OPEC+ will proceed with its planned October oil output increase, despite market concerns, due to Libyan disruptions and hopes for a U.S. rate cut.
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A dispute over Libya’s central bank governance has led to a drastic cut in the nation’s oil output, halting exports and escalating tensions. This severe drop in production stirs fears …
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Gold Fields is boosting its renewable energy efforts at South Deep, with plans to expand its 50 MW solar plant and explore wind power. This move aims to reduce operational …
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NNPC expands LNG exports to Japan and China, boosting its presence in global energy markets.
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SPS launches a R135 million solar project at AQuinON Abalone Farm, enhancing sustainability and reducing energy costs with cutting-edge solar technology.
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Argentina targets $10 billion in mining exports by 2027, driven by booming lithium and copper sectors, as it seeks to boost its economy.
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Tech giants are competing with bitcoin miners for power resources to fuel rapidly expanding AI data centers, driving a surge in U.S. electricity demand.
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The Franco-Nigerian Chamber of Commerce and Industry urges Nigeria to supply local crude oil to refineries and address oil theft to ensure sustainable energy costs.
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South Africa plans to raise $18 billion for a power grid upgrade to modernize infrastructure and ensure reliable electricity.
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The Sasol Solar Challenge 2024 will begin on September 13, featuring teams from around the world racing solar-powered vehicles across South Africa.