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Europe still can’t shake off Russian LNG habit
Russian exports of LNG to the Europe rose a staggering 50% in the first nine months of 2022, according to EU figures, even as volumes of pipeline gas fell 80%, as Europe’s need for gas trumped the EU’s efforts to cut dependence on Russian gas.
AsiaElec: India set for 3.6 GW of green open access capacity in 2023
GLNG: African NGOs call for suspension of Tema LNG project in Ghana
ENERGO: Turkey’s Karpowership anchors seventh floating power plant off energy-short Cuba
Turkmenistan: Send in the clowns
The president’s father (the former president) is stealing the show. Plus, the latest on efforts to get Turkmen gas to Europe. Eurasianet’s weekly briefing.
REM: COP27: Biden presents US as climate leader, blasts Putin’s "weaponisation" of fossil fuels
EurOil: Power cut to Druzhba pipeline shuts down oil supplies from Ukraine to Hungary
AsianOil: Pakistan set for gas, power rationing amid LNG crunch
FSUOGM: Gazprom finishes tests at Kaliningrad FSRU
COMMENT: Russian tactics against Ukraine hit Moldovan energy sector
Moldova is in the front line this winter as Russia's attack on Ukraine spills over to undermine the republic's energy security.
Russia rains down 100 missiles on Ukraine in largest ever attack on energy infrastructure
Russia relentlessly launched 100 missiles at 11 Ukrainian regions on the afternoon of November 15, just days after the war-torn country celebrated the liberation of Kherson.
Moldova suffers electricity blackout after Russian missile strikes on Ukraine
Electricity supplies were cut off across much of Moldova after a power line that supplies the country was disconnected.
World population hits 8bn. Where do we go from here?
Greying of populations big dilemma for developed countries. Share of people on planet aged 65 years or above projected to rise from 10% now to 16% in 2050.
Slovakia's InoBat plans electric vehicle battery factory in Serbia
New gigafactory to help to meet the growing demand for electric car batteries in Europe.
The number of people without access to electricity is rising for the first time in decades, mostly in Africa
The number of people without access to electricity is rising for the first time in decades, says IEA, thanks to the energy crisis.
Poland puts Gazprom-owned pipeline company under administration
Government says decision “necessary for the proper functioning of Europol Gaz” and will ensure that there is “decision-making paralysis in the company”.
MEOG: Kuwait pledges to reach net zero
LatAmOil: Guyana starts first competitive offshore licensing round
DMEA: KIPIC launches first phase of al-Zour refinery
Slovenia to quit Energy Charter Treaty as it pursues green transition
Ljubljana says "outdated" treaty impedes its climate goals as it follows several fellow EU members in announcing decision to quit.
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