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S Korea Election Offers Potential for Nuclear Change

S Korea Election Offers Potential for Nuclear Change

2022-01-27

US, Qatar Leaders to Meet Amid Europe Energy Concerns
Talks come as US and EU seek to build energy contingency plans should Russia shorten supplies to Europe over Ukraine tensions.
2022-01-27

Thailand, Saudi Arabia Restore Diplomatic Ties
Thailand and Saudi Arabia have agreed to patch up diplomatic relations during a visit by the Thai prime minister to Riyadh on Tuesday.
Nuclear Policy
2022-01-26

S. Korea Remains Committed to Nuclear Phaseout Scheme: Energy Minister
South Korea remains committed to its policy of phasing out nuclear power plants as part of efforts to achieve carbon neutrality.
Electricity Reform
2022-01-24

Mexico's Energy Reform Strains Ties With US
Mexico's plan to favor its own state-owned electrical power plants and limit energy sales by private, foreign-built projects could affect U.S. investment in Mexico, officials said during bilateral talks this week.
Personnel Appointment
2022-01-24

China Evergrande Appoints EV Unit Chairman as Executive Director
China Evergrande Group said on Sunday it had appointed its Energy Vehicle unit's chairman as an executive director.
Natural Gas
2022-01-22

Brazil, Guyana, Suriname Postpone Joint Energy Plan
The leaders of Brazil, Guyana and Suriname have postponed the creation of a regional energy corridor after Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro left discussions early.
Oil Field
2022-01-22

TotalEnergies, Chevron to Exit Myanmar
TotalEnergies and Chevron said they will withdraw from Myanmar because of the worsening situation in the country since a February 2021 military coup.
Energy Security
2022-01-21

Moldova Declares State of Emergency in Energy Sector
The Moldovan parliament approved a measure by prime minister Natalia Gavrilita to declare a state of emergency in the energy sector for 60 days to ensure uninterrupted supply of gas to consumers, but the threat of a cutoff of Russian supply has now been a
China
2022-01-20

China Sets Priority Tasks to Ensure Energy Supply
China's top economic planner has set priorities for energy supply as the global energy market faces complicated situations.
India
2022-01-19

India and IRENA Sign Renewables Agreement
India’s Ministry of New and Renewable Energy has signed a strategic partnership agreement with IRENA, signalling its intent to further strengthen its collaboration with IRENA in the field of renewable energy.
South Korea
2022-01-19

Saudi Aramco Signs 10 Agreements with South Korean Companies to Advance Co-Operation
State-owned oil company signed one deal and nine preliminary agreements with South Korean companies
Electricity Reform
2022-01-18

AMLO to Discuss Power Reform with US Energy Secretary
Mexican president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador will meet with US energy secretary Jennifer Granholm in Mexico City this week to discuss his controversial electricity reform bill that sidelines private investors.
South Korea
2022-01-17

South Korean President Visits UAE, Showcasing Deep Ties
The president of South Korea has reached a preliminary multibillion-dollar deal to sell Seoul’s surface-to-air missiles to Abu Dhabi and pledged deeper cooperation with the United Arab Emirates during a visit to the Gulf Arab state
United States
2022-01-14

DOE Stands Up Clean Technology Demonstration Office
The office will be under pressure to overcome challenges that have plagued DOE-funded demonstration projects in the past.
Personnel Appointment
2022-01-12

Kazakhstan Appoints New Energy Minister
A new energy minister has been appointed in Kazakhstan after the government resigned on the back of last week's violent unrest.
Personnel Appointment
2022-01-10

New GECF Secretary General Takes Charge
His Excellency Eng. Mohamed Hamel from the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria has assumed office as the fourth Secretary General of the GECF, the global platform of leading gas exporting countries.
Personnel Appointment
2022-01-09

Tata Power Appoints New CFO
Sanjeev Churiwala took over the role on 1 January.
Energy Subsidies
2022-01-07

Brazil Extends Controversial Coal Power Subsidy
Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro signed a law granting a 15-year extension of a subsidy for coal power generation in Santa Catarina state, flying in the face of global efforts to reduce carbon emissions.
Carbon Neutral
2022-01-07

S. Korea to Expand Tax Incentives for R&D on Carbon Neutrality Technology
South Korea plans to provide tax incentives for research and development on green technology designed to help cut carbon emissions in an effort to nurture new industries.
Power Construction
2022-01-05

Chance of power market reversal weighs on Mexico
A possible constitutional electricity overhaul will dominate the outlook for Mexico's power sector in 2022, even if chances for its passage appear difficult.
China
2021-12-30

China Issues First White Paper on Export Controls
China issued Wednesday its first white paper on export controls to provide a full picture of related policies and help the international community better understand its position.
Nuclear Policy
2021-12-28

Uzbekistan and IAEA Sign Cooperation Framework for Five Years
Uzbekistan and the International Atomic Energy Agency have signed a cooperation framework for five years.
Nuclear Policy
2021-12-28

China Could be Key to Iran Nuclear Impasse
The 2015 agreement on the future of Iran's nuclear program was held up as a triumph of painstaking international diplomacy until former United States president Donald Trump blew a major hole in it by unilaterally withdrawing less than three years later.
Nuclear waste
2021-12-23

China Opposes Japanese Decision to Release Nuclear-Contaminated Water into Ocean
China is seriously concerned about and firmly opposes Japan's unilateral decision to discharge the nuclear-contaminated water into the sea and its proceeding with the preparatory work.
Natural Gas
2021-12-20

New York is Banning the Use of Natural Gas in New Buildings
After several other cities in the United States, the City Council of New York passed a law banning the use of natural gas in most new buildings.

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Brazil Extends Controversial Coal Power Subsidy

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China Issues First White Paper on Export Controls

Uzbekistan and IAEA Sign Cooperation Framework for Five Years

Tata Power Appoints New CFO

DOE Stands Up Clean Technology Demonstration Office