Brazil is considering bringing back daylight saving time to address its energy crisis amid a severe drought, awaiting final approval from President Lula.
Energy Crisis
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South Africa’s grid to gain 2,500MW, easing loadshedding, with improved power stations leading the way.
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The EU has taken steps to lessen dependence on Russian gas, but an audit identifies weaknesses in its readiness for potential future gas supply disruptions, including a lack of focus …
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The South African Independent Power Producer Association (SAIPPA) has voiced strong opposition to the draft Integrated Resource Plan 2023 (IRP 2023), arguing that it is seriously flawed and inadequate to …
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Russia has drastically cut its gasoline and diesel exports to countries outside the former Soviet bloc, following a series of drone attacks and fires that damaged its refineries and fuel …
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South Africa has announced its intention to build new nuclear power stations to boost its electricity supply and address its ongoing energy crisis. The government said it would invite bids …
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The global oil market is facing a turbulent period as the war in Ukraine has triggered an energy crisis that has disrupted trade flows and exposed the weakness of the …
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A surge in consumer disputes over gas and electricity bills has been reported by the Energy Ombudsman, a watchdog that handles complaints about energy companies in the UK. The Ombudsman …
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The Oil Producers Trade Section (OPTS), affiliated with the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry, revealed Nigeria’s outstanding $1.3 billion debt to gas producers for supplied products. They urged the …
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South Africa, the continent’s most industrialised nation, is charting a roadmap to address its energy crisis through regulatory reforms, aiming to spur investments across its energy landscape. Tools such as …