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Turkmen petrochemical plants ‘channelling exports via obscure UK firms tied to president’s nephews’
Investigative reporting outlet also finds clear signs of nephews’ wealth in UAE with 16 apartments acquired in Dubai.
Uzbek glass wool producer Ecoclimat raises $5mn loan from EBRD
ONP pipeline flows halted by indigenous protest
A group of indigenous Peruvians took over the facilities of Pump Station #5 along the Northern Oil Pipeline (ONP) last week, in an act that forced the national oil company Petroperu, the owner of ONP, to halt crude shipments.
Turkey reportedly set to receive €3.1bn in international loans to help meet clean energy goals
Malabo’s big dreams for Mega Gas Hub
Equatorial Guinea could become a major hub for regional gas trade – if its plans come together.
AfrElec: Green Climate Fund invests $150mn in Desert to Power
The Green Climate Fund (GCF) has invested $150mn in the African Development Bank’s Desert to Power G5 Financing Facility.
Moldova declares state of alert, seeks to buy gas from Ukraine or Romania
Moldova has been paying high spot prices to Gazprom since October 1, when the Russian gas company also cut the gas supplies by one third.
Energy supplier Bohemia Energy to leave Czech market as prices soar
Largest alternative energy supplier hands back its licence after energy price rise makes model uneconomic.
NGO accuses ReconAfrica of disrupting local communities
Toronto-listed Reconnaissance Africa Energy, known as ReconAfrica, has come under fire from a local non-governmental organisation called Frack Free Namibia (FFN).
REM: GE receives firm order for wind turbines for Vineyard 1 offshore project off Massachusetts
GE Renewable Energy has received an order from Vineyard Wind, a joint venture between Avangrid Renewables and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, to supply Haliade-X turbines for the 800-MW Vineyard Wind 1 off Massachusetts in the north-eastern US.
AsiaElec: Japan’s Eneos to buy Japan Renewable Energy for $1.8bn
Japan's biggest refiner, Eneos Holdings, is to buy Japan Renewable Energy (JRE) for JPY200bn ($1.8bn) in order to expand its low-carbon business.
Putin blames low wind power output for gas crisis
Low wind power output in Europe has played a role in causing the current gas supply crisis in Europe, Russian president Vladimir Putin said in speech on October 13.
GLNG: PNG government wants bigger stake in PNG LNG
The government of Papua New Guinea (PNG) has said that it would want to up its stake in the PNG LNG project if the proposed takeover of Oil Search by Santos goes ahead.
NorthAmOil: Chevron to aim for net zero by 2050
Chevron announced this week that it would pursue net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050.
DMEA: Ruwais cancellation and another IPO
MEOG: New targets and rebranding
LatAmOil: Indigenous protest halts ONP pipeline flows
A group of indigenous Peruvians took over the facilities of Pump Station #5 along the Northern Oil Pipeline (ONP) last week in an act that forced the national oil company Petroperu, the owner of ONP, to halt crude shipments.
AfrOil: ReconAfrica’s seismic survey draws fire from NGO
Toronto-listed Reconnaissance Africa Energy, known as ReconAfrica, has come under fire from a local non-governmental organisation called Frack Free Namibia.
AsianOil: ENN seals long-term LNG supply deal with Cheniere
Chinese utility ENN Natural Gas has signed a new long-term liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply agreement with the US’ Cheniere Energy.
FSUOGM: European gas prices slide back after Putin comments
China looks to Kazakh coal amid energy crisis
But how much coal Kazakhstan already sells China is a mystery, because the two sides publish different figures.
From Dutch earthquakes to a UK fracking ban: how declining European gas supply has contributed to the current crisis
There are many underlying causes behind the current gas supply crisis unfolding in Europe. A “V” shaped market has seen global gas demand surge but adding to a perfect storm is that the EU's own gas production has been plummeting.
CEE/SEE countries unite in defence of nuclear power
EU’s pro-nuclear member states want nuclear energy to be included in the bloc's green taxonomy as a way to ameliorate climate change.
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