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    Jindal Power gets $470 million loan for Botswana project

    Jindal Power Ltd. has acquired a $470 million loan to fuel its ambitious power project in Botswana. The financing is backed by three Indian banks, alongside participation from international institutional lenders. This initiative aligns with Jindal's previous international expansion efforts and leverages Botswana's extensive coal resources, which are essential for catering to local electricity requirements.

    Charting the global economy: Central banks hold rates steady

    Global central banks have opted to keep interest rates unchanged amidst growing inflation worries stemming from energy costs. While the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank signaled potential hikes during their December meetings, the US economy displays robust growth from business investments and consumer activity.

    From historical solidarity to strategic trade: The India–South Africa opportunity

    India and South Africa are forging new pathways in trade and investment, showcasing a remarkable growth in bilateral trade. Both nations are setting their sights on ambitious targets. South Africa supplies vital minerals that bolster India's expanding industries, while India brings extensive manufacturing expertise and execution prowess to South Africa's projects. This collaborative effort is underpinned by a rich historical relationship and a commitment to mutual prosperity.

    KPI Green shares gain 4% on landmark deal with Botswana for renewable energy projects

    KPI Green Energy shares surged following its parent company's MoU with Botswana for renewable energy development. The agreement aims to establish large-scale generation, storage, and transmission infrastructure, requiring an estimated $4 billion investment. This collaboration supports Botswana's net-zero goals and KP Group's international expansion.

    India: Jindal plans to start building Botswana coal mine in 2022

    Despite the global shift from coal, Botswana is pushing ahead with developing its estimated 212 billion tonnes of coal resources. In April, it shortlisted Jindal, Minergy Ltd, African Energy Resources Ltd and Maatla Resources in a tender to build a 300 MW coal-fired power plant.

    Tata Power's South African joint venture operationalises 134 mw wind farm

    Cennergi will focus on the investigation of feasibility, development, ownership, operation, maintenance, acquisition and management of electricity generation projects.

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