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Leaders of Moldova say they will ask parliament for permission to declare an energy and water emergency
Moldova's pro European leaders announced on Monday that they were asking the parliament to declare an emergency for energy and water supplies due to dangerously low levels of the Dniester River, which Moldova shares with Ukraine. After a meeting with the Security Council of Moldova…
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French and Benelux stocks - Factors to watch September 22
Here are some company news stories from France and Benelux that could impact the markets in this region or individual stocks. Danone announced an issuance of bonds in three tranches, totaling EUR1,50 billion ($1,72 billion). Vusion's first-half revenue was EUR820m, which confirms its financial guidance for 2026.
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The agenda of the UN summit is laid out by Turkey's COP31 president
On Monday, the president of Turkey's COP31 outlined a plan to 'transform' existing climate commitments into projects with measurable results. This included raising electricity's share in energy consumption by 2035 to 35% and reducing projected increases in municipal garbage by half.
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What does the 'Made-in-EU' law say and why should Britain be concerned?
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced on Tuesday that he will make a case for Britain being considered a "trusted" partner under the proposed "Made in EU "rules of the European Union. The European Commission's Industrial Accelerator Act was unveiled by the European Commission in March.
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Palm prices slip for the fourth session due to fears of stockpiles and weak demand
Malaysian palm oil futures fell more than 1% in the last session on Wednesday, marking a fourth consecutive session of declines, due to expectations that inventories would rise and demand would be weak. By midday, the benchmark palm oil contract for December delivery at the Bursa…
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China's clean technology exports prevented more CO2 emissions than the UK
According to a new analysis, China's green technology boom is having a greater impact on climate change than Britain's carbon emissions.
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China's clean technology exports prevented more CO2 emissions than the UK
According to a new analysis, China's green technology boom is having a greater impact on climate change than Britain's carbon emissions.
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Maguire: The global energy transition is shifting from generation to integration.
The global electric grid is entering a new stage. Investment spending by utilities has shifted from solar panels and?farms…
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Andy Home: Oil shock increases risk of metalshock as EV sales increase
Oil shock from the Iran War is recharging the market for electric vehicles (EVs) as high prices of gasoline and diesel fuel…
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Judge rules that Trump's EPA terminated the $7 billion solar grant program illegally
Federal judge in Rhode Island ruled on Friday that the?President Donald Trump administration's administration illegally canceled a $7 Billion?grant?
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Maguire: The global energy transition is shifting from generation to integration.
The global electric grid is entering a new stage. Investment spending by utilities has shifted from solar panels and?farms…
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Palm prices fall to a five-week low due to rising stock levels and subdued demand
Malaysian palm-oil futures reversed their gains on Tuesday, hitting a low of more than five weeks. This was due to the expectation…
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VEGOILS - Palm prices rise ahead of Trump-Xi summit; stock market concerns increase.
Malaysian palm oil futures rose on Tuesday as the markets awaited the meeting between the US president and the Chinese president.
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California allows the sale of fuels with higher ethanol content to reduce gasoline prices
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed legislation that allows?the?immediate?sale of a higher ethanol fuel blend. This…
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Palm extends its losses due to weak crude oil, a firm ringgit and sluggish imports
Malaysian palm oil futures continued to fall for the'second consecutive session' on Monday as a stronger ringgit, lower crude oil prices…
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Andy Home: Oil shock increases risk of metalshock as EV sales increase
Oil shock from the Iran War is recharging the electric vehicle (EV) industry as high prices for gasoline and diesel stimulate…
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Palm muted by weak crude and firm ringgit
Malaysian palm oil futures were muted Monday due to a softer crude and a stronger ringgit, which combined with a low level of market participation.
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Judge rules that Trump's EPA terminated the $7 billion solar grant program illegally
A federal judge in Rhode Island ruled Friday that the Trump administration had unlawfully canceled a $7 Billion grant program…
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Judge rules that Trump's EPA terminated the $7 billion solar grant program illegally
A federal judge in Rhode Island ruled Friday that the Trump administration had unlawfully canceled a $7 Billion grant program…
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Judge rules that Trump's EPA terminated the $7 billion solar grant program illegally
Federal judge in Rhode Island ruled on Friday that the?President Donald Trump administration's administration illegally canceled a $7 Billion?grant?
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Andy Home: How yttrium, a rare and obscure element, became a global hot topic.
You can get a good idea of what the current state of the planet is by looking at yttrium. When China's President Xi Jinping and U.S.
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Gambia bans unauthorised protests after unrest caused by power cuts
The police chief in Gambia has announced that no more protests are allowed without permits in the West African country. This…
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The French baseload electricity contract for the front year is at a three-year high
On?Thursday the French baseload year-ahead?electricity contract reached its highest level since December 20, 2023, at EUR90.65 ($105.39)…
