Martina Markosyan is a journalist at Renewables Now Ltd. She focuses on energy and mining, with a particular emphasis on energy policy and regulation, sustainability in renewable energy, and the environmental impact of mining. Martina's insights and analyses on these critical topics have been featured in various publications, highlighting her commitment to promoting sustainable practices in the energy sector.
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Martina Markosyan's coverage heavily concentrates on the energy sector, specifically renewable energy and related investments. The majority of her articles are derived from press releases and private sector announcements.
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Singapore-based renewables developer and power producer Peak Energy, owned by US investment firm Stonepeak, has acquired 48 MW of shovel-ready high-voltage solar projects across Japan.
Israel-based agri-food tech firm N2OFF Inc (NASDAQ:NITO) intends to boost its investment in a 111 MWp solar project in Germany, implemented in partnership with Solterra Renewable Energy Ltd, by adding on-site energy storage to handle excess power production.
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Johannesburg-based alternative investment fund manager Jaltech has agreed to provide ZAR 500 million (USD 28.1m/EUR 24.2m) to Wetility to help it fund solar and battery systems projects across South Africa.
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