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KMG profits soar on gas exports, non-recurring items
UK backs CCS projects in new budget
Montenegro extends exploration term for Eni-Novatek
UKOG cleared to push ahead with Horse Hill
Premier in spotlight after oil price crash
UK M&A activity up 59% in Q4
Oil price crash could be mixed blessing for LNG
Cautious optimism that the collapse in crude prices will benefit some LNG market players has emerged, though others could stand to take a hit.
US sanctions another trader of Russian Rosneft
Russia seen as well-poised in oil price with Saudis
Tough outlook for refiners despite low oil prices
Freeport LNG makes progress towards Train 3 start-up
The third liquefaction train at the Freeport LNG export project on the Texas coast has reached the final stage of the commissioning process, which includes the introduction of feed gas.
Ukraine's new cabinet offers voluntary tariff cuts for renewables, but ready to go to court in disputes
Ukraine’s new cabinet shocked investors by threatening to cut generous “green tariff” arrangements retroactively for renewable energy developers. This may prompt a raft of lawsuits from irate investors.
Environmental NGOs file claim against Bulgaria over state aid for Maritsa East 2 coal-fired plant
OMV expands petchem footprint with extra Borealis stake
AfDB supports Nigeria’s struggling power sector
The African Development Bank has agreed to lend $200mn to Nigeria’s Rural Electricity Agency (REA) to boost access to power for domestic, commercial and industrial customers in rural areas.
Emerging off-grid sector to play key role in achieving universal access
Investment in off-grid energy access between 2010 and 2019 reached $2.1bn, connecting 420mn people to off-grid solar supplies and 47mn to local mini-grids.
$600bn of coal investment at risk from competitive wind and solar
The falling price of renewables means that the 499 GW of new coal capacity planned or being built worldwide could be a $638bn waste of money.
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