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Day: May 26, 2023

Air Products to acquire Uzbekneftegaz gas complex in Uzbekistan

Air Products signs an agreement in Uzbekistan for the acquisition and operation of a natural gas syngas processing facility. This $1 billion investment agreement strengthens Air Products’ presence in the global energy market and opens up opportunities in the advanced synthetic fuels sector.

Solar Alliance continues to grow its order book

Solar Alliance Energy Inc. reinforces its position as a leader in solar energy solutions with the signing of contracts for five projects in the southeastern United States. These projects, with capacities ranging from 40 kW to 113 kW, will represent an investment of $1.1 million.

Spire to acquire MoGas and Omega pipeline networks

Spire Inc. expands its natural gas footprint with the acquisition of MoGas Pipeline and Omega Pipeline. This $175 million transaction strengthens Spire’s position as an industry leader, enabling it to expand its network of pipelines and distribution systems.

Sinopec and Kazakhstan reach agreement on polyethylene project

Sinopec and KazMunayGaz join forces to develop a major polyethylene project in Kazakhstan. This collaboration between the two key players in the oil industry aims to strengthen their partnership and exploit their respective advantages to promote mutually beneficial cooperation.

CEA trains national experts in energy modeling tools

The Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) and the University of Namibia have joined forces to train 71 energy modeling experts in Africa. This initiative aims to support the continent’s transition to low-carbon, climate-resilient energy systems.

NY-GEO urges New York Senate to pass new geothermal legislation

New York Geothermal Energy Organization (NY-GEO) calls on the New York State Senate to pass legislation in favor of geothermal heat pumps. This initiative aims to eliminate outdated regulations that hamper the industry and encourage the use of cleaner, more efficient heating and cooling systems.

Stellantis invests in Lyten and its lithium-sulfur battery project

Stellantis announces a strategic partnership with Lyten to develop revolutionary lithium-sulfur batteries. These lightweight, high-performance batteries, using three-dimensional graphene, offer a 60% smaller carbon footprint and the ability to store twice as much energy as conventional batteries.

France’s first battery factory for electric vehicles

France inaugurates its first battery plant for electric vehicles, with the aim of guaranteeing national independence and becoming a major export player by 2030, despite the challenges of sourcing critical metals and ambitious battery production targets.

France: IRSN’s budget needs to be increased, says report

IRSN’s financial resources need to be increased to meet the challenges of France’s nuclear revival. The report also recommends safeguarding research resources and resolving recruitment problems linked to competition from the private sector.