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Explosion of a Tanker Truck in Nigeria: 98 Dead and an Alarming Toll

In Nigeria, a tragic tanker truck explosion claimed 98 lives and injured 69 others. This incident highlights security challenges and the socio-economic consequences of ongoing reforms.

Trump reignites oil drilling and exits the Paris Agreement: a climate earthquake

Donald Trump announces the United States' withdrawal from the Paris Agreement and declares a national "energy emergency," jeopardizing global efforts to combat climate change.

Bosnia Adopts a Law to Reduce Its Gas Dependence

A Bosnian entity adopts a text to build a gas pipeline toward Croatia. This measure aims to diversify supply and reduce reliance on Russian gas, under the notable impetus of American diplomacy.
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France: Electricity rates, 15% decrease for millions of subscribers

Regulated electricity rates drop by 15%. Millions of households and small businesses are affected. The Commission de Régulation de l’Énergie confirms this development despite the end of the price shield and the Turpe increase.

Chris Wright: Trump’s Pick for Energy Balances Renewables and Fossil Fuels

During his Senate hearing, Chris Wright, Donald Trump’s Energy nominee, surprised many by acknowledging climate change while advocating for an energy growth strategy blending renewables and fossil fuels.

France: Ademe manage 3.5 billion euros for ecological transition

Criticized by political figures, Ademe defends its management of 3.5 billion euros allocated to the ecological transition in collaboration with the state and local authorities.
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Norway Awards 53 Licenses to Boost Its Continental Shelf Energy Sector

The APA 2024 cycle marks a turning point for Norwegian energy, with 53 licenses distributed among 20 companies. These opportunities aim to maintain competitiveness and innovation in a key European sector.

The United States modernizes 90 miles of network with Great River Energy and Prisma Photonics

Great River Energy collaborates with Prisma Photonics to monitor 90 miles of electrical lines in real-time in the United States, enhancing resilience against climate challenges and network disruptions.

France mandates 50% canopies; Carrefour and 10 federations respond

In France, Carrefour and ten federations challenge a decree mandating the coverage of 50% of outdoor parking lots with photovoltaic canopies, citing unrealistic deadlines and significant economic impacts.
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The 3-Billion-Euro France-Spain Electric Line Blocked by Activists

In the Landes region, activists are trying to halt the construction of a high-voltage power line connecting France and Spain, a project valued at 3 billion euros.

The Netherlands plans 70 GW of offshore wind energy with the IEA

The International Energy Agency highlights the Netherlands' ambitions to increase offshore wind capacity while addressing challenges to secure their energy transition.

The United States Strengthens Offshore Penalties with Fines Reaching $59,114

The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management increases environmental penalties for offshore operations, aiming to ensure compliance from industry players.
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Kazakhstan: 6.6 million USD imposed on an oil consortium for pollution

A Kazakh court has ordered NCOC, an international oil consortium, to pay 6.6 million USD for excessive gas flaring at the Kachagan oil field, highlighting regional environmental challenges.

A global warming record with 1.55°C in 2024, the UN calls for urgent measures

In 2024, the global average temperature exceeded 1.55°C above pre-industrial levels, a historical record. Natural disasters are intensifying, and the UN urges immediate action to counter their growing impacts.

Mauritania secures 27 million dollars to develop its energy sector

The Mauritanian government and the Millennium Challenge Corporation signed a 27 million USD grant agreement to modernize the country's electricity infrastructure and strengthen climate resilience.
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The United States Fails to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions in 2024

Despite ambitious climate commitments, the United States only reduced its greenhouse gas emissions by 0.2% in 2024. A report from the Rhodium Group highlights a concerning trajectory for achieving the targets set in the Paris Agreement.

France: Agnès Pannier-Runacher retains climate and decarbonization responsibilities

The French Minister of Ecological Transition, Agnès Pannier-Runacher, sees her responsibilities adjusted but remains in charge of combating climate change and leading decarbonization efforts despite losing direct control over energy.

Canada: Trudeau and the Controversial Climate Legacy

When Justin Trudeau came to power in 2015, he symbolized the hope of a Canada that would lead the world in climate action. Nearly a decade later, he is leaving the political stage, leaving behind a controversial record. Carbon taxes, energy transition, and provincial tensions marked his tenure. With conservatives leading in the polls, the country is on the brink of a potential shift in its climate policy.
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Germany slows its energy transition with a limited 3% emissions reduction

Germany’s energy transition slowed in 2024, with a mere 3% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. Political and economic uncertainty hampers investments in key sectors, particularly industry and transport.

Moldova Accuses Gazprom of Provoking an Energy Crisis in Transnistria

Moldova and Gazprom are at odds over a debt estimated between $9 million and $700 million, exacerbating Transnistria's energy crisis. The separatist region faces the risk of total power outages in the midst of winter.
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