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Istanbul-listed Koc launches electric vehicle charging stations unit
Conglomerate also lately reached understanding with Ford and SK On to explore potential for EV battery production plant in Ankara.
Mozambique gas: Government to announce results of hydrocarbon licensing round by December
Zimbabwe grants power utility permission to bill exporting customers in foreign currency
Iraq struggles to expand Gulf export capacity
Japan considers steps to conserve gas supplies
Japan is considering steps to conserve natural gas supplies amid fears of a potential disruption. This week it emerged that Tokyo may ask households and businesses to cut back on gas usage when supply is tight.
Fuel supplies start to arrive in Sri Lanka
Suncor CEO steps down following new fatality
Suncor Energy’s president and CEO, Mark Little, has stepped down from his role following another worker fatality at a site operated by the company.
Kazakhstan removes 23 prospective blocks from major tender offering of exploration and development licences
Staff exodus threatens future of South Africa's sole nuclear power plant
Between 250 and 300 skilled staff have left South Africa’s Koeberg Power Station (Koeberg) over the past year, posing an additional threat to the future of the continent’s sole nuclear facility, a top publication reports.
Hungarian government declares energy state of emergency, tightens utility price cap rules
From August 1, regulated energy prices for households will apply only to electricity and gas consumption up to the national average.
US warns of ‘profound threat’ of Putin’s efforts to deepen ties with Iran
Washington claims Tehran plans to supply Russia with combat drones. Remarks come as Joe Biden starts Middle East tour and Russia’s president prepares for trip to Iranian capital.
Sound Energy loses $2.55mn tax case in Morocco
MEOG: Turkish progress and Iranian process
DMEA: Cabinda CDU and Nigerian biofuels
AsianOil: Japan considers steps to conserve gas supplies
Japan is considering steps to conserve natural gas supplies amid fears of a potential disruption. This week it emerged that Tokyo may ask households and businesses to cut back on gas usage when supply is tight.
Biggest UK renewables auction accelerates move away from fossil fuels
In the UK, the latest renewables auction has secured almost 11 GW of renewable energy at record low prices. That is enough to power some 12mn homes, said the government.
EU lawmakers vote that nuclear and some natural gas are ‘green’
The European Parliament has voted that nuclear power and some forms of low-carbon natural gas can be classified as ‘green’. This could lead to billions of dollars of state subsidies and private investment for the energy sources.
Germany to boost renewable energy
German lawmakers have approved a major package of reforms to boost renewable energy as the chancellor, Olaf Scholz, warns that Germany has too long relied upon Russian energy supplies.
UK government unveils “most significant” energy legislation in a decade
Britain's energy security bill has been unveiled – and it contains 26 measures to reform the UK’s energy system and reduce dependency on fossil fuels and exposure to volatile gas prices.
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