Electricity supply from Adani center to Bangladesh is completely stopped
India’s Adani Group’s coal-fired power plants have been completely shut down. An average of about 1500 megawatts of electricity was available from the two units of the centre. The first unit of the center was already shut down for routine maintenance. Meanwhile, power generation from the second unit also stopped last Friday due to a […]
Read MoreIn Japan, energy security fears put nuclear back in favour for 2040 plan
The country slashed reliance on nuclear power after the Fukushima disaster in 2011 and increased use of fossil fuels to generate 70% of its electricity, even as it set out to cut carbon emissions to net zero by 2050 Japan is set to push for more nuclear power in an energy policy update due next […]
Read MoreJapan, EU agree to work on creating hydrogen demand and supply
Japan and the European Union on Monday agreed to work together on policies related to creating demand and supply for clean hydrogen as well as to cooperate in advancing technologies to develop the new fuel, a joint statement said. Japan sees hydrogen as a new and cleaner source to gradually substitute liquefied natural gas (LNG), […]
Read MoreExtreme Asian heat spurs LNG demand ahead of summer months
Extreme temperatures across Asia are driving up liquefied natural gas (LNG) demand in the region as importers seek cargoes ahead of summer, with imports in South Asia hitting records. This could tighten available supply and further lift Asian spot prices that have already gained a third since April, with heatwaves across South and Southeast Asia […]
Read MoreBangladesh-India Energy Relations Strain Over Unpaid Dues and Supply Shortages
In a developing story that underscores the complexities of regional energy cooperation, Bangladesh’s electricity imports from India’s Tripura State Electricity Corporation Ltd (TSECL) have been reduced due to significant unpaid dues. This reduction highlights the challenges faced by both nations in maintaining stable energy supplies and financial agreements. Financial Disputes Affect Energy Supply TSECL, which […]
Read MoreOil nudges higher after Saudi Arabia hikes prices
Oil futures edged up on Monday after Saudi Arabia hiked June crude prices for most regions and as the prospect of a Gaza ceasefire deal appeared slim, renewing fears the Israel-Hamas conflict could still widen in the key oil producing region. Brent crude futures climbed 28 cents, or 0.3%, to $83.24 a barrel at 0119 […]
Read MoreRevolutionary Technology Unveiled: World’s First Carbon-Neutral Cement Plant Leads the Charge Against Climate Change
In a groundbreaking development poised to reshape the landscape of sustainable cement production, Thyssenkrupp Decarbon Technologies has unveiled its innovative “pure oxyfuel” technology. This revolutionary approach marks a significant milestone in the global effort to combat climate change by drastically reducing carbon emissions associated with cement manufacturing. With cement and concrete production accounting for a […]
Read MoreKazakhstan and Saudi Arabia Strengthen Energy and Investment Ties
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and Saudi Arabian Minister of Energy Abdulaziz bin Salman Al Saud convened on March 7 to explore opportunities for advancing energy and investment collaboration, as reported by the Akorda press service. Highlighting the unprecedented level of Kazakh-Saudi relations, President Tokayev expressed his positive impression from recent agreements with Crown Prince and […]
Read MoreProjects with Chinese Loans: One complete, eight running at adequate pace
One of the development projects undertaken on Chinese loans has been completed while eight others are being implemented in full swing following a prolonged hiatus for the pandemic, said relevant officials and Economic Relations Division (ERD). A memorandum of understanding titled “Strengthening investment and production capacity cooperation”, comprising 27 projects and a cost of $20 […]
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