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Electric Car
Electric Cars Could Benefit Your Health More Than the Planet
About half of the world’s electric vehicles are sold in China. It’s the largest market in the world for EVs, buoyed by government subsidies.
EV Market
Turkey Unveils $3.7-Billion Domestic Electric Car Project
Turkey said it plans to produce up to 175,000 vehicles annually under its domestic electric car project, set to be unveiled by President Tayyip Erdogan on Frida…
Oil & Gas Trade
Iraq's Exports, Production not Affected by Halting Nassiriya Oilfield
Halting production from Iraq’s southern Nassiriya oilfield on Saturday by protesters will not affect the country’s exports and production operations, the oil …
Energy storage technology
China Develop High-Voltage Aqueous Sodium-ion Battery with Longer Life Cycle
Chinese scientists have developed a high-voltage sodium-ion battery with a higher energy density and longer life cycle, assisted by aqueous electrolytes, accord…
CCS
Addressing Committed Emissions in both US and China Requires CCS
Stabilizing global temperatures will require deep reductions in carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions worldwide. Recent integrated assessments of global climate change…
Construction Begun on Geothermal District Heating Pipeline in Iceland
Construction of a new geothermal district heating pipeline is underway in rural South Iceland to the small town of Höfn. The pipeline stretches from its source…
Coal Trade
China's Coking Coal Imports Rise in November
China's imports of coking coal saw steady growth in November, according to data from General Administration of Customs. Last month, the imports of the coking co…
Coal Trade
India Coal Imports Rise 4% to 161 MT in Apr-Nov
The country’s coal imports registered an increase of 4.4 per cent to 161.43 million tonnes (MT) in the April-November period of the ongoing fiscal.
Nuclear Power Plant
Moderate Quake Strikes near Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Plant, No Damage
An earthquake of magnitude of 4.9 struck near Iran’s Bushehr nuclear power plant on Friday but an Iranian emergency services official said there was no damage …
Nuclear Technology
AEOI Making Significant Progress in Quantum Physics
TEHRAN (FNA)- Special Assistant to the Chief of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran Ali Asqar Zare’an announced that the AEOI has made considerable advances…
Oil & Gas Trade
‘OPEC+ may Consider Ending Production Cuts in 2020’
The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries and non-OPEC allies, including Russia, may consider ending their oil output curtailment deal next year in orde…
Crude Oil
Libya’s Largest Oil Refinery Faces Closure Amid Clashes
Libya’s national oil company said Saturday it may face closure because of clashes close to its refinery in the country’s western port. The NOC said in a state…
Hydropower Dams Risk Cancellation as Local Conflicts Heighten
Laos’ upcoming hydropower project could face pushbacks from Cambodia government.
Oil & Gas Trade
OPEC Cuts ‘Can’t Last Forever,’ Russian Energy Minister Warns
OPEC output cuts have stabilized the global oil market but can’t last forever, Russia said as uncertainty persists over the future of the agreement beyond Marc…
The Netherlands to Expand its H2 Infrastructure with OrangeGas’ First Hydrogen Stations
With the help of Nel Hydrogen, the Netherlands continues to bolster its clean transportation efforts.

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Electric Cars Could Benefit Your Health More Than the Planet

Turkey Unveils $3.7-Billion Domestic Electric Car Project

Iraq's Exports, Production not Affected by Halting Nassiriya Oilfield

China Develop High-Voltage Aqueous Sodium-ion Battery with Longer Life Cycle

Addressing Committed Emissions in both US and China Requires CCS

Construction Begun on Geothermal District Heating Pipeline in Iceland

China's Coking Coal Imports Rise in November

India Coal Imports Rise 4% to 161 MT in Apr-Nov

Moderate Quake Strikes near Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Plant, No Damage

AEOI Making Significant Progress in Quantum Physics

‘OPEC+ may Consider Ending Production Cuts in 2020’

Libya’s Largest Oil Refinery Faces Closure Amid Clashes

Hydropower Dams Risk Cancellation as Local Conflicts Heighten

OPEC Cuts ‘Can’t Last Forever,’ Russian Energy Minister Warns

The Netherlands to Expand its H2 Infrastructure with OrangeGas’ First Hydrogen Stations