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Global demand for clean energy technologies expected to triple by 2035, according to the IEA
The clean energy technology market could reach a value of $2 trillion by 2035, driven by solar, wind, electric vehicles, and other innovations, according to the latest IEA report.
Jihadist Sabotage: Northern Nigeria Plunged Into Darkness, Millions of Inhabitants Affected
For two weeks, a power outage caused by jihadist sabotage has affected 19 states in northern Nigeria, paralyzing daily life for millions and weighing heavily on the local economy.
France: Enedis adapts the Breton network to face storms
One year after storm Ciaran, Enedis strengthens the electrical network in Brittany. By burying 1,100 kilometers of lines and modernizing cables, the company aims to reduce outages related to weather disruptions.
The “Coral Triangle” in Danger from Petroleum Expansion
An NGO report warns of environmental risks associated with oil and gas concessions in the “Coral Triangle,” one of the world’s richest marine ecosystems, threatened by maritime traffic and oil spills.
The World Bank anticipates a historic drop in oil prices in 2025
The World Bank predicts an oil surplus that should drive down commodity prices despite tensions in the Middle East. Demand in China is slowing, contributing to this unprecedented imbalance.
The Long Fall of Venezuelan Oil Ministers: Corruption and Intrigues
In Venezuela, five of the last eight Oil Ministers are imprisoned or on the run, accused of corruption. This strategic sector, vital to the country, is plagued by recurring scandals.
East Mediterranean LNG Prices Decline Amid Weak European Demand
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices in the Eastern Mediterranean are falling, impacted by weak European demand and reduced shipping costs while gas reserves remain high.
The World Bank anticipates a historic drop in oil prices in 2025
The World Bank predicts an oil surplus that should drive down commodity prices despite tensions in the Middle East. Demand in China is slowing, contributing to this unprecedented imbalance.
US Elections 2024: The Disappearance of “King Coal” from the Political Scene
US Elections 2024: The Disappearance of “King Coal” from the Political Scene
Finland: Court Orders Seizure of Russian Assets Following Naftogaz Petition
Finnish court orders the seizure of Russian assets in response to a request by the Ukrainian company Naftogaz, as part of enforcing a $5 billion arbitration award for losses in Crimea.
Occidental develops a CO₂ pipeline network in Southeast Texas
Occidental Petroleum, in partnership with Enterprise Products Partners, is setting up a CO₂ pipeline network in Southeast Texas to transport captured emissions, thus supporting carbon capture and storage projects in the Houston area.
EUs CBAM: Limited Impact on Asian Voluntary Carbon Credits and Product Prices
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) could have little effect on Asia’s voluntary carbon market and minimal impact on finished product prices, according to experts at the Asia Climate Summit.
U.S. Investigation on Chinese Enriched Uranium Imports Intensifies
U.S. Investigation on Chinese Enriched Uranium Imports Intensifies
Japan Restarts Nuclear Reactor Near Fukushima Amid Safety Concerns
Nearly thirteen years after the Fukushima disaster, Japan resumes operations at a nuclear reactor in the northeast, reinforced to withstand tsunamis, as the country accelerates its energy transition.
China: Turfan surpasses 10 billion kWh of energy for the first time
With a solar project integrating thermal storage and photovoltaics, Turfan in Xinjiang surpasses 10 billion kWh of annual production from renewable energy sources, marking a milestone in local energy transition.
Historic Agreement between BOEM and DoD for Offshore Wind Development in the United States
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) and the Department of Defense (DoD) unite to support offshore wind development, ensuring compatibility with essential military operations.
Sungrow equips one of Brazil’s largest solar projects
Solar inverter provider Sungrow has announced the supply of equipment for a major solar
Historic Agreement between BOEM and DoD for Offshore Wind Development in the United States
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) and the Department of Defense (DoD) unite
Industrial heat pumps make their mark to reduce CO2 emissions
Skyven Technologies introduces an industrial heat pump capable of generating steam, reducing Western New
Adani Group Accelerates Its Global Expansion with 10 GW of Hydroelectric Projects
Adani Group, a leader in renewable energy, plans to develop 10 GW of hydroelectric
Canada: Tu Deh-Kah, initiated by the Fort Nelson First Nation, will generate 15 MW
The Tu Deh-Kah geothermal project by the Fort Nelson First Nation aims to produce
35% Growth for McPhy: Electrolyzers Propel Results in the First Half of 2024
McPhy Energy reports a 35% increase in revenue for the first half of 2024, driven by the expansion of its electrolyzer activity. The group refocuses on industrial hydrogen production despite operational challenges.
TotalEnergies and Morocco Launch Green Hydrogen Production Project for the European Market
TotalEnergies partners with Morocco to develop a vast green hydrogen project in the Guelmin-Oued Noun region, aiming for green ammonia production powered by renewable energy for European markets.