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Continental chief urges Argentina to avoid investment barriers as Vaca Muerta grows
The chief executive of Continental Resources said the company is strengthening its presence in Argentina’s Vaca Muerta shale formation, highlighting its global potential and calling on policymakers to avoid measures that could deter investment.
Kyivstar targets new solar assets in second energy investment push
Ukraine’s largest mobile operator Kyivstar is seeking to expand its presence in renewable energy by acquiring six solar power plants in the western Lviv region, marking its second major investment in the sector.
Ukraine secures fresh energy backing as EBRD builds 1 GW renewables pipeline
Ukraine is ramping up efforts to strengthen its war-hit energy sector, with the EBRD assembling a renewable energy investment pipeline exceeding 1 gigawatt and approving fresh funding to help the capital prepare for winter.
Argentina holds fuel taxes steady despite oil price surge
Argentina’s government has ruled out cutting fuel taxes despite a roughly 15% increase in petrol and diesel prices in March, prioritising fiscal surplus targets while considering delaying planned tax hikes, according to officials.
Nigeria signs offshore seismic deal to revive frontier exploration
The NUPRC has signed a three-year agreement with SeaSeis Geophysical Limited and TGS to acquire new offshore seismic and gravity data, in a move aimed at reducing exploration risk and attracting investment
Chile adjusts fuel price mechanism as global oil surge drives sharp increases
Chile is facing a steep rise in fuel prices as the government of President José Antonio Kast moves to recalibrate its stabilisation framework amid mounting global energy pressures.
Seoul to deepen fuel tax cuts
South Korea will more than double its temporary fuel tax cuts in an effort to ease pressure on households and industry as the conflict in the Middle East continues to disrupt energy markets.
Engie powers up $64mn battery project in Chile to boost solar reliability
Engie has advanced its renewable energy strategy in Chile by energising a large-scale battery storage system designed to stabilise solar power output in the Atacama Desert.
China becoming the first Electrostate
China is well on the way to becoming the world's first “Electrostate”. The nature of the global economy is changing. The carbon-based economy that has dominated since the industrial revolution giving away to a silicon-based economy.
Guyana on track to largest oil-producing vessel in its history
ExxonMobil Guyana has submitted a proposal to increase production at its Yellowtail offshore development, establishing the project as Guyana's largest producing asset to date.
Taiwan’s Hai Long sees first locally assembled turbine installation
The Hai Long Offshore Wind Project has installed the first wind turbine at the Hai Long 3 wind farm, helping in Taiwan’s efforts to localise its offshore wind supply chain.
Dutch gas reserves slump to lowest level since 2018
The Netherlands’ gas in storage has dropped to its lowest level in eight years, as Europe continues withdrawing stockpiles despite warmer weather.
Vietnam sets out twin renewable hubs under revised transition plan
Under the updated framework, renewable energy is expected to account for about 47% of total installed power capacity by the end of the decade.
Nigeria misses full $100 oil price windfall as crude-backed deals limit gains, says FNCCI head
Nigeria may not fully benefit from near-$100 oil prices as crude-backed loan agreements, including the $3.3bn Project Gazelle, lock in large volumes of output at lower historical prices, limiting fiscal gains while inflation pressures rise.
Tanzania energy minister holds talks with IFC towards implementing National Energy Compact
Tanzania’s Minister for Energy, Deogratius Ndejembi, has held talks with International Finance Corporation East Africa Regional Director Mary Porter in Dar es Salaam on advancing the country’s National Energy Compact, known as Mission 300
Russia reportedly considers potential sanctions on CPC pipeline
Russia’s oil and gas sector is said to have discussed the possibility of imposing sanctions on the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC).
Kazakhstan restores oil output after CPC disruptions, minister says
Kazakhstan has reportedly restored crude oil production following disruptions to loading operations on the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) route in December and January.
Zambia's energy regulator approves 31 projects worth $59mn
Zambia’s Energy Regulation Board (ERB) has approved 24 licences, seven construction permits, and other energy-related investments, worth about $59mn in total.
Tethys Petroleum reports stable output and new drilling plans in Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan-based Tethys Petroleum’s oil production in the country averaged around 323 tonnes per day in 2026, with output recently moving up to 375 tonnes per day after temporary disruptions caused by adverse weather conditions.
EC calls Slovak double pricing of diesel fuel discriminatory
The European Commission criticized the double pricing of diesel fuel in Slovakia as discriminatory and as contradicting the EU legislation.
Kazakhstan targets $15.5bn of investment in coal power expansion by 2030
Kazakhstan plans to attract at least $15.5bn in investment to expand coal-fired power generation by 2030 under a newly approved national project aimed at meeting rising electricity demand.
Philippine aircraft face grounding risk as supplies tighten
Philippine aircraft could be grounded due to a looming jet fuel shortage linked to the Middle Eastern crisis, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said on March 24.
Sony, Honda scrap EV venture as market cools
Sony Group Corp. (7267.T) and Honda Motor Co. (6758.T) cancelled plans to produce and sell two electric vehicle (EV) models, the joint venture announced on March 25.
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