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NGO warns Bulgaria over plans to swap coal for fossil gas
CEE Bankwatch says Sofia's intention to replace coal-fired with gas-fired power plants is unfeasible given it has no strategy or financial plan.
Oil-focused African Energy Bank to choose host nation in March, launch by end-June
African Energy Bank expects to launch by June 30 after selecting a host nation this month and aims to raise an initial $5bn from African signatories, international financiers and MENA states, its head said in an interview.
Uzbekistan, China eye joint uranium exploration
Tashkent is looking to an array of international partners to hit its ambitious output targets.
GLNG: Japanese LNG purchasers facing oversupply issue
Russian oil refineries set ablaze in second day of Ukrainian attacks
Relentless attacks on Russian refineries have led to widespread disruptions in the nation's energy supply chain.
Could lithium transform Zimbabwe’s economy or will the opportunity be squandered?
Zimbabwe has Africa’s biggest lithium deposits but China is acquiring many of the mines and a question mark hangs over the extent to which the local population will benefit from the mineral wealth.
FDI flow from China to Eurasia is ebbing
Lots of talks, but no new deals are being announced.
MEOG: KOC tenders for Bahra expansion
Kazakhstan positions itself for lithium windfall
The National Geological Service says the country has lithium reserves of around 75,600 tonnes.
AfrElec: Tanzania’s $2.9bn Nyerere Dam goes online, power cuts projected to drop by 85%
EU's CBAM poses financial threat to Ukrainian producers during wartime
The introduction of the European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) in 2026 could potentially impose big new financial strains on Ukrainian producers, costing them millions in lost trade, unless the EU offers exemptions due to the war
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