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Argentina's biofuels sector presses for price adjustments amid economic shifts
The biofuels sector, grappling with recessionary pressures and recent leadership changes in the energy realm, particularly the shift from Fernando Vilella to Sergio Iraeta as Secretary of Bioenergy, faces significant challenges.
Dubai heatwave: Temperature feels like 62°C as scientists explain extreme conditions
Dubai is experiencing an intense heatwave with the "feels like" temperature soaring to 62°C (143.6°F), according to US-based weather reports.
China to dominate global lithium-ion battery production this year, says Rystad Energy
China is set to continue dominating global lithium-ion battery production this year, with manufacturers shifting their operations to other countries to bypass higher US and EU tariffs, consultancy Rystad Energy reported on July 17.
BP: oil demand and emissions will peak in 2025
Oil super major BP's latest outlook on global energy trends suggests a potential peak in worldwide oil demand as early as next year, a development that could mark a significant turning point in global carbon emissions by 2025.
Czech solar spike slows down
There were 24,000 new photovoltaic power plants brought into operation in Czechia in the first half of this year, which is 21,200 less year on year.
Ghana's lithium mining deal with Barari DV faces parliamentary hurdles
A controversial lithium mining agreement between Ghana's government and a subsidiary of Atlantic Lithium Limited has encountered repeated obstacles in Parliament.
TotalEnergies warns of weaker Q2 refining margins, sets up EV joint venture
TotalEnergies reported on July 17 that it expected its second quarter income to come in at close to the upper end of its guidance range, but warned that its results for the three-month period would take a hit from slimmed refining margins.
Sri Lankan electricity tariff cuts pave way for price reductions in goods and services
Sri Lanka's Minister of Power and Energy, Kanchana Wijesekera, has announced a substantial 22.5% reduction in electricity tariffs
Brazilian renewable natural gas investments hinge on certification
Interest in investing in projects of renewable natural gases such as biomethane is growing in Brazil, but the lack of international recognition for gas certificates, because market guidelines are still under debate, has some participants cautious.
Investment into green energy to top $2 trillion in 2024 for first time – IEA
The world now invests almost twice as much in clean energy as it does in fossil fuels, according to a report by the International Energy Agency (IEA), but there are major imbalances in investment with Emerging Markets lagging the developed world.
Saudi Arabia and China near wind energy agreement
Madison gets Namibian licence to expand its Khan copper mine, advance uranium exploration
Wind turbine maker Siemens Gamesa secures $1.3bn guarantee package in Spain
The government of Spain has moved to support struggling wind turbine manufacturer Siemens Gamesa, as part of a €1.2bn help package, said Cesce, Spain’s export credit insurance agency.
Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) to implement renewable power auction model across continent
Experts warn Iran's Golestan will turn into desert within 15 years
Iran’s lush northern Golestan province faces a shocking transformation into a barren wasteland in just 15 years as climate change bites.
DTEK Renewables secures extension on Eurobond payments, advances Tyligulska wind farm
DTEK Renewables has successfully extended €325mn of its green Eurobond payments and gained support for constructing the second stage of the Tyligulska wind farm.
Europe headed for mini-ice age as AMOC tipping point approaches – paper
A recent study finds that the AMOC (Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation) is on course to stop flowing, at the latest, within the next 75 years, causing a mini-ice age in Europe and could disrupt the entire planet's weather patterns.
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