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North Macedonia takes measures to solve problems with heating in Skopje amid energy crisis
Japan to aid Indonesia develop ammonia to reduce emissions
Japan has agreed to promote the use of ammonia as a generating fuel in Indonesia in an effort to cut its carbon dioxide emissions, especially as Jakarta aims to go carbon free by 2060.
Africa50, Power Grid of India to pioneer Africa’s first transmission PPP project, in Kenya
Green power still cheaper than fossil fuels in Asia despite rising prices in 2021
Renewables energy became more expensive in Asia in 2021 because of strong demand and supply chain tightness, but green power still managed to undercut the of fossil fuel-derived electricity.
Indonesia resumes coal exports ahead of industry review
Indonesia resumed coal exports on January 10 as supplies to domestic power plants returned to lows, with the government allowing an initial 14 vessels loaded with coal to depart.
IEA blasts Russia for creating gas crisis
Equinor books $1.8bn impairment charge at Mariner
PIA, Dangote seen helping Nigeria in 2022
Iran to launch first geothermal energy plant
Moldova seeks last-minute solutions to avoid new gas crisis
Repeat of November gas crisis looms as Moldovan gas importer Moldovagaz lacks the €25mn needed to pay the January bill to its parent company Gazprom.
MOL says Lotos petrol station acquisition provides basis for future growth in Poland
LTWP’s emergency food to benefit 13,000 pupils in northern Kenya
Food program of Lake Turkana Wind Power (LTWP) Ltd valued KES 12 mn ($105,862) will benefit 13,000 pupils in Marsabit county in northern Kenya.
New Kazakh PM orders measures on regulating oil products market, reforming sovereign wealth fund
Bosnian Federation government recommends that electricity companies participate in the recapitalisation of HET
Kazakhstan recalls planned $6bn renewable energy deal with UAE firms from ratification
DTEK Energo has welcomed two more Panamax-class vessels with fuel from the US
DTEK Energo has welcomed two more Panamax-class vessels with fuel from the US
Aramco’s downstream footprint expands with PKN Orlen deal
Uncertain outlook for Libyan oil sector
As Libya's oil industry enters 2022, it is trying to rebuild and consolidate its gains against a backdrop of increased risk and changing circumstances.
California beefs up offshore wind budget as federal government starts review of offshore wind energy areas
In California, Governor Gavin Newsom has proposed a state budget for the 2022-2023 fiscal year which brings the total for offshore wind activities in federal waters to $45mn.
Over the next few weeks two battles in Washington could determine Biden’s climate agenda
President Biden faces a crucial decision by the US Supreme Court in February that could significantly restrict him from regulating CO2 emissions from power plants. His $1.8 trillion Build Back Better (BBB) agenda is still also stalled.
NDCs need to be rapidly improved to get near 1.5°C target
Current Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) are nowhere near enough to keep global warming within the 1.5°C target
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