FMF2024 report calls for $5.4 trillion in mineral investments by 2035 to meet energy transition goals and demand for critical minerals
energy transition
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Africa leverages abundant natural resources and technology advancements to address energy deficits, driving its renewable energy transition forward.
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Shell shifts energy strategy, cutting offshore wind investments and restructuring power operations to focus on LNG, oil, and high-return projects.
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Guyana and Suriname’s LNG projects capitalize on rising global demand, with their exports potentially boosted by a U.S. license pause
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Snam plans to invest €14.5 billion ($15.8 billion) to upgrade its gas infrastructure for hydrogen and biomethane, aligning with its carbon neutrality goals by 2040.
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The IEA predicts a surge in global renewable energy by 2030, driven by cost competitiveness and favorable policies, with renewables expected to make up nearly 20% of the global energy …
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KEY POINTS Oil-producing nations in Africa have raised 45% of the initial $5 billion in seed capital for the planned Africa Energy Bank, which will fund oil projects on the …
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The IEA stresses that the next round of NDCs will be crucial for tripling global renewable energy capacity by 2030, urging governments to boost commitments and investments.
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China’s transition to greener fuels and a sluggish economy have led to slower oil demand growth, according to experts at the APPEC conference. Â
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Indonesia lowers its local content requirement for solar power projects to 20%, aiming to boost renewable energy capacity and attract foreign investment.