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The European Union (EU) is planning a deal with Namibia to support the country’s nascent …
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EU Plans Hydrogen Deal with Namibia as It Pulls away from Russian Energy
The European Union (EU) is planning a deal with Namibia to support the country’s nascent green…
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USA Sending more Gas to Europe than Russia
For the first time, the US is supplying more natural gas to Europe than Russia sends by pipelines, a…
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Barkindo to Join Atlantic Council, Leaves OPEC July 31
The Atlantic Council has disclosed that Mohammad Sanusi Barkindo, secretary general for the Organiza…
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Oil Up as Supply Outages Outweigh Demand Fears
Oil prices edged higher on Monday as output disruptions in Libya and planned shutdowns in Norway off…
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Japan Continues Viewing Sakhalin-2 as Important Project for Energy Security
Tokyo continues viewing the Sakhalin-2 project as important from the standpoint of providing power a…
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UK Interest in Solar Power Heats up as Energy Bills Soar
Boom in solar panel demand is clouded by supply chain disruption, a fragmented industry as well as e…
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Algeria Says It’s Agreed Hike in Gas Prices with Three Partners
Algeria said it reached a deal with three “partners” to increase prices of its natural gas exports, …
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Japan PM Says Marginal Price of Russian Oil will be Halved
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said the ceiling price for Russian oil, which was included in …
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U.S. Supplies more Gas to Europe than Russia for the First Time
For the first time, the U.S. provided more liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Europe than Russia sends b…
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Iraq to Penalize Oil Firms Operating in Southern Oilfields
Oil firms operating in Iraq’s southern oilfields might face penalties from the state for pollu…
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EU Plans Hydrogen Deal with Namibia as It Pulls away from Russian Energy
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Japan Continues Viewing Sakhalin-2 as Important Project for Energy Security
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Japan PM Says Marginal Price of Russian Oil will be Halved
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Iraq to Penalize Oil Firms Operating in Southern Oilfields
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Erdogan Warns Sweden, Finland NATO Bids could still be Blocked
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EU Prepares Emergency Plan to do without Russian Energy
The European Union’s executive arm on Friday pledged to draft an emergency plan this month …
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AEOI Chief: New Centrifuges Installation Part of Strategic Action Plan
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Qatar Takes No Sides in Nuclear Negotiations
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Oil Up as Supply Outages Outweigh Demand Fears
Oil prices edged higher on Monday as output disruptions in Libya and planned shutdowns in …
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JPMorgan Sees Stratospheric $380 Oil on Worst-Case Russian Cut
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U.S. Rig Count Slips
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USA Sending more Gas to Europe than Russia
For the first time, the US is supplying more natural gas to Europe than Russia …
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Algeria Says It’s Agreed Hike in Gas Prices with Three Partners
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U.S. Supplies more Gas to Europe than Russia for the First Time
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China to Subsidize Refiners if Oil Prices Exceed $130
China will provide subsidies to its oil refiners if international oil prices jump to over …
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One of Europe’s Largest Gas Storage Sites could Start the Winter Empty
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European Refiners are Racing to Capitalize on Record-High Diesel Margins
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The Petrochemical Industry is Set to Explode
As countries around the globe are setting ambitious targets to reduce their dependency on fossil …
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Europe Seeks Asia Petrochemicals on Russia Supply Loss amid Sanctions
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China Begins Mega Condensate Gas Field Construction in Bohai Bay
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Iran to Produce 141mn Tons of Petrochemicals by 2027
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China Oil Demand to Peak by 2030 on Petrochemical Use
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World’s 2nd Largest Hydropower Station Nears Completion in China
The last few generating units of southwest China’s Baihetan Hydropower Station are being installed and …
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China’s Pumped Storage Hydropower Volume to Hit 62m kWh by 2025
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Droughts Shrink Hydropower, Pose Risk to Global Push to Clean Energy
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Environmental Impact of Bottled Water Up to 3,500 Times Greater than Tap Water
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Hydropower Growth on Track for Big Slowdown
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Ukraine Eyes Billions in Euros from Europe Electricity Exports
Ukraine hopes to make €1.5 billion from electricity exports to the European Union by the …
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Japan Asks People and Firms to Save Electricity to Avoid Blackouts
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Iran, Turkmenistan Mull over Boosting Electricity Trade
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EU Targets Clean Power, LNG in Plan to Slash Russia Dependence
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Russia Halts Electricity Supply to Finland amid NATO Tensions
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IEA: “Capital Spending is Insufficient to Tackle the Energy and Climate Crises”
The current level of global capital spending is still far from sufficient to combat the …
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Germany Sticks to 2030 Coal Exit Target amid Energy Worries
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U.S., EU and Japan Eye Curbing Methane Emissions in Oil and Gas Sector
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China Ramps up Coal Power to Boost Post-Lockdown Growth
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Urgent Action Needed if Ireland to Meet Climate Targets
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UK Interest in Solar Power Heats up as Energy Bills Soar
Boom in solar panel demand is clouded by supply chain disruption, a fragmented industry as …
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Denmark Agrees on Massive Green Capacity Boost by 2030
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Aramco Plans 12GW Renewables Investment
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Solar Industry Lashes out as Biden Lifts Tariffs on Chinese Panels
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Saudi Arabia to Host World’s Largest Solar Process Heat Plant
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Barkindo to Join Atlantic Council, Leaves OPEC July 31
The Atlantic Council has disclosed that Mohammad Sanusi Barkindo, secretary general for the Organization of …
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3rd Iranian Ship Carrying Fuel Docks in Syria’s Banias Port
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Iraq to Increase Importing Iranian Gas
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Russia Cuts Natural Gas Exports to Europe again
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Iran Oil Tanker Arrives in Venezuelan Water
