Technip Energies has secured a contract to lead preparatory works for a floating liquefied natural gas unit in Africa, confirming its presence in the international gas infrastructure market.
Asia dominated global new renewable energy capacity in 2024 with 71% of installations, while Africa recorded limited growth of only 7.2%, according to the latest annual report from IRENA.
Global CO₂ emissions reach a record level in 2024, while Europe reports a local decrease but significantly outsources its pollution to emerging economies, revealing a pronounced gap between stated ambitions and economic realities.
While capital is flowing into clean technologies globally, Africa remains marginalised, receiving only a fraction of the expected flows, according to the International Energy Agency.
New US tariff measures are driving up energy sector costs, with a particularly strong impact on storage and solar, according to a study by Wood Mackenzie.
Engie validates hydrogen storage in salt caverns, opening a strategic market for industrial firms and energy producers facing the rise of renewable gases and the need to diversify technical solutions to meet increasing demand.
The NGO Reclaim Finance ranked BPCE last among twenty major European banks for its lack of commitment to the transition towards carbon neutrality, according to a study published on Tuesday.
Nexans has announced that it has entered into exclusive negotiations with the investment fund Latour Capital for the sale of Lynxeo, its industrial cable division, for an amount of 525 million euros. This transaction is part of the group’s strategy to focus on electrification.
The Trump administration is detailing its energy priorities in Houston this week, focusing on deregulation and support for fossil fuels. The CERAWeek conference, which gathers key industry players, will serve as the stage for these announcements.
In February 2025, US LNG exports to Europe reached a historic high, with the UK as the top importing country, as demand for natural gas continues to grow in the European market.
Global demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) is expected to rise by 60% by 2040, driven by economic growth in Asia, emissions reduction efforts in industry and transport, and the impact of artificial intelligence, according to Shell.
Lightsource bp has signed 10 power purchase agreements in 2024, representing 1.3 gigawatts of capacity, spanning Europe, the Americas, and the Asia-Pacific region.
Trade restrictions and the concentration of critical mineral supply expose supply chains to increasing risks. Despite a currently well-supplied market, the IEA warns of future shortages that could impact strategic industries.
Gas prices in Europe have surpassed $620 per 1,000 cubic meters, reaching a level not seen in two years. At the same time, underground gas reserves have dropped below 50%, with withdrawal rates among the highest ever recorded for February. ##
Westbridge Renewable Energy is developing five new battery energy storage system projects in Alberta, totaling 539 MWh, strengthening Canadian energy infrastructure and supporting the transition to renewable energy.
According to the KOMO Q1 2025 report by KAPSARC, India will dominate global oil demand growth with an additional 220 Kb/d, surpassing China and reaffirming Asia's central role in the energy market.
Russia reports that nine Ukrainian drones targeted a TurkStream pipeline station, without disrupting deliveries to Europe. This incident highlights the geopolitical stakes of energy infrastructure.
The DOE warns of economic and climate risks associated with increased liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports, with an estimated 31% rise in wholesale prices and significant social impacts.
The Norwegian industry anticipates a 4% increase in offshore investments in 2025, reaching NOK 275 billion, with enhanced exploration to slow the natural production decline.
Energy prices in Europe far exceed those in the United States and China, putting the manufacturing industry at a disadvantage. An urgent review of energy and industrial policies is needed to safeguard European competitiveness.
Venture Global LNG informs Edison SpA of a delay in deliveries until April 2025, resulting in significant financial and contractual repercussions for both parties.
The attempted merger between EDP and SSE, aimed at creating a utility giant in Europe, did not come to fruition. This failure reveals crucial strategic issues and influences the European energy landscape in the midst of a transition towards renewables.
Gasoline exports to Nigeria have sharply dropped in October, as the Dangote refinery operates at half capacity, risking a fuel deficit without additional imports.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has lowered its forecasts for global refinery runs due to weak profit margins, particularly impacting China and Europe.
On October 15, the Energos Princess carrier unloaded at the Gate terminal in the Netherlands the first shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG) exported by Mexico to Europe, marking a significant milestone in the energy sector.
For several years, the notion of ecological debt has gained importance alongside public debt. This article explores its meaning, quantification, and the challenges related to its reduction, while examining the implications for future generations.
Industrial carbon capture and storage (CCS) initiatives have seen significant growth in 2024, reaching 628 global projects. This expansion is supported by public policies and strengthened international collaboration.
In September 2024, China imported a record volume of coal, driven by the decline in international prices and growing domestic demand, particularly in electricity production and the chemical industry.
TOYO Co., Ltd plans to establish a 2 gigawatt solar cell manufacturing plant in Ethiopia, leveraging favorable investment policies and the country's hydropower supply.
Masdar strengthens its collaborations with Norwegian companies to develop renewable energy and green hydrogen projects during an official visit to Norway.
MiQ announced the certification of the Grain LNG terminal in the United Kingdom, Europe's largest, thereby providing increased transparency on emissions for American exporters targeting European buyers.
Russian gas deliveries via Ukraine reached 1.26 billion cubic meters in September, representing 39% of the contractual volume. The transit agreement between Russia and Ukraine will expire at the end of the year, raising concerns about European supply.
Plug Power and Allied Green Ammonia Collaborate to Develop a Green Ammonia Production Facility in Australia, Strengthening the Transition to a Sustainable Hydrogen Economy.
The global gas balance remains precarious in 2024, with modest LNG production growth despite record demand. Geopolitical tensions sustain price volatility in European and Asian markets.
Investments in hydrogen have doubled, mainly in China, but uncertainties remain regarding demand and regulatory frameworks necessary for sustainable growth.
Japan's new Minister of Economy, Trade, and Industry, Yoji Muto, recently reaffirmed the country's commitment to restart its nuclear power plants while maximizing the integration of renewables into its energy mix. This approach is part of a broader strategy to diversify Japan’s energy sources and reduce its dependence on fossil fuels.
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak announces that Russia could lift the gasoline export ban if a supply surplus is found in a stable domestic market.
Eni is in advanced discussions with KKR to sell 20% of its biofuels subsidiary Enilive.
Other investors, such as Stonepeak, are showing an interest in a new stake.
Faced with dwindling water reserves, Brazil is stepping up its purchases of liquefied natural gas to maintain power generation, increasing pressure on the global LNG market this winter.
Envision Energy and TÜV Nord enter into a partnership to strengthen the certification of wind power technologies, with a focus on supply chain optimization and international competitiveness.
