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Smulders to Deliver Jacket Foundation for French Offshore Wind Substation
Engineering firm Smulders has been selected by Chantiers de l’Atlantique to execute the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) of the offshore substation jacket foundation for the 600MW Dunkerque offshore wind farm in France.The jacket foundation will support the offshore substation for the project…
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EDP CEO Warns EU on Lost Urgency for Energy Security
Four years after the start of the Ukraine war, the European Union has lost the sense of urgency needed to strengthen its energy security, with bureaucracy still slowing renewable projects and preventing the bloc from cutting costly energy imports, the head of Portuguese energy group EDP said.Miguel Stilwell d’Andrade…
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EUROPE GAS - Prices trade down but geopolitical and storage concerns remain
The Dutch and British wholesale gas price were not much different on Wednesday morning, but the market will likely remain choppy due to geopolitical tensions and low storage levels. LSEG data shows that the benchmark Dutch front-month contract for the TTF hub fell by 0.30 euros to 34.80 Euro per megawatt hour at 0841 GMT.
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EDP CEO warns EU about lost urgency in energy security and renewables push
The European Union has lost its sense of urgency in addressing energy security. Bureaucracy is still preventing the bloc to reduce costly energy imports and slowing down renewable energy projects. Miguel Stilwell d'Andrade (CEO of one of Europe's biggest renewable power producers)…
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Oman signss power contracts worth $2.6 billion with Qatar's Nebras, and Korea Western Power
The Omani state-run news agency reported that Oman's Nama Power & Water Procurement had signed agreements with two consortiums, one led by Qatar's Nebras Energy while the other was headed by Korea Western Power. These agreements were for power generation projects. The agency said…
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Heidelberg Materials CEO at Davos: Defence and infrastructure will drive construction in 2026.
Dominik Von Achten, the Chief Executive of Heidelberg Materials, said that he expects to see a slight improvement in the…
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Palm prices rise more than 1% on demand for the festive season
Malaysian palm futures rose by more than 1% on Wednesday to a seven week?high, as the market grew in anticipation of a stronger…
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In Indonesia, environmental laws result in the loss of permits for a gold mine and a power plant owned by China.
The Indonesian government revoked permits for 28 companies, including a China-backed hydropower station and a gold mining…
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Palm up in anticipation of lower production and improved exports
The market for Malaysian palm oils futures closed higher on Tuesday as the anticipation of a sharp decline in production…
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Mitsui to consider smaller turbines and construction delay at Niigata Wind Farm
Mitsui & Co. and its partners, a Japanese trading company, are looking at using'smaller turbines' and delaying?construction…
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EUROPE GAS-European gas prices rise on low storage levels and weak LNG flows
Dutch and British gas contract prices rose on Tuesday. Attention was once again focused on the gas storage which is now "half full"…
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Palm prices rise on the back of reduced production and improved exports
The price of palm oil futures in Malaysia rose on Tuesday, as traders anticipated a sharp drop in production and stronger demand for exports.
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Origin Energy, Australia's coal-fired power station in NSW, will continue to operate until 2029
Origin Energy announced on Tuesday that it will extend the operation all four?units?of its Eraring Power?Station?toApril…
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VEGOILS - Palm flat due to China canola tariff reduction, Indonesia B50 cancellation weighing
Malaysian palm futures were not much changed on Monday as China's plans for a reduction in import?tariffs of Canadian canola…
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EDP CEO Warns EU on Lost Urgency for Energy Security
Four years after the start of the Ukraine war, the European Union has lost the sense of urgency needed to strengthen its energy security…
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In Indonesia, environmental laws result in the loss of permits for a gold mine and a power plant owned by China.
The Jakarta government revoked permits for 28 companies on Tuesday. They were accused of environmental violations that worsened…
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Palm extends its gains on expectations of strong demand
Malaysian palm futures rose on Wednesday due to a?anticipated higher demand for the Lunar New Year holiday. By midday, the…
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Heat inequality: A study measures the impact of climate change on Rio de Janeiro's favelas
Every summer, Michele Campos cries when the temperatures in Rio de Janeiro rise above 40degC. The cement in the favela Chapeu…
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Engie continues to invest in Middle East renewables, as the momentum in US and Europe slows
Engie has reached the 'financial close on a 1.5 Gigawatt solar park, its largest in the world, said the French utility on Monday.
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Engie continues to invest in Middle East renewables, as the momentum in US and Europe slows
Engie has reached the 'financial close on a 1.5 Gigawatt solar park, its largest in the world, said the French utility on Monday.
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What just happened? Ten charts that will help you understand the market in 2025
The past year will not be forgotten soon. The conventional wisdom about investor behavior and economics was often challenged in 2025 as technology…
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Turkey claims that Russia provided $9 billion to it for the Akkuyu Nuclear Plant
The Turkish energy minister announced that Russia has provided $9 billion in new financing for the Akkuyu nuclear power plant…
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Japan will provide $1.3 billion of investment subsidies to clean-energy users
A government official announced late on Monday that Japan will provide 210 billion Japanese yen (1,34 billion dollars) to…