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Crude Oil
2021-07-23

Russia Weighs Gasoline Export Ban
Russia is ready to introduce a ban on gasoline exports as soon as next week amid record-high wholesale prices on the exchange.
United States
2021-07-22

US re-Joins World Energy Council Ahead of 2022 Summit
The World Energy Council has announced that the US has rejoined the organisation, which promotes international communication in the energy industry.
Nuclear Policy
2021-07-21

Iran Claims Nuclear Deal Draft Is Incompatible With New Iranian Law
The draft agreement between Iran and world powers over the possible restoration of the so-called nuclear deal is incompatible with a recently passed Iranian law, a government spokesman in Tehran said on Tuesday.
United States
2021-07-19

Energy Infrastructure Act would be Good for West Virginia, Nation
U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., has been an outspoken advocate for domestic energy generation and a national energy policy that provides for cost-effective generation to power the country while maintaining national security.
Nuclear Policy
2021-07-17

US and Ghana Sign Memorandum with a Focus on Nuclear
The United States of America and the Republic of Ghana have signed a Memorandum of Understanding Concerning Strategic Civil Nuclear Cooperation.
Coal-Fired Power Plants
2021-07-15

Serbian Government Sets up Council for Energy Sector Decarbonization
The Government of Serbia has established a council tasked with giving proposals and opinions regarding the operation of coal-fired power plants and replacement facilities fueled by all energy sources by 2050.
Energy Transition
2021-07-13

Colombia Enacts Energy Transition Law
Colombia has a enacted an energy transition law to promote investment in hydrogen, renewable energy and sustainable transport.
Nuclear Policy
2021-07-13

Iran Nuclear Deal 90% Done: Russian Diplomat
About 90 percent of the work on the Iran nuclear deal has been done, but the 10 percent that remains might prove a tough nut to crack.
United States
2021-07-12

U.S. Set to Add More Chinese Companies to Blacklist Over Xinjiang
The additions to Commerce Department's Entity List are part of the Biden administration's efforts to hold China accountable for human rights violations, the sources said.
Coal Trade
2021-07-10

Robust China Coal Demand Amid Australia Import Ban Fuels Price Rally
Both thermal coal, used in power plants, and coking coal, used to make steel, have rallied strongly in recent months. And in both cases the driver has largely been China, the world's biggest producer, importer and consumer of the fuel.
Nigeria
2021-07-06

The Petroleum Industry Bill and the Quest for a New Nigeria
LAST week, Thursday July 1, the Senate finally passed the long-awaited Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB.
2021-07-05

Future of Energy Wider than Technology Hype and Must Meet the Needs of the Many, not the Few
As the world continues to progress multiple energy transitions, the numerous top-down roadmaps on climate-related action require humanising, with more detail about their actual implementation.
Nuclear Power Plant
2021-07-03

China Joins ROK to Demand Revocation of Fukushima Water Release Plan
China's Foreign Ministry on Wednesday voiced support for a resolution adopted by the parliament of the Republic of Korea condemning Japan's plan to dump contaminated water from its Fukushima nuclear plant into the sea.
Energy Transition
2021-07-02

IRENA Releases World Energy Transitions Outlook
Accelerating energy transitions on a path to climate safety can grow the world’s economy by 2.4% over the expected growth of current plans within the next decade
EU
2021-07-01

EU Renewable Energy Directive Change From 1st July
From 1 July 2021, production standards set out in the EU Renewable Energy Directive will be tightened.
Coal-Fired Power Plants
2021-06-30

UK's Coal-Fired Electricity Ban Officially Brought Forward to 2024
From 1 October 2024 - one year earlier than originally planned - coal-fired electricity generation will be banned in the UK.
China
2021-06-29

Celebrations for CPC's Centenary Heat up Across China, Showing Confidence and Capacity in the Party's Path
With the upcoming centenary of the founding of the Communist Party of China approaching on July 1, spectacular light shows, a variety of performances and booming red tourism have helped foster a celebratory atmosphere around China.
United Arab Emirates
2021-06-28

Dubai Future Council on Energy Holds Its Seventh Meeting
HE Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, Chairman of the Dubai Future Council on Energy chaired the seventh council’s meeting which was organised virtually.
Nuclear Policy
2021-06-22

Biden Rejects Maduro’s Call for the U.S. to End Venezuela Sanctions
President Joe Biden’s administration rejected Nicolas Maduro’s call for relief from U.S. sanctions, saying the Venezuelan leader needs to do more toward restoring democracy before penalties would be lifted.
Biofuel
2021-06-20

New Zealand Proposes New Biofuels Targets
New Zealand is proposing a biofuels regulation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions under which fuel suppliers will have to reduce emissions of the fuels they sell by a set percentage every year.
2021-06-18

SimpliPhi Initiative Supports Clean Energy Projects in Haiti, Myanmar
The donations are through “IDEA: a campaign to Deliver Energy Access,” an initiative SimpliPhi Power started in January with several partners.
Uzbekistan
2021-06-18

Uzbekistan Implements Large-Scale Reforms to Strengthen Energy Industry
Uzbekistan’s energy sector has taken major steps towards renewable energy sources and reducing CO2 emissions, boosting cooperation with its international partners.
Energy Subsidies
2021-06-17

RWE’s Sanbostel-Bevern Wind Farm Awarded Subsidy
In Lower Saxony, Germany, RWE’s Sanbostel-Bevern wind farm was awarded a subsidy by the German Federal Network Agency.
Biobattery
2021-06-16

Netherlands Temporarily Ceases New Subsidies for Biomass Heat
The government said the action will not impact currently approved subsidies.
Iran
2021-06-15

Why Iran’s Presidential Election is the ‘Most Important Political Milestone’ of 2021 for the Global Oil Market
A victory by front-running hard-liner could slow nuclear talks.

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Iran Nuclear Deal 90% Done: Russian Diplomat