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Oil & Gas Trade
United States bump LNG exports in March
The United States increased the liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports in March with European countries remaining the top customers.
Electric Car
Ideanomics' MEG Secures First Order for Qingdao EV Hub
Ideanomics, Mobile Energy Global division has today announced its Qingdao subsidiary Qingdao Chengyang Ainengju New Energy Sales and Service Co., Ltd has secure…
Coal-Fired Power Plants
Mongolia Offers Rio Tinto Surprise Proposal to Build Coal-Fired Power Station
The cost of expanding Rio Tinto's Oyu Tolgoi copper project could decline by nearly US$1B under a surprise Mongolian government plan that could increase its lon…
Electric Car
Xcel Wants To Invest $102 Million Into Colorado’s Electric Vehicle Future
Colorado got its first glimpse of how the state’s largest utility plans to gear up to help meet the state’s goal of having hundreds of thousands more electric…
Geothermal Power Plant
Swiss Heating Coop Plans to Invest $51m in Expansion of Geothermal District Heating
The heating company also supplies lorach stetten in Germany with heat that crosses the border.
Nuclear Power Plant
NIASA Sets Out Funding Options for South African New Build
The Nuclear Industry Association of South Africa has outlined six potential options for financing new nuclear power plants in the country.
Wind Power Project
ADB to finance Southern Thailand wind power and battery energy storage project
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has agreed to finance the Southern Thailand wind power and battery energy storage project.
Hydrogen Fuel Stations
S. Korea to Build More Hydrogen-Producing Facilities
South Korea said Tuesday it plans to build more hydrogen production facilities across the country that could power nearly 50,000 cars a year.
Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle
Hyzon Motors To Begin Production Of Heavy Duty Fuel Cell Trucks & Buses This Year
Hyzon is moving fast. This week it announced the establishment of a subsidiary in Australia.
Coal Price
Effects of Lower Coal Prices Only Partially Reflected in 1Q20
As average coal input prices exceeded our estimate due to lower utilization rates at coal power plants, KEPCO’s 1Q20 results fell short of our estimates.
Nuclear Power Plant
Russia's Beloyarsk to Modernise Radiation Monitoring System
The plant's radiation monitoring system will be fully modernized by the end of this year.
Oil Shale
U.S. Oil Output from Major Shale to Drop in June to Nearly Two-Year Low
U.S. crude production from seven major shale formations is expected to fall by a record 197,000 barrels per day in June to 7.822 million bpd, the U.S. Energy In…
Coal Trade
Coal India Falls Nearly 5% as Govt Ends Monopoly
The private sector would carry out commercial coal mining, ending the government's monopoly.
Purchase of Liquid Profits Required
Tender are Invited for Purchase of Liquid Profits Required for Steam Units and Combined Cycle
Provision of Rehabilitation service
Tenders are invited for Provision of Rehabilitation service for the 60kv pj10-pj1 link of the jorf lasfar seawater pumping station

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United States bump LNG exports in March

Ideanomics' MEG Secures First Order for Qingdao EV Hub

Mongolia Offers Rio Tinto Surprise Proposal to Build Coal-Fired Power Station

Xcel Wants To Invest $102 Million Into Colorado’s Electric Vehicle Future

Swiss Heating Coop Plans to Invest $51m in Expansion of Geothermal District Heating

NIASA Sets Out Funding Options for South African New Build

ADB to finance Southern Thailand wind power and battery energy storage project

S. Korea to Build More Hydrogen-Producing Facilities

Hyzon Motors To Begin Production Of Heavy Duty Fuel Cell Trucks & Buses This Year

Effects of Lower Coal Prices Only Partially Reflected in 1Q20

Russia's Beloyarsk to Modernise Radiation Monitoring System

U.S. Oil Output from Major Shale to Drop in June to Nearly Two-Year Low

Coal India Falls Nearly 5% as Govt Ends Monopoly

Purchase of Liquid Profits Required

Provision of Rehabilitation service