U.S. sanctions on Russia could disrupt global oil supply, but non-OPEC+ producers may stabilize markets despite rising Brent crude prices.
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The UK Steel Council unites leaders, unions, and experts to secure the future of steelmaking with significant investment in advanced furnace technology
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Africa is combating energy poverty with renewable projects, off-grid solutions, clean cooking initiatives, and international collaborations, transforming lives and economies.
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Sizewell C nuclear project cost could rise to $50 billion, with government and EDF disputing the claims as energy security efforts continue.
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Solar farms are transforming rural Africa, expanding clean energy access, boosting local economies, and enhancing education and healthcare services sustainably.
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U.S. Mauritania ink $27 million deal to modernize power, boost climate resilience, and drive sustainable development.
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South Africa, Morocco, and Egypt lead Africa’s solar export market, leveraging renewable energy to drive growth and global impact.
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U.S. sanctions disrupt Russian oil exports, pushing China and India to seek crude alternatives in the Middle East and Americas.
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Oil prices reach three-month highs after U.S. sanctions disrupt Russian oil exports, fueling supply fears and rising global demand for heating oil
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Constellation Energy’s acquisition of Calpine marks a $16.4 billion milestone, expanding clean energy capacity and meeting U.S. electricity demands.