utility-scale capacity to Vietnam’s clean-power buildout. The project matters for local grid supply and for continued investment in wind as the country expands domestic renewable generation.

Nhan Dan Online

battery-storage

Globeleq reports construction progress on Africa’s largest standalone battery storage project

Globeleq is moving ahead with a large battery storage build in Africa, which adds more flexible capacity to a power system that needs it. Projects like this can help firm up renewable generation and make clean power easier to integrate at scale.

Green Building Africa

Tazewell County panel recommends denial of battery storage project, reaches stalemate on solar proposal - WEEK

Local officials are moving against a battery storage proposal and have not resolved a separate solar proposal. The story matters because it shows how permitting and county-level decisions can slow or redirect renewable deployment even when projects are still in the review stage.

25 News Now

solar

Solar Power to Lower Bills: EIB and Eximbank Back Hungary's €100M Green Push

Hungary is using outside financing to support more solar deployment and related green upgrades, with the aim of easing household energy costs and broadening local clean-power supply. The deal points to continued European public and private backing for projects that can lower bills while adding renewable capacity.

Devdiscourse

wind

Eviny and Zephyr get go-ahead to study wind power projects in western Norway

The go-ahead to study wind power projects is a preliminary step, but it still matters because it moves potential new capacity closer to permitting and investment decisions in western Norway. For developers, the value is in testing site viability and project economics before capital is committed.

EnergyWatch