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African Communities Push to Expel TotalEnergies, Demand Reparations in Fossil Fuel Clash
KEY POINTS Communities throughout Africa have demanded that French energy giant TotalEnergies cease operations on the continent, compensate impacted populations, and create space for a fair transition to renewable energy …
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Energy TransitionIn the News
South African Corporates Pour Cash Into Renewables as Eskom Battles to Keep Grip
KEY POINTS Even as Eskom enhances performance and lessens load-shedding, the biggest corporations in South Africa are increasing their investments in renewable energy projects and shifting billions of dollars to …
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KEY POINTS With an R4.4 billion investment plan, Octopus Energy, the British renewable energy behemoth known for providing thousands of households with free electricity, is aiming to accelerate Sub-Saharan Africa’s …
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KEY POINTS In a significant development for BP, the company has announced its largest oil and gas discovery in over two decades, marking a pivotal moment as it shifts its …
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KEY POINTS Eskom has taken a decisive step toward its 2050 net-zero carbon emissions target by inviting tenders for a pilot renewable green hydrogen facility (RHF) at its Johannesburg Research, …
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KEY POINTS The Moroccan Energy Investment Company (SIE) has launched an initiative offering energy audits to industrial firms, aiming to boost energy efficiency and sustainability. Companies must meet eligibility criteria …
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GovernmentIn the NewsMarketsOil & Gas
U.S. Struggles to Counter China’s Growing Economic Influence in Central Asia
China’s economic influence in Central Asia continues to rise, with trade hitting $94.8 billion. The U.S. faces difficulties in curbing Beijing’s expanding presence
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Trump’s push for U.S. power grid upgrades focuses on long-distance transmission to meet surging energy demand and support renewable energy projects
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Morocco plans a $420 million gas-fired plant to bolster energy security, cut coal reliance, and support its 52% renewable target by 2030