Energy

Enec showcases success of UAE’s nuclear energy sector at IAEA event

ABU DHABI / WAM  The Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (Enec) has showcased the success and impact of the UAE nuclear energy sector at the 5th annual IAEA International Ministerial Conference on Nuclear Power in the 21st Century, which is taking place in Washington DC, United States. The conference brings together ministers, policymakers, senior officials and experts to engage in high-level ...

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ArcelorMittal, BHP to capture carbon at Belgian steel plant

ArcelorMittal and BHP Group will test a full-scale carbon capture operation in Belgium, in the latest sign of major steelmakers and miners working together to curb emissions. Steelmaking is one of the most polluting industries, approaching a 10th of all greenhouse gas emissions. That’s put it in the firing line of investors and environmentalists who want to see credible plans ...

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Renewables need $1.3trn per year for climate goals by 2030

Investment in renewable energy will need to hit $1.3 trillion a year by 2030 for the world to be on track to limit global temperatures set out in the Paris climate accord. That’s the latest assessment from the International Energy Agency (IEA), which revised up the figure from $1 trillion in a previous forecast. While the amount is more than ...

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South Africa, Indonesia get $1bn to close coal plants

South Africa and Indonesia will receive a combined $1 billion from the Climate Investment Funds to replace some of their coal-fired power plants with renewable energy facilities, part of global efforts to cut planet-warming emissions. The allocation of $500 million each to the coal-dependent countries will come in the form of “concessional,” or low cost, finance, the World Bank-affiliated fund ...

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Jaheziya to showcase energy safety solutions at Adipec

Abu Dhabi / WAM Jaheziya, a single-stop service provider for defence solutions and emergency response services, on Thursday announced their participation in Adipec 2022, where they will unveil a new strategic business collaboration, and underscore their innovative solutions intended to aid energy sector training and technology initiatives. At the event, running from October 31 to November 3 at the Abu ...

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Australia joins pledge to cut methane emissions 30% by 2030

Australia joined the Global Methane Pledge, becoming one of the last major developed economies to sign on to an effort to reduce emissions of the potent greenhouse gas 30% from 2020 levels by the end of this decade. Announcing the decision to sign the methane pledge on Sunday, Climate and Energy Minister Chris Bowen said meeting the 2030 target could ...

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Europe racks up $700 billion energy tab as budgets strain

Bloomberg European Union (EU) governments have pledged more than 550 billion euros ($536 billion) to protect citizens and businesses from soaring energy costs over the past year, highlighting the enormous fiscal burden the bloc’s leaders face as they jostle over how to pay for it. That figure climbs to 710 billion euros when support for utilities via loans, bailouts and ...

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Enel in talks on $15.8 billion credit line for power price hit

  Bloomberg Italy’s Enel SpA is in talks with banks on a new €16 billion ($15.8 billion) state-backed credit line to cover derivatives risks linked to spiking energy prices, according to people familiar with the matter. Under the plan, the country’s trade-credit insurer Sace would provide guarantees for around 70% of the total amount, said the people, asking not to ...

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Germany risks wasting billions on LNG projects

  Bloomberg Germany is at risk of wasting billions of euros on boosting liquefied natural gas imports instead of moving towards sustainable alternatives like energy efficiency, according to a new report. The country faces about 200 billion euros ($196 billion) of additional costs for gas imports by the end of the decade, causing a doubling of bills for consumers, the ...

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Chinese city plans offshore wind farm that could power Norway

  Bloomberg A city in southern China is planning an offshore wind farm bigger than all of the power plants in Norway combined. Chaozhou, in Guangdong province, intends to start work on the 43.3-gigawatt project before 2025, according to a copy of the city’s five-year plan posted on industry publication bjx.com. The wind farm will be built between 75 and ...

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