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Official: There is a good chance that the trapped workers in Nepal's hydropower plant are still alive
A Nepal Electricity Authority official stated on Wednesday that there is a high chance of finding dozens alive after being trapped for a week in an underground chamber. Amhsu Kiran Shahi is a member of the board of the Nepal Electricity Authority. Nepali authorities have so far rescued…
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Trump claims Britain is on the brink of disaster citing immigration and energy issues
Donald Trump, the U.S. president, said that Britain is "on the verge of disaster" in an interview with GB News. He expressed concerns about the high energy prices and net zero policies of the country as well as the impact of mass migration. The relationship between Britain and Trump's United States has been turbulent over the past few years.
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How engineers from a WhatsApp group guide Nepal's flood relief efforts
A WhatsApp group of experts is leading rescue workers in Nepali valleys after a massive flash flood that occurred more than a week earlier. They are searching for survivors who might be hiding inside the tunnels of destroyed hydropower plants. Engineers set up the messaging group before the 'wall of water…
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Engineers in a WhatsApp group guide Nepal's rescue efforts for tunnels
A WhatsApp group of experts is leading rescue workers in the midst of a massive flash flood that occurred more than a month ago. They are searching for survivors inside the tunnels of destroyed hydropower plants. Engineers'set up the messaging group before the wall of mud, water and rock crashed down the Trishuli Valley in Nepal on the 26th August.
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Palm oil gains on Dalian soyoil firmer, on course for weekly gain
Malaysian palm futures were a little higher on Friday due to firmer Dalian soyoil prices. They are on course for a modest?weekly increase. By midday, the benchmark palm oil contract for November delivery on?the Bursa Derivatives exchange gained 10 ringgit or 0.2% to 4,914 Ringgit ($1,215.43) per metric ton. The contract is up 0.35% this week.
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Two people rescued alive from Nepal Hydropower Tunnel
Two people were rescued alive from a 'tunnel' connected to a hydropower plant on the Trishuli River on Friday, nine days after an ice…
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Two people are rescued from Nepal Hydropower Tunnel
Two people were rescued alive from a tunnel that was linked to a hydropower station on the Trishuli River, nine days after an ice…
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In the flood-ravaged Nepal Valley, nothing remains standing
The section of Nepal's Trishuli River valley, where rescuers try to reach hundreds of workers trapped in hydroelectric plants…
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Minister: Thailand supports rooftop solar to protect against LNG price spikes
Akanat Promphan, Thailand's Energy Minister, said on Wednesday that the country will assist the public in installing 5 gigawatts…
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Nepal's hydropower ambitions are tested by deadly floods
The floods in Nepal that destroyed a tenth its?electricity production capacity last week cast doubts on the ambitious plans for hydropower expansion.
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Palm oil gains over 1% as rival crudes and oils are stronger
The price of Malaysian palm oil futures increased by more than 1% on Tuesday as the gains in rival edible oil and crude oil…
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Nepal rescuers reach remote regions, and electricity is restored almost a week following devastating floods
Rescuers in Nepal built temporary bridges and dug into the ruins of hydropower projects to rescue nearly 300 trapped workers.
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Thailand invests in rooftop solar to protect against LNG price shocks
Akanat PROMPHAN, Thailand's Energy Minister, said that the country will assist 1 million households in installing 5 gigawatts…
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Thailand invests in rooftop solar to protect against LNG price shocks
Akanat PROMPHAN, Thailand's Energy Minister, said that the country will assist 1 million households in installing 5 gigawatts…
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Palm oil prices fall due to profit-taking and weak demand
Malaysian palm futures declined?on Tuesday after a two session rally. Profit-taking and weak demand for exports were the main reasons.
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Official: There is a good chance that the trapped workers in Nepal's hydropower plant are still alive
A Nepal Electricity Authority official said on Wednesday that there is a good chance that the dozens of workers who were…
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India is urged to review green financing rules and build workforce for nuclear expansion
India must'review its financing rules' and 'develop a better talent pipeline to reach its ambitious goal of increasing?nuclear…
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Palm retreats due to profit-taking and weak demand
Malaysian palm oil futures fell on Wednesday, after a two session?rally. Traders locked in profits as sluggish demand for…
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Brazil's eucalyptus sector faces uncertainty due to delayed curbs on the use of native wood fuel
A reforestation association said that an agreement to phase out the use of native forest wood in Brazil's corn-ethanol plants…
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Palm oil jumps by 2% as rival crudes and oils are stronger
The price of Malaysian palm oil futures increased by?2% Tuesday, as the support from rivals?edible oil and crude oil rose…
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Kosovo parties strike deal to elect president, breaking deadlock
?Vetevendosje, the party of Kosovo caretaker prime minister Albin Kurti and the Democratic League of 'Kosovo, the opposition…
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SMA Solar: EU restrictions on Chinese solar inverters will boost European suppliers
The European Union's ban on public funding for utility-scale inverters made by "high-risk countries" is set to shift the…
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S&P 500 and Dow futures tempered ahead of jobs data, but chips and software stocks rise
S&P 500 futures and Dow futures were little altered on Friday, ahead of an important U.S. employment report that may influence…
