The EPA has launched investigations into biofuel producers over concerns of fraudulent feedstocks like used cooking oil, aiming to ensure sustainability and compliance with environmental standards.
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U.S. natural gas producers plan strategic production cuts amid falling prices, with major companies like EQT and Apache adjusting their output to balance supply and demand.
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Cameroon plans to develop 4GW of renewable energy by 2035, including solar, wind, and hydropower projects to address critical power needs.
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Zambia tackles its energy crisis with imports, net metering, and renewable energy initiatives.
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South Africa’s R390 billion grid backlog demands dedicated funding for NTCSA to modernize infrastructure and ensure reliable electricity for economic growth.
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Saudi Aramco reports a 3.4% decline in profits due to lower crude volumes and refining margins but maintains its dividend payout at $31.1 billion, highlighting its financial resilience.
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The utilities sector emerges as a safe haven amid US stock market turbulence, offering stable dividends and strong earnings growth, attracting cautious investors.
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Deploying electric vehicles in rural Nigeria can revolutionize mobility, reduce fuel costs, and support decarbonization, says a new report.
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Libya’s El Sharara oil field sees reduced production due to operational and security challenges, reflecting ongoing instability in the region
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Significant revisions to US energy data by the EIA have left traders and analysts confused, questioning the reliability of crucial market information.