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TotalEnergies acquires a stake in the Japan Hydrogen Fund, marking a new stage in the development of low-carbon hydrogen and industrial collaboration with Japanese partners.
Philippine authorities have recovered 96% of the fuel oil from a tanker sunk in Manila Bay.
The successful operation prevented a major oil spill, with minimal economic impact.
Neoen signs a power purchase agreement with SmartestEnergy covering 50% of the output from its Culcairn solar project, one of the largest in Australia, to support the growing demand for renewable energy in New South Wales.
Neoen strengthens its presence in Ireland with two 170 MWp solar projects awarded in the RESS 4 tender, contributing to the country's energy diversification.
Faced with Western sanctions, Russia could limit its exports of strategic metals such as uranium, titanium and nickel, directly impacting global markets and supply chains.
Ellomay Capital signs a €110 million financing commitment with a European investor to support its solar portfolio in Italy, including projects in operation, under construction and ready for launch.
NewEnergyBlue buys Inbicon's biomass technology from Ørsted, strengthening its global patent portfolio and licenses.
X-Caliber Rural Capital is providing $100 million in financing for Fervo Energy's geothermal project in Utah, designed to deliver 400 MW of renewable energy capacity by 2028.
Energy Fuels prepares to restart production at Nichols Ranch, Wyoming, with preliminary drilling revealing higher-than-expected mineralization.
Argentina is expanding its natural gas exports from Vaca Muerta to Brazil and Chile, bolstered by new transport infrastructure and increased production.
ADNOC's Upper Zakum exports are falling, making it difficult to launch a futures contract for this medium-sulphur crude.
Liquidity and market challenges emerge as OPEC+ plans a quota increase.
Serbia, still dependent on coal, is exploring a return to civil nuclear power, with consultations underway and a cooperation agreement signed with France.
The European Investment Bank opens a regional hub in Pretoria to support infrastructure and energy projects in Southern Africa and the Indian Ocean, in line with the European Union's Global Gateway strategy.
Afghanistan launches construction of the TAPI gas pipeline, a USD 10 billion project linking Turkmenistan, Pakistan and India to transport natural gas over 1,800 km.
East Timor and Australia plan to sign an agreement by November on the development of the Greater Sunrise gas field, a strategic and economic issue for both countries.
Regulated carbon markets saw their prices rise in August, while the voluntary market faced difficulties linked to the quality of credits and a lack of liquidity.
Despite Western sanctions, Iran plans to increase its petrochemical exports in 2024-2025, bypassing restrictions through strategic partnerships with Russia and other markets.
BlackRock acquires a minority stake in Saudi Bahrain Pipeline Company (SBPC) to support the management of Bahrain's energy assets and explore new collaborations in infrastructure.
Brazil's prolonged drought has drastically reduced soil moisture in the main hydroelectric basins, threatening energy production and increasing electricity costs, with economic and inflationary repercussions.
The DOE identifies a potential of 95 GW of nuclear expansion on existing sites and 174 GW on former coal sites, to meet the growing demand for electricity.
The Dangote refinery in Nigeria, expected to provide a solution to fuel shortages, is raising questions about its real impact on domestic prices and supply strategy.
Ireland and the European Investment Bank (EIB) are working together to modernize Irish ports to support the development of offshore wind energy and attract the necessary investment.
U.S. crude oil inventories rose by 800,000 barrels, below expectations for a 1.05 million increase, suggesting significant implications for the oil market.
The UN is proposing a global traceability system for critical minerals, crucial to the energy transition, to prevent social and environmental abuses in their supply chain.
Cyberattacks on US energy infrastructure rose sharply in 2024.
New studies reveal an upsurge in ransomware and data breaches, highlighting the growing vulnerability of these critical systems.
London imposes new sanctions on ten Russian vessels operating under flags of convenience to circumvent Western oil restrictions, intensifying economic pressure on Moscow.