ITER is progressing with the installation of its crucial superconducting coils and magnets, marking a significant milestone in the construction of the nuclear fusion device.
Rafael Grossi, Director General of the IAEA, will visit Iran for crucial talks, against a backdrop of escalating nuclear tensions with Israel.
Faced with a critical energy deficit, Burma blames the opposition and the climate for the crisis, exacerbating national tension.
CHUBU, in collaboration with Eavor, is launching the Geretsried Project in Bavaria, Germany. A pioneering initiative in geothermal energy production and district heating.
The Czech Republic is providing direct support for the new Dukovany nuclear power plant, guaranteeing stable revenues for 40 years with an innovative protection mechanism.
Protest and human rights are intertwined around the photovoltaic power plant project in French Guiana, raising international concerns.
New US legislation to restrict imports of low-enriched uranium (LEU) restricts imports of Russian uranium to strengthen national energy security and boost the local nuclear sector.
Kenya was plunged into darkness following a massive power failure exacerbated by torrential rains causing devastating floods. This critical situation highlights the vulnerabilities of an infrastructure already weakened by extreme weather conditions, while the main electricity supplier, Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC), is working to restore power.
The FTC approved ExxonMobil’s acquisition of Pioneer Natural Resources, but stipulated that Scott Sheffield, ex-CEO of Pioneer, would not join ExxonMobil’s board of directors. This condition underlines the regulatory complications in a fast-changing energy market.
In 2023, Gazprom posted a record loss of 6.4 billion euros, marked by international sanctions and the sabotage of its pipelines. These challenges highlight Gazprom’s vulnerabilities and the geopolitical tensions disrupting the Russian energy sector. Faced with these crises, the company is now focusing its efforts on Asian markets, hoping to find stability and new opportunities there.
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Following a fatal drone strike, Dana Gas suspended operations at its Iraqi gas complex, exacerbating regional tensions.
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The Philippines is significantly increasing its energy capacity in 2023 with the acceleration of energy projects, reinforcing the stability of its national grid.
Goldman Prize winner Alok Shukla continues his fight to protect India’s Hasdeo Aranya forest, preventing the exploitation of its resources by large mining conglomerates.
In Ottawa, negotiations on the world’s first treaty against plastic pollution are seeking a consensus, despite sharp divisions.
In Paris, engineering company Kayrros harnesses satellites and AI to detect methane leaks, helping to fight global warming more effectively.
In 2023, Gazprom posted a record loss of 6.4 billion euros, marked by international sanctions and the sabotage of its pipelines. These challenges highlight Gazprom’s vulnerabilities and the geopolitical tensions disrupting the Russian energy sector. Faced with these crises, the company is now focusing its efforts on Asian markets, hoping to find stability and new opportunities there.
The Polish National Prosecutor’s Office has launched an investigation into the Orlen oil group, following allegations of an executive’s links with Hezbollah and massive financial losses.
Dana Gas, the Emirati company, has announced that it is resuming production at the Khor Mor gas complex in Iraqi Kurdistan, following a drone attack that interrupted operations.
Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser stresses the crucial role of the global South in future hydrocarbon demand, and calls for balanced investment between renewables and fossil fuels.
The Polish National Prosecutor’s Office has launched an investigation into the Orlen oil group, following allegations of an executive’s links with Hezbollah and massive financial losses.
Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser stresses the crucial role of the global South in future hydrocarbon demand, and calls for balanced investment between renewables and fossil fuels.
U.S. commercial crude oil inventories rose unexpectedly last week, following an almost equivalent decline the week before, according to the U.S. Energy Information Agency (EIA).
The Trans Mountain pipeline, which will significantly increase Canada’s oil transport capacity, is finally operational, sparking debate and controversy.
Environmental organizations accuse the Asian Development Bank (ADB) of indirectly financing coal-fired power plant projects in Indonesia, despite its pledge not to support fossil fuels.
Two decades after the closure of the Houve shaft, the last in France, the former miners of Creutzwald in Moselle remain deeply attached to coal and their industrial heritage.
Australia revises downwards its metallurgical coal export forecasts for 2023-24, impacted by partially restored domestic production.
Restoring Western Ukraine’s two largest thermal power plants, a process estimated to take a year, requires reinforced air defenses.
Invictus Energy boosts Zimbabwe’s economy with a major gas discovery, promising a renewed energy future.
