The Air Liquide Group has confirmed its annual targets despite a 17.4% drop in sales in the third quarter of 2023, attributed to "lower energy prices" and currency variations. The company maintains its commitment to the hydrogen sector, investing heavily in both the United States and Europe.

Solid Growth and Encouraging Prospects for the Halliburton Group. Net profit is up 32%, and the outlook for 2024 is optimistic.

Abu Dhabi's Masdar Acquires a Major Wind Project Share for 2 billion euros, in the context of the energy transition.

Energy in turmoil: Chevron acquires Hess for $53 billion

Evergreen Marine Corporation and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners are collaborating to explore carbon-neutral e-fuels, a crucial step towards the decarbonization of shipping.

TotalEnergies maintains its fuel price cap for 2024 despite economic and geopolitical challenges.

Iberdrola and its Executives Before the Courts for Electricity Price Fraud.

Legrand, the French electrical equipment manufacturer, has sold its activities in Russia, marking a strategic withdrawal from the Russian market.

Chevron's suspension of the Tamar gas platform following the Hamas offensive has major repercussions on world energy markets. This decision affects gas supply and market stability.

TotalEnergies finalizes a major agreement to sell its stake in the Canadian oil sands, marking a turning point in its energy strategy. Find out more about this operation and its impact on the energy industry.

Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has dismissed Sonatrach CEO Toufik Hakkar, appointing Rachid Hachichi as his successor. This decision raises questions about the stability of the state-owned company, which is crucial to the Algerian economy, and about the fight against corruption within Sonatrach.

Veolia launches a global social protection program for its 213,000 employees, regardless of their position or the country in which they work. This initiative, initiated by General Manager Estelle Brachlianoff, aims to ensure social equity within the company, putting the well-being of employees ahead of considerations of attractiveness.

Former EDF Chairman Marcel Boiteux has died aged 101. He left his mark on French energy history by promoting nuclear power. His influence endures, and his legacy inspires reflection on the future of energy. Find out more about this key industry figure.

EDF is launching a trial auction for electricity in 2027-2028, with the aim of offering more stable prices and preparing for the end of Arenh. This initiative meets the growing demand for long-term electricity contracts, improving visibility and price stability, while supporting the necessary investments.

Rio Tinto has chosen Jérôme Pécresse to lead the decarbonization of its aluminum sector in Quebec, marking its commitment to reducing carbon emissions. The group is also investing $1.1 billion in the ecological expansion of its plant, underlining the growing importance of sustainability in the aluminum industry.

Eiffage announces a 10.7% increase in net profit for the first half of 2023, reaching 392 million euros, and confirms its forecasts for the year. The company also recorded a 10.4% increase in sales in the first half, is focusing on renovation for the future, and is considering acquisitions in the energy sector.

A French consortium comprising TSE and Lhyfe will take over the inactive Fonderies du Poitou site in Châtellerault to create an industrial park with up to 300 jobs. It will focus on renewable energies, in particular solar power and green hydrogen.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a key player in the fight against climate change. Startups are developing solutions to measure and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and to improve the traceability of industrial activities.

Eni France generated billing errors affecting around 100,000 customers, leading to a commitment to correct them. Executives were summoned by Minister Agnès Pannier-Runacher, acknowledging scheduling errors for contracts renewed in 2022.

TotalEnergies acquires 40% of the Norwegian CO2 exploration permit "Luna" with CapeOmega Carbon Storage, reinforcing its commitment to CO2 storage in the North Sea and other key regions. This project aims to store hundreds of millions of tonnes of CO2 from Europe's hard-to-decarbonize industries.

BHP announces a 37% drop in annual profit to $13.4 billion for the 2022-2023 financial year, attributed to inflation and lower raw material prices. Despite this fall, BHP remains confident about global demand for iron ore, coal and copper, while highlighting its progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

A visionary partnership: TagEnergy and Snowy Hydro seal a major agreement for the first phase of the Golden Plains East wind farm. This step represents an important milestone in the transition to renewable energies, illustrating the effectiveness of TagEnergy's investment approach.

Equinor and its partners are replacing two gas turbines with an innovative steam turbine on the Statfjord C platform in Norway. This technology aims to reduce annual CO2 emissions by 95,000 tonnes by recovering excess heat to generate electricity.

The Apex Solar project, a milestone in Montana's renewable energy landscape. Clēnera, an Enlight affiliate, proudly announces the start of commercial operations on August 4, 2023. This joint project represents a significant milestone for Clēnera, marking its first project since the acquisition by Enlight in 2021.

A heat wave in the United States reduces renewable energy production, increasing the use of natural gas. Gas and electricity prices soar as California takes steps to meet high demand and avoid blackouts.

Invenergy and partners acquire AEP's renewable energy portfolio worth $1.5 billion. This acquisition, led by Invenergy in partnership with La Caisse and funds managed by Blackstone Infrastructure Partners, includes 14 projects in 11 states with 1,365 MW of capacity.