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Mongolia omits Russia-to-China Power of Siberia 2 pipeline project from action plan for years ahead
China rolls out a raft of new green energy laws and projects to cement its global lead in the green transition
China rolled out a tidal wave of new legislation and action plans to bolster its drive to switch from fossil fuels to green energy, as early indicators suggest it has reached peak emissions six years early.
South Africa delays nuclear procurement process to allow for further public consultation
China’s move to restrict “bullet material” antimony exports to boost Tajikistan, Turkey and Myanmar
Move explained by Beijing as a national security issue set to push up prices for critical mineral to new highs.
MEOG: ADNOC Gas gives Q2 update
DMEA: CJ Logistics completes operation in Iraq
Energo: Cost of nuclear fuel production reaches record high as uranium conversion prices surge 46%
IMF: Carbon emissions from AI and crypto are surging and tax policy can help
What do crypto assets and artificial intelligence have in common? Both are power hungry and that is increasing emissions.
AsiaElec: India's renewable energy storage capacity set to surge to 6 GW by 2028: report
West Asia swelters in record-breaking heatwave as mega pilgrimage begins
The Middle East is grappling with a heatwave of unprecedented intensity as temperatures in Iraq and Iran soar to nearly 50°C (122°F), causing a series of electricity failures across the region.
LatAmOil: New Fortress Energy faces market backlash
Neo Energy Metals to spend $21mn to acquire two gold, uranium projects in South Africa
AEW 2024 to host Energy Finance Summit with focus on securing new investments in Africa
India's renewable energy capacity concentrated in just seven states
India's renewable energy capacity is predominantly concentrated in just seven states in the south and west of the country, Construction World reports.
Bulgaria temporarily freezes Chiren gas storage expansion amid EPPO investigation
The EPPO is probing Bulgartransgaz and three other companies in a probe into suspected fraud related to the Chiren expansion project that is funded by the EU.
Ukrainian diving instructor suspected of blowing up Nord Stream gas pipelines on the run from a German arrest warrant
A Ukrainian diving instructor suspected of being part of the gang that blew up Nord Stream gas pipelines last year is on the run. German prosecutors issued an arrest warrant for the man only identified as Vladislav Ts on August 13.
NorthAmOil: Industry-first technology in US Gulf of Mexico may open ultra-high pressure offshore fields
Azerbaijan builds largest wind farm in the Caucasus
Azerbaijan is steadily advancing towards becoming a leader in renewable energy, with the goal of emerging as a key exporter of green energy to Europe.
‘Massive disinformation campaign’ undermines energy transition, says UN assistant secretary general
Four-century record heat is “existential threat” to Great Barrier Reef
Over the past nine years, the Great Barrier Reef has experienced five significant coral bleaching events. A recent study examining centuries-old coral samples highlights the severe threat climate change poses to this natural wonder.
Global wind to more than double by 2030, but more is needed, says Ember
National wind targets aim for a collective doubling of capacity by 2030, and global forecasts suggest this is achievable, says a new report by climate change think-tank Ember.
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