US, European Union to back Nigeria’s plan to combat flooding
The EU donation is part of its release of €5.4 million in humanitarian aid to address flooding in Nigeria and five other countries.
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Shell, Turkey sign 10-year LNG supply deal in regional gas hub push
The contract includes an option for the gas to be delivered to European terminals outside Turkey, Bayraktar said, adding that it will give Botas “critical capabilities” in LNG shipping.
EU importing more gas from Russia than from United States
However, across the EU, Russia has risen to second place in the list of suppliers, just ahead of the US. The destination countries were not clear from the data.
Climate action vital to global security
COP28 must shift the world into higher gear. The EU is committed to pushing for the phase-out of unabated fossil fuels and all fossil-fuel subsidies
GASTECH 2023 to showcase climate-focused innovation and create credible, tech-enabled routes to net zero
Within the Climatetech zone, Gastech 2023 will also – for the first time – host a European Pavilion, organised by the European Innovation Council of the European Commission.
EDFI ElectriFI lends $4.5m to Okra Solar to deploy cutting-edge distributed solar networks in Nigeria
The company is now focusing on the highly strategic Nigerian market. The ambition is to deploy multiple pilot projects and energize more than 30 000+ households in Nigeria in the next 2 to three years.
EU refineries prepare for life without Russian crude
The G7 countries announced an unspecified price cap on Russian oil shipments in early September as a kind of addendum to the decision to cut out Russian crude imports.
EU approves €5.2bn state aid for hydrogen projects
Second wave of projects approved under IPCEI scheme covers 3.5GW of electrolysers
OPINION: Which world do we want after COVID-19?
By Bertrand Piccard and Frans Timmermans The coronavirus crisis has caused a lot of suffering and uncertainty, but its aftermath offers us an opportunity to break with old habits and build a circular, sustainable and highly competitive economy, write Frans Timmermans and Bertrand Piccard. Frans Timmermans is the executive vice-president of the European Commission. Bertrand…
European LNG projects target supply security
New import facilities progressing despite spare capacity in existing infrastructure Europe’s LNG receiving capacity, across ten countries from Lithuania to Greece, has experienced usage levels this year unprecedented in well over a decade, as a global LNG supply glut finds the continent a home of last resort. But, despite the significant uptick in deliveries, Europe’s…