OX2 has acquired its first onshore wind power project in Australia, planning a capacity of 1 GW and integrating a battery energy storage system. Located north of Perth, this project marks a key milestone in the company's expansion in the Australian market.
OX2 has acquired its first onshore wind power project in Australia, planning a capacity of 1 GW and integrating a battery energy storage system. Located north of Perth, this project marks a key milestone in the company's expansion in the Australian market.
The energy ministries of Israel and Cyprus are discussing a historic agreement for the export of natural gas, marking the first sale of Israeli gas in Europe via a pipeline.
The energy ministries of Israel and Cyprus are discussing a historic agreement for the export of natural gas, marking the first sale of Israeli gas in Europe via a pipeline.
The CGT of GRDF denounces the extension of the lifespan of gas pipelines from 45 to 100 years, highlighting security risks and controversial economic motivations.
The CGT of GRDF denounces the extension of the lifespan of gas pipelines from 45 to 100 years, highlighting security risks and controversial economic motivations.
Thailand’s Gulf Energy is considering a contract for seven LNG cargoes per year for 2025-2026. Current offers are linked to JKM with a spread of 20-30 cents/MMBtu, in line with other similar Thai contracts.
Thailand’s Gulf Energy is considering a contract for seven LNG cargoes per year for 2025-2026. Current offers are linked to JKM with a spread of 20-30 cents/MMBtu, in line with other similar Thai contracts.
Russia has unveiled its first domestic gas turbine, the GTD-110M, at the Udarnaya power plant. This development, intended to replace Western technologies, marks a crucial step towards its energy independence.
Russia has unveiled its first domestic gas turbine, the GTD-110M, at the Udarnaya power plant. This development, intended to replace Western technologies, marks a crucial step towards its energy independence.
Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC) has restored its oil production to 1.22 million barrels per day (bpd) after disruptions caused by internal conflicts. This recovery marks a temporary stabilization, but the political context remains unstable.
Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC) has restored its oil production to 1.22 million barrels per day (bpd) after disruptions caused by internal conflicts. This recovery marks a temporary stabilization, but the political context remains unstable.
