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South Africa utility Eskom's costly logo design tender amid energy crisis draws sharp criticism
A recently announced multi-million-rand tender to design a new company logo and develop a new corporate identity for the struggling national power utility Eskom has attracted much controversy.
No public sector financing in Adani Group built LNG facility in Odisha: Report
Adani Group has constructed an LNG import facility in Dhamra, Odisha, entirely through the financial support of its promoters, with no financial commitments or guarantees from public sector giants such as IOC and GAIL
Germany may import natural gas from Nigeria, Scholz says
Hibiscus Petroleum readies for dual-well exploration campaign offshore Sabah, East Malaysia
Hibiscus Petroleum, the Malaysian upstream independent, is gearing up for an upcoming exploration campaign consisting of two wells on its Sabah offshore acreage in East Malaysia
Solar projects in the Philippines, tip of Energy China’s global iceberg
In line with the Philippines' heightened commitment to green energy of late, a major Chinese corporation, China Energy Engineering Group Co., is poised to commence construction on two new solar projects in Luzon.
China’s solar tech may dominate but supply still fails to meet demand
In a ground-breaking achievement poised to revolutionise renewable energy, a team of Chinese researchers has unveiled a pioneering solar cell technology capable of remarkable efficiency, exceptional stability and an extended operational lifespan
Nigeria set to reopen Kaduna refinery next year with initial 60,000 bpd production, minister says
Brazil’s Ipiranga introduces diesel with renewable content
Petrobras advocates for thorough qualification criteria in offshore wind farm auctions
DMEA: Kenyan cooking gas prices soar
MEOG: Iraq says ready to resume Turkey exports
Latvia records EU's biggest gas price rise
Between the first half of 2022 and the first half of 2023, gas prices increased in 20 out of the 24 EU members that report gas prices – with Latvia's figure rising the most of all, according to fresh Eurostat data.
Finland may seek EU funding for Balticconnector repairs
Armenia doesn’t rule out buying Azeri gas in case of normalisation
Armenia is open to buying gas from Azerbaijan after the political issues have been resolved. Hakob Vardanyan, Deputy Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure of the RA, announced at the Fourth International Forum "Silk Road".
China pushes on with de-dollarisation
Expanding trends in Thailand’s electricity industry according to Economic Intelligence Center (EIC) analysis for 2024
The Economic Intelligence Center, a unit under the Siam Commercial Bank, has conducted a comprehensive analysis of Thailand's electricity sector for the year 2024
Sanctions impede Iran's SCO expansion plans, says former ambassador to China
In a recent assessment, Hossein Malaek, Iran's former ambassador to China, highlighted the primary hurdle in Iran's efforts to bolster its ties with member states of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).
ADNOC Gas signs LNG supply deal with JERA
The gas arm of Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. (ADNOC) this week signed an LNG supply agreement with the trading subsidiary of Japan’s largest power generation firm.
Net electricity production in Bosnia increased 11% y/y in August
Mexico restricts imports of petroleum products, petrochemicals
Mexico has imposed import restrictions on a range of petrochemicals and unfinished refined products, citing concerns that these materials are being employed in ways that violate or circumvent tax and fuel-theft regulations.
Woodside Energy awards pipe contract in Mexico to TechnipFMC
Woodside Energy has awarded a contract to manufacture flexible pipe for its Trion crude oil project in Mexico to engineering services firm TechnipFMC. The contract is TechnipFMC's largest flexible pipe award in the Gulf of Mexico to date.
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