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Hungary proposes a budget increase for its Paks II nuclear project, a strategic initiative funded by Russia but facing technical, economic, and geopolitical challenges.
A consortium of key players, led by HoloSolis, is developing a gigafactory in Hambach to produce 10 million solar panels annually, meeting European energy transition goals and strengthening French industrial sovereignty.
Under growing pressure to decarbonize, the world’s leading oil companies are heavily investing in biofuels, with 43 projects aiming to boost sustainable fuel production by the end of the decade.
The Brazilian oil giant Petrobras is considering a return to Argentina, drawn by the potential of Vaca Muerta and a new energy cooperation agreement between the two nations.
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Despite pressure on refining margins, Africa is accelerating refinery projects to meet growing demand and enhance energy security, while facing competition from global giants.
Tata Power and Druk Green Power Corp announce a 5 GW project comprising hydropower, pumped storage, and solar energy, enhancing regional energy security and addressing the energy needs of both India and Bhutan.
Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) and ATCO EnPower announce the commissioning of two hydrogen production and refueling stations in Calgary and Edmonton. These facilities will support testing locomotives modified to run on hydrogen fuel cells.
GUS Technology and Toshiba Corporation have reached an agreement to develop lithium-ion batteries using niobium titanium oxide (NTO), with a market launch targeted for 2025.
Scatec has completed the sale of stakes in the Kalkbult, Linde, and Dreunberg solar power plants, generating a total gain of ZAR 2.4 billion and retaining a buyback option in 2034.
France, the European leader in metallic waste exports, struggles to exploit its recycling potential, particularly for copper, a key element in the energy transition, according to a report by Oliver Wyman.
Tokamak Energy announces a $125 million funding round, marking a key step toward the commercialization of fusion energy and the development of high-temperature superconducting technologies. A strategic global collaboration to address energy challenges.
Suriname and China have signed an agreement to reschedule $475 million in debt, marking the first step in revitalizing the South American country's economy, which remains in crisis despite its vast oil reserves.
ONEOK announces the sale of its three interstate natural gas pipelines to DT Midstream for $1.2 billion, a transaction aimed at optimizing its asset portfolio and strengthening its financial flexibility.
The United States and European nations have presented a resolution at the IAEA condemning Iran for failing to fully cooperate on its nuclear program. Tehran warns of repercussions following this decision.
Amid international tensions and limited progress in Baku, France stresses the importance of reaffirming the goal of phasing out fossil fuels, highlighting crucial financial and climate stakes for the future.
Fidra Energy and Sungrow announce a strategic partnership to develop two energy storage projects totaling 4.4 GWh in the UK, supporting the energy transition.
Mark Noyes, a seasoned expert in renewable energy, joins TerraForm Power as CEO to steer the company’s growth strategy in the face of industry challenges and opportunities.
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) and Kansai Electric Power Company (KEPCO) collaborate to develop secure and optimized maritime transport of liquefied hydrogen, a crucial step toward a low-carbon energy supply chain.
Octopus Energy, in partnership with Skyborn Renewables, qualifies for the ninth offshore wind tender in France. This collaboration marks a significant milestone for Octopus in its international renewable energy expansion.
The partnership between EDP Renewables and Salt River Project will result in the creation of a revolutionary 200 MW energy storage system designed to meet Arizona's growing electricity needs.
Wood Mackenzie anticipates a protectionist shift under Trump’s presidency, marked by a retreat from net-zero ambitions. However, renewables and the IRA will continue shaping the U.S. energy future.
The CRE proposes extending the regulated electricity tariffs (TRVE) to protect households against price volatility and provide essential stability in an evolving market.
The explosion at the Muscar complex caused significant damage to Venezuela’s gas and oil production infrastructure. The consequences affect light crude oil production, extra-heavy crude processing, and national gas supply.
Donald Trump's selection of Chris Wright as Secretary of Energy could signal a shift in U.S. energy policy, with the resumption of liquefied natural gas (LNG) export permits and reduced investments in renewable energy.