Oil: global demand growth stable for 2023
Opec released its latest report indicating that global oil demand is expected to increase in 2023 due to economic recovery in China and Asia-Pacific.
Opec released its latest report indicating that global oil demand is expected to increase in 2023 due to economic recovery in China and Asia-Pacific.
EDF’s decision to extend the life of two nuclear power plants at Heysham 1 and Hartlepool for two years has been welcomed by the UK government and Centrica. This will strengthen the country’s energy supply and security.
The European Parliament has adopted an ambitious law to accelerate the energy transition of buildings in the European Union. Greenhouse gas emissions from buildings account for 36% of the EU’s total emissions, so strong action is needed to reduce their environmental impact.
Japan has the third largest geothermal resources in the world, but produces only 0.3% of its electricity from this renewable energy source. The owners of the onsens, the traditional Japanese hot water baths, are one of the main obstacles to their operation.
The European Commission is seeking to avoid a complete restructuring and has presented its proposals for reforming the electricity market in Europe.
Thyssenkrupp Nucera and Unigel have signed a memorandum of understanding that will enable the green hydrogen plant in Bahia to produce green hydrogen and ammonia on a large scale, contributing to green transformation in Brazil and around the world.
EWEC recommends a 606% increase in solar power capacity to 7.3 GW, the development of 300 MW of BESS, and the pursuit of low-carbon reverse osmosis water desalination technology for the United Arab Emirates.
Enel and New Cleo have announced a partnership to explore advanced Generation IV nuclear technologies. This partnership aims to develop safer, more sustainable and environmentally friendly nuclear reactors, with a significant reduction in the volume of radioactive waste.
CMC Poland renews its partnership with Statkraft for the production of renewable electricity in Poland. Guaranteeing a long-term price for the electricity produced from 2025 to 2034, these agreements provide financial security and cost certainty.
The European Union takes an important step in the fight against climate change with an ambitious agreement to strengthen energy efficiency. This new legislation reinforces the responsibility of the public and private sectors to achieve climate goals and reduce energy poverty.
VERVANT LTD
71-75 Shelton Street
LONDON WC2H9JQ
UK
Inclus dans cet abonnement: