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France

TotalEnergies Says It Is Ready to Hold Wage Talks in October

French energy group TotalEnergies on Sunday proposed annual wage negotiations to start this month, subject to the end of industrial action that continues to res…

Coal-Fired Power Plants

South African State Utility Reinstates Rolling Power Cuts from Monday

South African state utility Eskom said on Sunday it would resume rolling power cuts from Monday till Wednesday during night-time to attend to unplanned breakdow…

OPEC

OPEC Oil Cuts Bad for Global Economy, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen Tells Financial Times

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said a decision by the OPEC+ grouping to cut oil production was "unhelpful and unwise" for the global economy, especially e…

OPEC

Kremlin Praises OPEC+ for Countering U.S. 'Mayhem'

The Kremlin on Sunday praised OPEC+ for agreeing production cuts that had successfully countered the "mayhem" sown by the United States in global energy markets…

Crude Oil

The UAE Isn’t Ditching Oil for Renewables Just Yet

The UAE isn’t likely to curb its oil production in favor of renewables any time soon.

Solar Power Panel

Dewa Invites International Expressions of Interest for Phase 6 of Dubai Solar Park Project

The utility continues to focus on boosting the production of clean energy in the emirate with independent power projects

Turkey

Turkiye’s Cheapest Tomato Is Produced with Geothermal Energy

In Erzurum, one of Turkiye's coldest provinces, the country's cheapest cluster tomatoes are produced with geothermal energy.

SMR

US, Canadian Regulators Further SMR Collaboration

The charter agreement on advanced reactor and small modular reactor (SMR) technologies formally establishes the collaborative relationship between the Canadian …

Carbon Emissions

New CO2 Conversion Technology Helps Fight Against Climate Change

By transforming carbon dioxide (CO2) into fuels and other valued chemicals at affordable prices on an industrial scale, a new technology developed at the Univer…

Nuclear Power Plant

France Considers Boosting Uranium Enrichment Capacity To Cut Reliance On Russia

France is looking to boost its capacity for uranium enrichment to help itself and its allies reduce reliance on Russia.

Carbon Emissions

Tokyo Scientists Announce Breakthrough In CO2 Conversion Tech

Scientists at the Tokyo Institute of Technology have developed a new photocatalyst for CO2 reduction.

Natural Gas

PepsiCo to Make Cheetos and Lay's Chips Using Dutch Green Electricity

PepsiCo on Friday announced plans to phase out use of natural gas at a factory in the Netherlands and adopt a system based on renewable electricity.

Nuclear Reactor

Nuclear Electricity Generation Share Drops to Lowest Value in 4 Decades

This is despite the 3.9% increase in the produced electricity.

Nuclear Reactor

China Remains the 2nd Largest Nuclear Energy producer: Report

Its total nuclear generation capacity rose 11% YoY.

Rooftop PV System

India’s Single National Digital Portal to Boost Rooftop Solar

The launch of the single national digital portal is expected to boost the rooftop solar industry in India, a report found.