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Smelting giant Korea Zinc to invest $6.6b in green power

  Bloomberg After nearly half a century expanding its bread-and-butter business into one of the world’s largest metal smelting operations, Korea Zinc Co is setting its sights on renewable energy to cut costs and drive growth. The Seoul-headquartered zinc, gold, silver and lead smelter plans to invest $6.6 billion over the next eight years developing solar and wind power generation ...

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EU mulls gas price cap in Russian supply row

  Bloomberg The European Union could cap natural-gas prices to avoid “unbearably high” costs if Russia, the region’s biggest supplier, significantly limits or cuts off the flow. The European Commission is mapping out energy-market intervention measures as part of a package to replace Russian gas imports after the invasion of Ukraine. It is set to recommend agreeing on common principles ...

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Fortum plans ‘controlled exit’ from Russia through sales

  Bloomberg Finland’s Fortum Oyj plans to leave Russia by selling assets as policy makers pushed for the state-owned utility to exit because of the war in Ukraine. “We have decided to pursue a controlled exit from the Russian market,” Chief Executive Officer Markus Rauramo said in a statement. “As the preferred path, this decision includes a potential divestment of ...

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