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Syria’s Decree 188: Wind Energy Equipment Tariff Cuts

Evidence-based review of Syria’s Decree 188/2026: seven wind-equipment tariff entries, calculated cuts of 66.7%–91%, charts and eligibility.

Syrian Energy Ministry Invites Expressions of Interest for Halabiya–Zalabiya Dam Project

An official EOI for a project combining 81 MW of hydropower, pumped-storage capacity of up to 1,200 MW, and irrigation for approximately 30,000 hectares.

Tishreen Gas Pipeline Blast Disrupts Three Syrian Power Plants

A gas pipeline explosion supplying Tishreen forced Deir Ali, Nasiriyah and Tishreen offline before part of the generation fleet began returning.

Iraqi Fuel Oil Tankers Across Syria: Emissions Analysis

An estimate of diesel emissions from Iraqi fuel-oil tankers on Syrian roads in April–August 2026, with scenario sensitivity and clear boundaries.

Syrian Energy Minister Before the People's Assembly: Oil and Gas Gap and Import Costs Define the Sector's Reality

Solar Panel Imports to Syria: Growth Led by Finished Modules

Syrian Ministry of Energy Launches the Syrian Energy Portal

Electricity in Northeast Syria: Raqqa Leads Recovery as Gaps Persist

Syria Moves to Activate Thermal Insulation Code and Solar Energy Requirements in Buildings

Three Power Purchase Agreements Advance Solar and Storage in Syria

Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Energy announced the signing of three power purchase agreements for three solar projects in Syria with an official stated total capacity of 760 MW, alongside 1,077 MWh of battery storage and two technical cooperation agreements.

Syria Returns to Europe’s Energy Investment Map

Syria’s inclusion in the EU’s Trans-Mediterranean Renewable Energy and Clean Tech initiative, T-MED, signals a notable political shift from crisis-focused engagement toward potential investment and economic recovery. Turning this opening into actual projects, however, will require bankable proposals, regulatory clarity, and credible European partnerships.

Chinese Solar Panel Imports to Syria: A Surge Driven by Crisis, Not Market Maturity

Capacity doubles, production declines — Renewable energy in Syria according to IRENA 2026 figures

Between 2016 and 2025, Syria's installed renewable energy capacity increased from 1,501 to 3,806 megawatts, ranking it fifth in the Arab world. However, production recorded in 2024 reached 862 gigawatt-hours, lower than the 2016 level. This gap between capacity and production is key to understanding the sector today.

Syrian Energy Delegation Visits Egypt to Strengthen Renewable Energy Cooperation