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Global renewable energy capacity up 585 GW in 2024: IRENA

By Nirmal Narayanan  ·
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Saudi Arabia a key player in global energy transition, says IRENA chief

By Nadin Hassan  ·

Mideast sets record in renewable energy capacity, Saudi Arabia reaches 2.6 GW: IRENA

By Arab News ·

UAE supports global energy transition projects with $350m  

By Arab News ·
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Energy transition toward renewables ‘unstoppable,’ but fossil fuels ‘cannot shut down in a day,’ says IRENA chief Francesco La Camera

By Arab News ·

NRG Matters — Meta’s HQ to electrify 95% of its buildings; IRENA signs renewable energy deals with Masdar, ADFD

By Dana Abdelaziz  ·

Saudi Arabia commits to renewable IRENA projects

By SPA ·

KSA reaffirms commitment to renewable energy

By Arab News ·

Saudi Arabia delegation head to global renewable energy meeting

By Arab News ·

Renewable energy as cheap as fossil fuel in three years, claims IRENA chief

By Reuters ·

UAE backs energy geopolitics body

By Arab News ·

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