Qatar to ramp up gas output with new mega field expansion
At the start of this month, Qatar said it would supply 7.5 million tonnes of LNG per year for 20 years...
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DEWA, ENOC sign MoU
Aim is to develop hydrogen-based mobility pilot project.
- The MoU between DEWA and ENOC was signed at the World Government Summit 2023 in Dubai.
- The project will utilize DEWA's existing green hydrogen production facility and ENOC's knowledge of the fuel market.
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New lab set to make KSA a leader in renewable energy
The Gulf International Laboratory aims to localize industries, enhance local content and build capabilities to boost competitiveness of the Kingdom's...
- The Gulf International Laboratory aims to localize industries, enhance local content and build capabilities to boost competitiveness of the Kingdom's economy
- The laboratory is likely to save more than US$ 266.5 million in the field of testing energy devices by eliminating tests conducted outside Saudi Arabia
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DEWA’s R&D Center registers its 7th patent for 3D printing adhesive device
DUBAI, UAE - Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has announced the registration of a new patent for an adhesive...
- The device distributes the adhesive material on the 3D printing plate, ensuring that the printed material sticks securely to the build plate.
- DEWA's R&D Center is responsible for supporting innovation in all production and operational areas.
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IEA calls special meeting as gas crisis ‘not over’
IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol said the measures taken following Russia's invasion of Ukraine helped European nations whether Russia cutting...
- The meeting, to be held on Wednesday by video conference, is the first such special IEA ministerial meeting recent history
- It will also include ministers from several non-IEA member nations and will look at the global repercussions of the cuts to European gas supplies
Oil rises as Russia cuts output after Western price cap
Brent, the international benchmark, and its US counterpart WTI, which had been down earlier in the day, jumped more than...
- Russia is part of a 23-nation alliance with the OPEC crude cartel that already agreed in October to reduce output by two million barrels per day until the end of this year
- An EU-wide ban on Russia oil products - like diesel, gasoline and jet fuel - came into effect Sunday alongside a Group of Seven (G7) price cap on the same items
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Russia to slash oil output by 5% over Western price cap
Russia is part of an alliance with OPEC that meets regularly to decide on oil output levels. As a result...
- The international benchmark, Brent North Sea crude, leapt 2.3 percent to $86.48 per barrel. New York contract WTI soared 2.5 percent to $80.01.
- "Russia will voluntarily reduce production by 500,000 barrels per day in March. This will help restore market relations," Deputy PM Alexander Novak said.
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Equinor posts record profit
Output slipped by 2% to 2.04 million barrels per day of oil equivalent.
- Net profit more than tripled to $28.7 billion, boosted mainly by skyrocketing gas prices.
- Equinor said it plans to invest $10-11 billion in 2023 and increase its oil and gas production by three percent.
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Stocks steady, dollar higher on US rate-hike expectations
Stock markets largely steadied and the dollar rose with traders forecasting US interest rates to keep climbing following last week's...
- January's rally for equities was halted as investors contemplate an extended period of high borrowing costs.
- Leading Asian stock markets and London managed gains Tuesday after all three main indices on Wall Street kicked off the week with losses.
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DEWA updates strategic plan to include achieving net-zero by 2050
DUBAI, UAE - Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has updated its strategic plan, adding achieving net-zero by 2050 to...
- DEWA is steadily moving towards reducing its carbon footprint to achieve a sustainable net-zero carbon by 2050.
- The production capacity of clean energy in Dubai is around 14 percent of total power generated.
Russia’ Foreign Minister in Iraq for energy talks
Iraq, a close ally of Iran, also has strategic relations with the United States, which still has soldiers in the...
- Lavrov landed in Baghdad late on Sunday at the head of a large delegation that includes "oil and gas companies and investors", Ahmed al-Sahhaf told AFP
- He will also meet Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, President Abdul Latif Rashid, and parliament speaker Mohammed al-Halbussi
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Oil slides further after OPEC delay as Asian stocks struggle
Both main crude contracts slipped more than one percent on news that the much-anticipated gathering of the major producers would...
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Indonesia unveils plan to bring $20bn energy investment from West
Jakarta, Indonesia - Indonesia on Tuesday launched an investment plan to attract $20 billion pledged by Western nations in a renewable...
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Earth to warm up to 2.9C even with current climate pledges, says UN
PARIS, FRANCE - Countries' greenhouse gas-cutting pledges put Earth on track for warming far beyond key limits, potentially up to a...
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Norwegian firm expects first cross-border transport of CO2 in 2025
Oslo, Norway -- Norwegian fertilizer group Yara International on Monday signed a contract to begin transporting CO2 produced at its Netherlands...
- Yara International signed a contract to begin transporting CO2 produced at its Netherlands plant to Norway so it can be buried under the seabed.
- Carbon capture and storage is aimed at helping halt climate change, involves capturing CO2 emissions at factory smokestacks and burying them underground in geological reservoirs.
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Gaza conflict casts shadow on Israel’s gas industry
War with Palestinians disrupts Israel's gas exports, causing economic losses and altering energy strategies.
- The accounting and consulting firm BDO Israel estimated the economic losses of the closure of the Tamar field at about US$ 201 million a month
- The gas field supplied 8.7 billion cubic meters of gas to the Israeli market in 2022 while exporting another 1.57 billion cubic meters to Egypt and Jordan
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Adoption of electric vehicles in US face infrastructure hurdles
NEW YORK, US - The US transition to electric cars has hit a speed bump, with concerns about vehicle range and...
- Automakers in recent weeks have pushed back EV sales targets and delayed capital projects as they seek to reduce inventories of unsold EVs at dealerships.
- The network of EV charging stations in the US remains dodgy, with many areas either lacking infrastructure or equipped with unreliable machines