Dana Gas, the Emirati company, has announced that it is resuming production at the Khor Mor gas complex in Iraqi Kurdistan, following a drone attack that interrupted operations.
In 2024, US LPG and LNG exports reach unprecedented levels, driven by rising production and arbitrage opportunities.
For the first time in five years, Greece did not import any LNG in April, as regional prices made the option unprofitable.
In an exclusive interview with AFP, Thomas Le Guenan, research engineer at BRGM (Bureau de recherches géologiques et minières) and expert in risk management for CO2 geological storage, reveals France’s progress in the field of CO2 storage. It discusses the types of rock ideal for this technique, which is essential in the fight against global warming, and the associated challenges.
From 2025, France will be testing several CO2 storage projects in former oil fields, an initiative by the French Ministry of Industry to accelerate industrial decarbonization.
The Nordic countries, in collaboration with oil giants, are taking a key step towards establishing an efficient European market for carbon capture and storage (CCS).
Oliver Stone defends nuclear power as a solution to climate change in his new documentary, “Nuclear Now”, recently shown in Paris.
ITER is progressing with the installation of its crucial superconducting coils and magnets, marking a significant milestone in the construction of the nuclear fusion device.
ITER is progressing with the installation of its crucial superconducting coils and magnets, marking a significant milestone in the construction of the nuclear fusion device.
RTE consolidates its role in offshore wind power with a 4.5 billion euro investment in new-generation platforms in collaboration with Chantiers de l’Atlantique and Hitachi Energy.
Alberta launches a feasibility study for a geothermal drilling test site, the first of its kind in Canada, to boost this promising technology.
Duke Energy strengthens system reliability in South Carolina with a major expansion of its Bad Creek pumped storage facility.
Algeria is accelerating its solar shift with the inauguration of new large-scale PV projects
Togo launches an international call for tenders for a new photovoltaic solar power plant in Dapaong, with an investment of $60 million.
Côte d’Ivoire qualifies ten multinationals to build two solar photovoltaic power plants to boost its energy mix.
As part of the “Greece 2.0” national recovery plan, Eurobank and the Greek government are providing financial support for Lightsource bp’s Enipeas project.
RTE consolidates its role in offshore wind power with a 4.5 billion euro investment
Masdar teams up with Bapco Energies to develop an ambitious 2 GW wind power project in Bahrain, in line with the kingdom’s emission reduction targets.
Octopus Energy’s investment in Ocergy promises to revolutionize the construction of floating wind farms.
Engie confirms the acquisition of Orsted’s wind and solar activities in France, including nine wind farms and one solar farm.
TotalEnergies teams up with Vanguard Renewables for a renewable biogas offering in the USA,
In 2023, renewable gas production in France rose by 31%, according to the latest sector report.
ENGIE expands its biomethane production capacity in Europe, entering the Netherlands with two strategic units.
Engie invests in British start-up Wase to boost biogas production, promising a 30% improvement in yield.
Nepal is convening an investment summit to boost its hydropower projects and attract foreign
Two new projects to promote the development of small hydropower plants and the circular economy have been launched in Nigeria, a European Union (EU) initiative implemented by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO).
The President of Tajikistan, Emomali Rahmon, and Pietro Salini, Director of the Italian company WeBuild, recently discussed progress on the construction of the Rogun hydroelectric station.
Peel Ports Group, the UK’s second largest port operator, announces a major move towards sustainability by adopting hydroelectricity to power its Queen Elizabeth II Dock in Eastham, Merseyside. Another project is also under development to install the UK’s largest rooftop solar system at the Port of Liverpool, in partnership with energy supplier E.ON.
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Alberta launches a feasibility study for a geothermal drilling test site, the first of its kind in Canada, to boost this promising technology.
Royal Roads University in Canada has received over $3 million for its ultra-deep geothermal research facility, targeting dry, hot rocks up to 10 kilometers underground.
Project Red uses advanced techniques to harness the earth’s heat, bringing clean, continuous geothermal energy to Nevada.
Oman is stepping up its green hydrogen projects, announcing $11 billion in investments for green ammonia production in Dhofar.
Enagas, the operator of the Spanish gas system, is set to unveil its proposal for a national hydrogen network, following its designation as a Project of Common European Interest. This initiative is part of Spain’s ambitious plans to strengthen its green energy infrastructure.
Axpo, in collaboration with Rhiienergie, has launched Switzerland's largest green hydrogen production facility.
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