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Palm oil prices fall amid a tepid market.
Malaysian palm futures declined on Wednesday, ending two sessions of gains. A lack of significant market cues kept the sentiment low. The benchmark palm oil contract on Bursa Derivatives Exchange for September delivery?lost a total of 4 ringgit (0.09%) to close at?4,569 Ringgit ($1,120.95).
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Rezolv, a Romanian energy developer, will begin construction of the largest solar park in Europe this summer
Alastair Hammond, the Chief executive of Rezolv, said that they aim to increase their renewable energy portfolio from 2.3 GW to 4 or 5 Gigawatts in Central and Southeast Europe by 2030. The company plans to start construction on a 1GW solar project, expected to be completed in 2028, in western Romania in the late summer.
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Hazeltree data shows that shortsellers targeted manufacturing in June amid stress on the supply chain.
Hazeltree data shows that global hedge funds bet heavily against manufacturing shares in June, as investors became'more concerned about disruptions to supply chains due to renewed tensions at the Strait of Hormuz. The escalation in attacks between the U.S., Iran and other countries has cast doubts on an interim agreement to end the war.
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France, Morocco plan direct electricity link
Sebastien Lecornu, French Premier Minister, said that France and Morocco had 'asked for expressions of interests on Thursday' in an electricity interconnection project connecting the two countries as part of larger aims to strengthen ties?between Europe and North Africa. Lecornu,…
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Latvia increases security at dam and gas storage facility because of Russian threat, says PM
Andris Kulbergs, the Prime Minister of Latvia, said that he had increased security at a large underground gas storage facility and a 'hydroelectric dam' upstream from Riga due to intelligence suggesting a Russian threat. Latvian, Lithuanian, and Polish leaders warned that Western…
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Uniper focuses on data centres as part of a new strategy, and plans EUR5 billion in investment
Uniper's transformation strategy was reaffirmed on Friday. The?German energy company plans to invest around EUR5 billion…
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US tariffs against Brazil are bitter pills for sugar and ethanol producers
Brazil's sugar and ethanol producers expressed their dismay on Thursday at the new 25% tariffs that the U.S. government imposed on Brazilian goods…
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EDP chief: EU governments not Brussels slowing down renewable energy investments
The?CEO? of Portuguese energy group EDP stated on Thursday that European Union member countries are not implementing the…
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US lawmakers want to crack down on imports of solar panels that they claim are evading duties
According to a letter obtained by the, a bipartisan group in the U.S. Congress urged on Thursday that Trump's administration…
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US lawmakers want to crack down on imports of solar panels that they claim are evading duties
According to a letter obtained by the, a bipartisan group in the U.S. Congress urged on Thursday that Trump's administration…
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US lawmakers want to crack down on imports of solar panels that they claim are evading duties
According to a letter obtained by the, a bipartisan group in the U.S. Congress urged on Thursday that Trump's administration…
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Palm prices rise on bargain-buying, but high stocks limit gains
Malaysian palm oil futures rose on Thursday, thanks to bargain-buying. However, a gradual build-up of stocks in Malaysia…
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Palm prices fall for a second day due to high inventories and sluggish consumer demand
Malaysian palm futures dipped a little lower for the second consecutive session on Thursday. This was due to a gradual accumulation…
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Rezolv, a Romanian energy developer, will begin construction of the largest solar park in Europe this summer
Alastair Hammond, the Chief executive of Rezolv, said that they aim to increase their renewable energy portfolio from 2.3…
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The drought in the US West pits towns and industry against farms as they compete for water
In Arizona, dead fish are found in the bed of a dry reservoir. A small Utah town in the north could run out water within months.
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The drought in the US West pits towns and industry against farms as they compete for water
In Arizona, dead fish are found in the bed of a dry reservoir. A small Utah town in the north could run out water within months.
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Ten countries ask EU to reconsider new carbon pricing on fuel
Ten countries, including Italy, Poland and the Czech Republic, have urged the European Union (EU) to "reconsider" a new carbon…
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Palm oil prices are largely unchanged amid a tepid market.
The market was apathetic due to the lack of significant cues, and palm oil futures in Malaysia traded sideways on Wednesday.
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Bangladesh solar incentives may not be for smaller consumers
According to the National Board of Revenue, these measures were introduced on July 1, in the 'latest national budget.' They…
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Bangladesh solar incentives may not be for smaller consumers
According to the National Board of Revenue, these measures were introduced on July 1, in the 'latest national budget.' They…
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Trump's cuts in clean energy projects are linked to $83 Billion in cancelled or delayed projects
According to a report published on Tuesday by the labor and environmental coalition BlueGreen Alliance, policies of the Trump…
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Britain eliminates the requirement for planning consultation to accelerate major infrastructure projects
The British government announced on Thursday that it will remove the mandatory requirement of a 'pre-application consultation'…
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China Resources New Energy shares have tripled in value after the largest IPO in Asia for 2026
China Resources New Energy's share price almost tripled on its Shenzhen debut Thursday after the wind and solar energy company…
