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Canadian producers' struggle for survival
As high-profile bankruptcies are being reported in the US, Canadian companies are also struggling to stay afloat.
Russia continues to fail renewables test, although ESG makes slow progress
Russia continues to fail renewables test, although ESG makes slow progress
Capital Power awards Vestas 151-MW turbine order for Whitla Wind 2 and 3
Capital Power awards Vestas 151MW turbine order for Whitla Wind 2 and 3
Rio Tinto agrees to let Mongolian state build coal plant to supply power to Oyu Tolgoi mine
Shell follows BP in booking major write-downs
Iran resumes gas exports to Turkey after three month halt caused by failure to repair pipeline hit by attack
Ireland takes aim at gas
Windpark Zeewolde gains financing for 322-MW wind farm
The Netherlands’ Windpark Zeewolde has reached financial closure for 322 MW of new wind turbines supplied by Vestas at the 300-square km project close to the Ijsselmeer.
Bankruptcies highlight turnaround in shale fortunes
Chesapeake Energy’s much-anticipated bankruptcy filing has been announced, with two more shale drillers also filing for bankruptcy protection.
Vestas wins onshore turbine orders in Vietnam and China
Vestas wins 172 MW of onshore turbine orders in Vietnam and China
Japan’s NTT to invest $9bn in 7.5 GW of renewables
Japan’s NTT to invest $9bn in 7.5 GW of renewables
IEA calls for China’s ETS to play key role in clean energy revolution
IEA calls for China’s ETS to play key role in clean energy
China’s rising emissions highlight economic stimulus choices
China’s CO2 emissions rose by 4-5% year on year in May, bouncing back from their temporary lockdown dip in February and March.
LNA ready to negotiate on the resumption of oil production
Forces loyal to Khalifa Haftar, the leader of the Libyan National Army (LNA), are ready to negotiate with the Government of National Accord (GNA) on putting an end to the blockade that has kept the country’s oil industry on hold since January.
Saudi Arabia raises concerns about Nigerian oil production levels
Saudi Arabia appears to be concerned about Nigeria’s willingness to comply with the production quotas set by the OPEC+ group.
FAR defaults on cash payment to Sangomar JV
Australia’s FAR has not responded to a request to help cover operational costs at the Sangomar block offshore Senegal.
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