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Starting July 2025, a European label will allow passengers to compare CO2 emissions from flights, aiming to promote less polluting options.
Westinghouse and Aecon announce partnerships to develop AP1000 reactors in Canada, with an economic impact estimated at 20 billion CAD and thousands of jobs at stake.
The UK electricity grid operator, National Grid, announces an ambitious £35 billion plan to double electricity transmission capacity by 2031, in alignment with the government's environmental goals.
Nigeria approves Shell's $2.4 billion sale of 30% onshore assets
The Swiss-Swedish group ABB acquires strategic activities from Gamesa Electric, consolidating its business strategy in renewable energy through equipment for wind, solar, and storage.
Nuevo León joins a World Bank program to develop 7 million tons of low-carbon hydrogen by 2030, a strategic milestone for renewable energy and regional energy policy.
The Department of Energy grants a conditional $15 billion loan to PG&E to modernize California's infrastructure. This project is part of a larger effort to transform regional energy policy.
A Carbon Tracker study reveals that major global oil and gas players are struggling to align their strategies with the Paris Agreement, despite increasing risks related to energy transition and regulations.
Shell plans to drill four offshore wells in 2025 in Block 65, while Petronas explores new gas resources in Block 52, highlighting Suriname's energy potential.
Meta and DESRI announce two new solar projects totaling 400 MW in Missouri and Texas, strengthening their initiatives for a clean energy transition.
Woodside exchanges key stakes with Chevron to strengthen its assets in Australia, consolidating gas projects while increasing carbon storage capacity.
Air Liquide will develop an ammonia cracker in Antwerp in 2025 to support low-carbon hydrogen supply in Europe. A strategy addressing regional economic and environmental challenges.
Germany’s energy policy, marked by the nuclear phase-out, has driven electricity prices up in Sweden, affecting households and businesses. Stockholm accuses Berlin of neglecting regional impacts and suspends a key interconnection project.
Sanctions against Gazprombank drive Turkey to boost LNG imports. December sees a 33% rise, highlighting a strategic move to secure energy supply for winter.
Scatec finalizes funding for a 120 MW solar complex in Botswana, reducing 48,000 tons of CO2 and powering 20,000 households.
The DOE warns of economic and climate risks associated with increased liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports, with an estimated 31% rise in wholesale prices and significant social impacts.
Sinopec inaugurates a pioneering green hydrogen project in Qingdao, using seawater and solar energy to produce 20 cubic meters per hour, a strategic advancement for national energy autonomy.
Chevron and its partners, Shell and Mobil, are exploring the geological storage of CO₂ off the coast of Australia, a key project for emissions management in the Carnarvon Basin.
EPH, a Czech group owned by Daniel Kretinsky, acquires a majority stake in Slovenske Elektrarne for 150 million euros, consolidating its presence in the European nuclear energy market.
The new 470 MW natural gas power plant built by Generadora San Felipe will strengthen the Dominican Republic’s energy capacity, addressing strategic energy needs while reducing emissions.
The U.S. Department of Energy is funding a 200 million USD project led by Technip Energies and LanzaTech to convert captured CO2 into ethanol and ethylene, reducing the carbon footprint of the chemical industry.
The Ostwind 4 project, led by GE Vernova and 50Hertz, introduces 2 GW HVDC technology to connect offshore wind from the Baltic Sea to the German power grid.
The Court of Audit reveals €200 billion in investment needs to modernize French electrical grids by 2040, urging a balance between shareholder and consumer financial efforts.
A project supported by the UNDP and the European Union aims to reduce energy losses and modernize Kazakhstan's electric infrastructure, the largest greenhouse gas emitter in Central Asia.
In China, Huawei accelerates the integration of intelligent technologies in electric vehicles, meeting rising demand and supporting a 20% sales increase in 2024.
In Nouvelle-Aquitaine, VALOREM, Bpifrance, and Crédit Agricole announce funding for an 18.9 MW wind farm in Lavausseau. The project aims to produce 43 GWh annually, supporting the region's energy transition.