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Turkey's geothermal power capacity reaches 1,650 MW
ENERGO: Rosneft boss Sechin calls for Russian carbon trading system to be internationally recognised
China finally shows interest in more Turkmen gas
LatAmOil: Green hydrogen plans for Chilean LNG terminal
Two Spanish companies are looking to build a green hydrogen production facility at Chile’s Quintero LNG import terminal.
AfrOil: Renergen’s first industrial customer
South Africa’s Renergen revealed last week that it had agreed to supply LNG to Consol Glass, a Johannesburg-based supplier of glass packaging materials.
EurOil: UK unveils hydrogen strategy
FSUOGM: Gazprom reveals Nord Stream 2 delivery plans
DMEA: NNPC launches greenfield subsidiary
MEOG: Ups and downs in Kurdistan
AsianOil: Sinopec completes Qingdao LNG terminal expansion
China’s state-run Sinopec has finished the first stage of expansion work at its Qingdao LNG import facility in Shandong Province.
GLNG: ExxonMobil, PNG restart P’nyang talks
ExxonMobil has restarted talks with the government of Papua New Guinea on the development of the P’nyang natural gas project.
Naftogaz teams up with RWE to develop hydrogen
NorthAmOil: Growth amid uncertainty for the oil sands
Production in Alberta – home to the oil sands – reached an all-time record of 3.53mn barrels per day on average in the first half of 2021. This marked a 5.7% increase on the same period of 2020.
KYIV BLOG: Merkel trying to cut an almost impossible gas transit deal for Ukraine
With only a month left in office German Chancellor Angela Merkel is trying to cut an energy deal that will allow Germany to receive gas from Russia’s new Nord Stream 2 but keep some gas flowing through Ukraine’s Druzhba gas pipelines.
New study finds offshore wind critical to solving California’s power challenges
A new study estimates that developing 10 GW of offshore wind in California would contribute towards total resource cost savings of approximately $1bn. The study was carried by the USC Schwarzenegger Institute.
REM: By 2035, solar could be 40% of US electricity generation, says Biden administration
Large-scale decarbonisation of the US electricity sector could increase solar from 3% of generation today to more than 40% by 2035, according to a new issue brief by the US Department of Energy.
Uzbekistan’s electric vehicle imports expand
CNPC to receive 51 bcm of Turkmen gas in exchange for helping boost output at Galkynysh
Estonia to start exploring potential of geothermal energy
Will the Belarus NPP become the elephant in the room for Lithuania?
Lithuania has passed legislation to ban electricity imports from Belarus, but power from Lithuania’s hostile and unpredictable neighbour keeps trickling across the border through four 330-kV interconnectors.
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