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Coal Trade

Russia, China Agree New Coal Deal for 100 Million Ton Supply

Russia and China have agreed on a new deal that will see Russia supply 100 million tons of coal in the "coming years" to its southern neighbor.

CCS

Feds Roll Out $12.1B In Infra Funding for Carbon Capture Tech, Pipelines

The White House is gearing up to spend $12.1 billion under the federal infrastructure bill to develop and deploy carbon capture technologies and build carbon di…

Natural Gas

Ukraine and Putin: An Expanded Perspective

Ukraine is the largest natural gas transit system in the world, particularly to Europe and earns roughly $1.2 billion per year from transit fees at $2.66 per 10…

Hydrogen Production

High European Hydrogen Production Costs Point to Likely Imports from US, Middle East

The UK remains the highest priced region globally for low-carbon hydrogen production despite sharp drops in January, S&P Global Platts' new interactive Hydrogen…

Carbon Neutral

Chinese-Danish Study Takes CO2 a Step Closer to Raw Material for Carbon Neutral Push

Researchers from China and Denmark say they have worked out an important step in how to turn carbon dioxide into a raw material using electricity – a process t…

India

Indus Waters Treaty: Pakistan, India to Discuss Hydropower Projects

New Delhi and Islamabad are set to start talks at the PCIW level under Indus Waters Treaty.

Hydrogen Production

Hydrogen Hype Gets Real with Big Japanese Tender

Australia’s grand hydrogen export ambition faces its first market test with Japan’s largest power generator calling for competitive bids to supply the hydroge…

United States

Duke Energy Targets Expansion, Plans 1.1-GW Renewables RfP

US electric utility Duke Energy Corp (NYSE:DUK) will seek to acquire or contract up to 1.1 GW of intermittent power capacity, specifically renewables, in a bid …

Oil Price

Asia Shares Skid, Oil Surges as Ukraine Tensions Smoulder

Asian share markets slid and oil surged on Monday amid warnings Russia was set to invade Ukraine, risking sanctions that could trigger a further spike in energy…

Hydropower Plant

Ethiopia Turns on the Turbines at Giant Nile Hydropower Plant

Ethiopia began producing electricity on Sunday from its Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), a multi-billion-dollar hydropower plant on the River Nile that n…

LNG

S. Korea Contemplating Sharing LNG with Europe amid Ukraine Crisis

South Korea is thinking seriously about sharing its liquefied natural gas (LNG) inventories with Europe amid looming supply disruptions sparked by the Ukraine c…

Russian Federation

‘Everything Is on the Table,’ EU Chief Says of Russian Energy Sanctions as Ukraine Tensions Escalate

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has told CNBC that energy sanctions against Russia are still an option if the country invades Ukraine.

World Hydrogen 2022 Summit & Exhibition

The Sustainable Energy Council in partnership with the Province of Zuid-Holland, the City of Rotterdam & Port of Rotterdam, invites you to the World Hydrogen 20…

SMR

Report Claims ‘Serious Problems’ with Proposed NuScale SMR

The analysis, released by the institute February 17, primarily focuses on the SMR project the Oregon-based company is building for Utah Associated Municipal Pow…

Oil Price

Supply Shortages are Wreaking Havoc on The energy Industry

The energy sector is facing shortages on all sides, with commodity prices soaring around the world and very little hope that it will be solved in the near term.