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Indonesia’s exports plunge before coronavirus-led supply disruptions

Bloomberg Indonesia’s exports slumped in January just as the coronavirus began spreading, with Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati warning of a hit to global trade. Exports fell 3.7% from a year ago versus a median estimate for a surplus of 1.2% in a Bloomberg survey of economists, the statistics office said on Monday. Imports declined 4.8%, resulting in a trade ...

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Sempra’s Mexico unit says power plan hobbles sector

Bloomberg Infraestructura Energetica Nova SAB said a draft proposal by Mexico’s energy regulator to modify some transmission permits would make it impossible to supply power to new partners or carry out any expansion plans. In a letter posted in response to the draft proposal, the Mexican subsidiary of the US’s Sempra classifies it as “high regulatory impact” and argues that ...

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Shell to buy power from UK storage plant

Bloomberg Shell Energy Europe Ltd (SEEL) has agreed to trade power from what will be the UK’s largest battery storage project. The Royal Dutch Shell Plc unit agreed to a multi-year deal to “optimise the use of renewable power” in the China-backed project, which is expected to come online by the end of this year. Batteries, Shell says, will play ...

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