
Bloom Energy expands its presence in Taiwan
Bloom Energy and Unimicron enter into an agreement to deploy 10 MW of fuel cells at Unimicron’s Taiwanese plants.
Bloom Energy and Unimicron enter into an agreement to deploy 10 MW of fuel cells at Unimicron’s Taiwanese plants.
BP is finalizing the purchase of Archaea Energy, a leading supplier of renewable natural gas (RNG) in the United States. This marks an important step in the growth of its strategic bioenergy business.
Indonesia approves the first development plan for the Tuna offshore gas field. With an estimated total investment of $3.07 billion until production begins. The project is expected to assert Indonesia’s sovereignty in the South Sea, which is subject to numerous tensions with China.
Eni announces Eni Sustainable Mobility, its new company dedicated to sustainable mobility developing bio-refining, biomethane.
At Akkuyu in Turkey, the nuclear power plant is finalizing the installation of the internal containment dome.
Bulgaria will have access to the gas infrastructure of its Turkish neighbor, allowing it to diversify its supply from Russian gas.
Argentina will receive less Bolivian gas next winter, while Bolivia was expected to send about 14 million cubic meters of natural gas following an agreement. Argentina is turning to alternative supplies such as the Vaca Muerta shale formation. The formation could become a key global gas supplier.
Following the announcement of the cessation of marine war insurance, British reinsurers granted Japan 30 billion yen until March. The aim is to secure fuel imports from Japan via Sakhalin-2 in the Russian Far East at the height of winter demand.
In Japan, ship insurers announced that they were cancelling coverage for war risks in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus. The announcement comes after reinsurers withdrew from the region in the face of significant losses.
In Turkey, President Tayyip Erdogan announced that the country’s total volume of natural gas is now 710 billion cubic meters.