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Israel, Turkey to open new chapter in relations says Lapid alongside Cavusoglu in Jerusalem
Siemens Energy launches $4.3bn bid for outstanding Siemens Gamesa stake
Siemens Energy this weekend unveiled a €4.05bn ($4.28bn) cash bid for minority holdings in its struggling wind turbine unit Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE).
US installs 6.6 GW of clean power in Q1
The United States installed 6.6 GW of new clean power with 90 projects coming online in the first quarter of 2022, says a new market report from the American Clean Power Association.
Petrobras and Equinor are exploring 4 GW of offshore wind off Brazil
Brazil’s state-owned oil company Petrobras and the Norwegian oil and offshore wind major Equinor are exploring the environmental feasibility of a 4-GW wind project off the coast of south-east Brazil.
Wind turbine suppliers delivered record volume in 2021: GWEC
Wind turbine suppliers supplied a new record amount of volume in 2021, according to the Global Wind Energy Council’s (GWEC) annual Supply Side Data report.
CIP proposes artificial green hydrogen island off Denmark powered by wind
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) proposes to build an artificial island dedicated to the large-scale production of green hydrogen from offshore wind off Denmark in the North Sea. It is to be built by 2030, and will be wind-powered.
Four EU countries sign 65 GW by 2030 offshore wind pact
Four EU countries bordering the North Sea have signed an agreement with goals of installing at least 65 GW offshore wind power by 2030, and 150 GW by 2050. The countries are Germany, The Netherlands, Denmark and Belgium.
South African energy firm Sasol, German partner HZB launch research into green aviation fuels
Swiss maker of oil industry pumps Sulzer exits Russia
Sulzer, a Swiss engineering group that specialises in fluid engineering technologies, announced on May 24 that it was exiting Russia “with immediate effect.”
Is Venezuela Europe’s answer for the loss of Russian oil?
The US government appears to be moving towards loosening restrictions on trade with Venezuela, at least partly out of a desire to address disruptions on the European oil market.
REM: US installs 6.6 GW of clean power in Q1
The United States installed 6.6 GW of new clean power with 90 projects coming online in the first quarter of 2022, says a new market report from the American Clean Power Association
AsiaElec: China doubles coal imports from Russia
NorthAmOil: Centennial, Colgate in largest shale merger of 2022
Centennial Resource Development and Colgate Energy Partners III announced on May 19 that they had agreed to combine in what the companies described as a merger of equals.
LatAmOil: Bolivian gas supply cuts may lead Petrobras to import more LNG
Brazil’s national oil company Petrobras has said it may need to import more LNG due to an unexpected cut in shipments of natural gas from Bolivia.
Solar Sister Inc, LivelyHoods Kenya merge to deliver clean energy across Sub-Saharan Africa
Solar Sister Inc has merged with LivelyHoods Kenya to bring clean affordable reliable energy to millions of people in sub-Saharan Africa.
DMEA: Nigeria’s grand refining plans
GLNG: Regas rates at Grain LNG reach record levels as European demand soars
The Grain LNG terminal in the UK posted record gas send-out levels in April, as high demand for gas from Europe pushed utilisation rates up, with LNG tankers arriving from eight new countries since January.
FSU OGM: Russian bookings generating new business for Sovcomflot
Russia’s state-owned tanker operator Sovcomflot (SCF) is still attracting plenty of business, with a surge of recent bookings from Russian oil producers partially making up for the loss of Western clients.
AsianOil: Australian election spells new uncertainty for oil and gas
Australia’s federal election, held on May 21, has resulted in a change of government following a victory by the Australian Labor Party (ALP).
AfrOil: Germany, Senegal focus on prospects for gas co-operation
Natural gas projects were among the key items on the agenda at a meeting between German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Senegalese President Macky Sall.
MEOG: Gas plans and oil discoveries
EurOil: Schroeder steps down from Rosneft board
Mercy Corps, Energy Peace Partners to promote renewable energy in refugee communities, starting in Ethiopia
Mercy Corps has launched partnership with Energy Peace Partners (EPP) to advance clean sustainable affordable energy services in humanitarian settings making Ethiopia the first beneficiary.
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