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Serbia doubles coal imports from Bosnia

Russian oil firms continue non-compliance with Western price cap

North Macedonia issues debut green bonds worth €10mn

Bulgaria’s government proposes new agreement to protesting miners, energy workers

Croatia’s Dalekovod signs deal with Norway’s Statnett to build power transmission line

Eni, the Italian oil and gas company, discovers significant gas reserves in Kutai Basin, Indonesia

Italian oil and gas company Eni, which currently holds the operator rights for the Indonesian Deepwater Development (IDD) block, has discovered significant proven gas reserves in the Kutai Basin Working Area (WK).

Paper factory site of Indonesia's largest solar rooftop power plant

Iran signs deals with local tech firms to restore sluggish oil wells

Iran’s Petroleum Industry Innotech Park (PIIP) has signed four deals with local knowledge-based companies aimed at restoring five sealed and underperforming crude wells, the Shana news agency reported on October 2.

Masdar enters Tajikistan market with plans to explore 500MW of clean energy projects including floating solar

Iran oil output hits new high in over five years

Iran’s crude output has hit a new record high since 2018, the year the United States reimposed and reinforced sanctions on the country.

New international investment pledges increase South Africa’s JET funding pool to $11.8bn

Qatar's Nebras Power plans 1 GW wind plant in Karakalpakstan

Atlantic Lithium targets Ewoyaa mining lease

Brunei Shell Petroleum seeking damages from Malaysian Sapura Energy subsidiaries over alleged breaches

Shell-funded partnership inaugurates solar panel factory in Nigeria

Guyana’s first Payara crude to be loaded in November, S&P reports

Guyana’s first Payara Gold crude is on schedule to be loaded in November, a program obtained by S&P Global Commodity Insights revealed. Production is expected to commence by the end of the year, following the launch of the project’s FPSO vessel.

ExxonMobil, Hess exit Kaieteur block offshore Guyana

ExxonMobil Guyana is withdrawing from the group formed to explore Kaieteur, a deepwater block located off the coast of Guyana. It will cede its 35% stake to two of its partners, Ratio Petroleum of Israel and Cataleya Energy of Canada.

Moldova says it needs no more Russian gas

Kazatomprom to end uranium production cuts by 2025

World’s largest uranium producer Kazatomprom sees partial victory in pursuit of equal stake in IAEA

Baking land, bath tub warm seas, melting ice caps - in charts

The seas are the temperature of bath water and the land is baking. This year the rise the global temperature in June already passed the 1.5C limit compared to the 1850-1900 base set in the Paris Accords as the upper limit for global warming.

Norway’s Statkraft reportedly is considering pumped storage hydropower plant in Albania

Russian government sets rules for selling ExxonMobil's Sakhalin-1 stake

Russia’s government has approved rules for valuing and selling ExxonMobil’s stake in the Sakhalin-1 oil project in the Far East, the TASS news agency reported on September 29.

Carbon credit projects in Thai forests gain momentum for sustainable future

Thailand's power authority imports LNG to help reduce electricity costs

Jiraporn Sirikam, Deputy Governor for Power Generation of the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT), has revealed that EGAT has procured LNG under short-term contracts from 2023 to 2027, totalling 1.2mn tonnes per year.