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Carbonova raises C$5.1mn to launch industrial nanofibre demonstrator in Calgary
CNOOC launches production at Weizhou 11-4 oilfield in South China Sea
BOTAŞ strengthens LNG capacity with expansion of Marmara Ereğlisi terminal
Norway launches cross-border consultation on nuclear power plant project
TEPCO could restart Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear plant as early as January

End of Biden’s Strategy for Replenishing the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserves

The White House completes its oil purchasing program to replenish strategic reserves, marking the end of a controversial initiative aimed at strengthening energy security after massive releases in 2022.

COP29: Australia Increases Climate Support and Advocates for Green Hydrogen

As a contender to host COP31, Australia is pushing for ambitious climate commitments at COP29 in Azerbaijan, while promoting green hydrogen initiatives for Asian markets.

France: uncertainties surrounding the future Nuclear Safety Authority scheduled for January

France: uncertainties surrounding the future Nuclear Safety Authority scheduled for January
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China Adopts New Law to Accelerate Carbon Neutrality by 2060

China has ratified an ambitious legislation aimed at promoting carbon neutrality and framing sustainable energy development in response to growing climate challenges.

Brazil raises its greenhouse gas reduction target for 2035

Brazil has increased its greenhouse gas reduction target from 59% to 67% by 2035 as part of its commitment to the Paris Agreement.

Iran faces fuel shortage: electricity rationed to avoid energy crisis

In response to a fuel shortage threatening the power plants, Iran has announced electricity rationing in Tehran and several provinces. The duration of this measure remains unknown.
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Washington: Carbon Market Preserved After Rejection of Initiative 2117

Voters in Washington rejected Initiative 2117, ensuring the continuation of the carbon market established in 2021. This decision could drive up carbon allowance prices.

Trump in Power: A Threat to the Fight Against Climate Change

Donald Trump's election in the United States, with his open climate skepticism, could reverse American environmental commitments, jeopardizing global climate goals and increasing greenhouse gas emissions.

IEA Warns of Insufficient Progress in Energy Efficiency Ahead of COP29

Just days before COP29, the International Energy Agency (IEA) sounds the alarm: progress in energy efficiency remains well below the goals set in 2023, jeopardizing the reduction of fossil fuel usage.
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U.S. Elections Reshape the Future of Energy: Between Protectionism and Climate Transition

The recent U.S. elections could reshape energy policies, influencing global markets, trade relations, and climate commitments. The opposing candidates’ positions, between protecting fossil industries and promoting clean energy, outline divergent prospects.

Namibia: An IEA Report Highlights the Potential of Energy Transition for Economic Growth

A new report from the International Energy Agency reveals that Namibia could boost its socioeconomic development by capitalizing on its renewable resources, provided effective support policies are implemented.

France: Job Threat at GRDF Sparks Strike by Nearly 10% of Workers

Amid concerns over potential job cuts, approximately 10% of GRDF employees mobilized in response to a call from the CGT, denouncing a plan to reduce payroll, affecting thousands of jobs.
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France: RTE launches an order of 5,000 km of cables to secure the French electrical network

The French operator RTE is investing nearly one billion euros to acquire 5,000 km of underground cables from five European cable suppliers to modernize and strengthen its high-voltage electricity network.

Berlin considers revising 2025 European sanctions on automotive emissions

The German government, in agreement with Paris, has expressed openness to a revision of European sanctions targeting automakers in 2025, aiming to support an industry struggling with Chinese competition and high energy costs.

Indian Supplier Adani Reduces Electricity Supply to Bangladesh Due to Outstanding Payments

The Indian group Adani has halved the electricity supplied to Bangladesh due to $850 million in unpaid bills. This reduction in energy flow places the country in a position where it must quickly address a shortfall.
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France Unveils Its Energy and Climate Strategy Ahead of COP29

As COP29 approaches, France presents an ambitious roadmap to strengthen renewable energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.

COP29 under Tension: Climate Commitments Threatened by Fossil Fuel Interests

As COP29 approaches in Azerbaijan, tensions emerge as climate ambitions clash with economic realities, and vulnerable nations express growing impatience.

Canada: 35% CO₂ Emissions Reduction in Energy by 2030, a Complex Transition

Canada commits to a 35% reduction in emissions from its energy sector by 2030, imposing constraints on a key economic industry. This project brings both hopes and concerns among provinces and companies.
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Malawi: Fuel Rationing Sparks Concerns Over Food Security

Facing a severe fuel shortage due to a lack of foreign currency, Malawi has implemented rationing measures, raising fears over food security and the stability of the agricultural and economic sectors.

CO2: European Car Manufacturers Face Imminent Climate Sanctions

With the tightening of European CO2 emissions standards, car manufacturers must reduce their emissions or face massive penalties. A significant challenge that could reshape the industrial landscape in Europe.
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