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Keppel eyes Warburg Pincus’ stake in India’s CleanMax
Singapore’s Keppel Corp. is among suitors for Warburg Pincus’s majority stake in Indian rooftop solar power producer CleanMax Enviro Energy Solutions.
ADNOC to continue cash grab, again via fuel arm
Biden Administration opens California for offshore wind
The Biden administration is opening the Californian coast to offshore wind development, ending a long-standing battle with the US Department of Defense.
Google to partner on geothermal energy in Nevada
The search giant Google has signed the world’s first corporate agreement to develop a next-generation 5-MW geothermal power project. The geothermal power, generated by Fervo, will be for data centres and infrastructure in Nevada.
Pattern to supply Uniper from 1,050-MW Western Spirit wind project in New Mexico
Pattern Energy is to supply the German company Uniper with electricity from the 1,050-MW Western Spirit wind farm in New Mexico in the south-western US.
TOR refutes claims of near collapse
Bulgaria’s President Radev urges EU to adopt additional measures for lowering of gas emissions
JX Nippon mulls UK North Sea departure
Sinopec to expand into green hydrogen
Chinese state-controlled oil giant Sinopec said it would launch its first green hydrogen project, involving a 270-MW solar plant and a 50-MW wind farm, in the Inner Mongolia region in 2022.
Indonesian upstream hit by spate of outages
Indonesia’s oil and gas industry has experienced a series of unplanned shutdowns that threaten to derail the government’s upstream production targets.
Enbridge-led consortium reportedly bids for Brazilian pipeline
A consortium led by Canada’s Enbridge has reportedly submitted a bid for Brazil’s largest natural gas import pipeline.
Predator prepares Moroccan FSRU bid
UK-based Predator Oil & Gas has said in an update that it is preparing to submit a bid to build and operate a floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) for the importing of LNG in Morocco.
Iraq removes MP immunity in move to tackle graft
India’s oil, gas imports climb in April
India’s oil and gas imports experienced a resurgence in April compared with the same month of 2020, owing to the comparative relaxation of the country’s social quarantine measures.
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