U.S. watchdog urges Energy Department to halt loans to green projects, citing potential conflicts of interest in project vetting.
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U.S. targets Russian firms, vessels, and operators in fresh sanctions on the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, maintaining opposition to Russia’s energy influence.
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Discover how to survive Africa’s power crisis. Use solar panels, inverters, and energy-saving strategies to maintain productivity during blackouts
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QatarEnergy acquires 27.5% in Namibia’s Block 2813B, strengthening its presence in Africa’s offshore energy sector near the Venus discovery.
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Galicia mandates 25-year wind turbine upgrades, sparking industry backlash over legal risks, costs, and impact on renewable energy development.
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The U.S. grants PG&E a $15B loan to support power grid upgrades, battery storage, and climate resilience initiatives in California.
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BP and XRG launch Arcius Energy to expand Egypt’s gas operations, securing stakes in Zohr, Atoll, and key concessions amid ADNOC’s global strategy
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Fossil fuel subsidies affect African markets by reducing energy costs but straining budgets. Shifting to renewables requires balancing affordability and sustainability.
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Fires at Libya’s Zawiya refinery are under control after armed clashes damaged key oil reservoirs, forcing NOC to declare force majeure
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Kenya and Tanzania link power grids, enabling cross-border renewable energy trade and advancing East Africa’s regional energy integration.