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MEOG: Tethys Oil begins Oman drill
India adds 14.9 GW of solar capacity in 1H 2024
India added 14.9 GW of solar capacity in the first half of the calendar year 2024, marking a 282% y/y increase
Russia faces possible power shortage due to the impact of sanctions, but plans 11 new nuclear power stations to meet demand
Moscow may face blackouts and significant electricity shortages in the coming years thanks to sanctions unless major investment is made into expanding generating capacity, according to a development scheme prepared by Russia's System Operator.
Hungary's MOL seeks to take oil at Russia-Ukraine border
The same arrangement might be made for Russian gas supplies through Ukraine after Kyiv and Moscow’s long-term transit contract expires at the end of this year.
AfrElec: South Africa delays nuclear procurement process to allow for further public consultation
Australia to build world's largest solar power plant
Australia is set to construct the world’s largest solar power plant, a ground-breaking project named Power Link, which will generate 4 GW of electricity, enough to power approximately 3mn homes.
Energo: Romania’s renewable energy resurgence
OPINION: Romania’s renewable energy resurgence
EBRD Southeast Europe head of energy Georgios Gkiaouris on powering Romania’s green ambitions through highs and lows.
South Africa’s Eskom attributes recent achievements to management changes at power stations
NorthAmOil: Natural gas glut leads to production cuts
Serbia moves to lift 35-year ban on nuclear power plants
The government is considering nuclear energy as a viable option to reduce carbon emissions and bolster energy independence.
Satellite images reveal unprecedented retreat of Acetic glacier on Svalbard archipelago
Satellite images from NASA have revealed unprecedented retreat of Arctic glacier retreat on the Norwegian Svalbard archipelago, The Barents Observer reported on August 19.
Ukraine plans ambitious EV infrastructure despite war and energy crisis
Ukraine has ambitious plans to roll out EV infrastructure despite the fact that Russia has destroyed half its power stations, and the country is suffering from rolling blackouts.
Tomatogeddon arrives
Kraft Heinz, known for its ketchup, is pouring millions of dollars into researching tomatoes that can withstand the climate crisis.
If Russian gas transit through Sudzha stops, who are the winners and losers?
Russia generates approximately $11bn annually from exporting oil and gas through Ukraine, while Ukraine earns only $1bn from transit fees, according to Serhiy Makogon, former Director of the Ukrainian Gas Transmission System (GTS) Operator.
Poland's Orlen strikes one-year oil supply deal with BP
BP supplies are set to cover 15% of the annual demand of the entire Orlen group.
Croatian authorities halt hydropower plant construction on Una river
Decision follows weeks of protests against construction of hydropower plant that raised concerns about water supply disruptions and potential environmental impact.
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