Europe’s largest nuclear reactor malfunctions again
Helsinki, Finland - Finland's Olkiluoto 3, the largest nuclear reactor in Europe, stopped production on Wednesday after a test caused the plant unit...
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Every industry should be held accountable on climate, says COP28 president
Paris, France - The president of a pivotal UN climate summit defended on Saturday the large presence of industry representatives at...
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Morocco aims to be a major green hydrogen producer in the region
Morocco to transition to renewable source of energy The country will team up with the Abu Dhabi-based International Renewable...
DEWA to add additional 600MW of clean energy capacity to Dubai’s energy mix in 2021
The technologies fueling this expansion are photovoltaic solar panels and concentrated solar power or CSP The move will increase DEWA’s...
Green hydrogen production follow same path as solar power, wind power: DEWA CEO
GCC region, whose biggest export has so far been oil, is turning towards sources of clean energy Mohammed bin Rashid...
ADFD allocates $100m towards 2 projects in Turkmenistan
AED275m towards the construction of an airport in Jebel and AED 92m for hybrid power plant
Goldman Sachs projects crude oil to touch $80 this summer
Goldman Sachs believes rollouts of more vaccination against Covid around the world could boost economic activity and demand for oil
China in talks with Abu Dhabi National Energy to buy 10% stake
The negotiations are ongoing and there is no certainty about reaching an agreement Based on its current share price, the...
Mubadala joins EIG-led consortium to acquire 49% stake in Aramco pipeline
The consortium is led by US-based energy investment firm EIG Aramco will retain the remaining 51% stake in the...
Oil prices slip again as jitters persist over demand
The drop was helped by reports that Chinese oil-imports stood at a five-month low China's crude imports were...
UK pipeline specialist Stats boosts Qatar operations
Stats started its operations in Qatar, which has the world's third largest gas reserves, in 2011
UAE: Empower saves electricity worth $930 million in 2020
Empower is one of the key partners for UN Environment’s District Energy in Cities initiative and an active member of...
Europe’s largest nuclear reactor malfunctions again
Helsinki, Finland - Finland's Olkiluoto 3, the largest nuclear reactor in Europe, stopped production on Wednesday after a test caused the plant unit...
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DEWA, UAE energy ministry discuss cooperation for clean energy goals
DUBAI, UAE - MD & CEO of the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer discussed consolidating...
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UAE urges investment, action for water sustainability at UN meet
DUBAI, UAE – UAE Minister of Climate Change and Environment Mariam bint Mohammed Almheiri emphasized the importance of collaboration, data...
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Saudi Arabia’s TASI ends the week higher while UAE markets fall
Several factors contributed to the fall in UAE markets, including a decline in oil prices, worries about multinational banks' health.
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EU, Germany reach deal on fossil fuel car phaseout
BRUSSELS, BELGIUM - The European Union and Germany on Saturday said they had struck a deal after a dispute over the...
- A landmark deal to prohibit new sales of fossil fuel cars from 2035 is key to the bloc's ambitious plan to become a "climate-neutral" economy by 2050.
- Germany demanded that the EU provide assurances the law would allow the sales of new cars with combustion engines that run on synthetic fuels.
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Denmark asks Nord Stream owner to help recover mystery object
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK - Denmark has invited the Russian-controlled operator of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline to help recover a mystery object...
- Russian energy giant Gazprom holds a majority stake in the twin pipelines, with the rest owned by German, Dutch and French companies.
- The Danish energy agency released a photo of the cylindrical object standing near the Nord Stream 2 pipeline at the bottom of the sea.
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Eco-friendly goods buck global downward trade slide: UNCTAD
Trade in such goods grew by around four percent in the second half of 2022, with their combined value hitting...
- Global trade surged to a record $32 trillion in 2022 before reversing course in the second half of the year amid deteriorating economic conditions and swelling uncertainties.
- UNCTAD said it expected green industries to boom further as countries scale up their efforts to cut emissions and battle global warming.

