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ENERGO: Russia doubles its production of uranium in 2023
ING: What the Red Sea crisis could mean for commodity markets
Attacks by Iranian-backed Houthis from Yemen on commercial vessels passing through the Red Sea have made some shipowners reluctant to sail via the Suez Canal and Red Sea.
QatarEnergy pauses sending LNG vessels via the Red Sea amid Houthi attacks
QatarEnergy will pause sending LNG tankers through the Red Sea amid growing security concerns as Yemen’s Iran-back Houthi militia ramp up attacks in the busy shipping lane in support of the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas’ war with Israel.
NorthAmOil: Talos to purchase QuarterNorth for $1.29bn
Houthi rebels vow not to target Russian ships despite two accidental attacks on tankers
Houthi rebels have vowed not to target Russian ships passing through the Red Sea, potentially shielding both countries from some of the fallout on international trade caused by the crisis.
AfrElec: Chinese company Jin Yi to build 300-MW solar-coal-fired power plant in Zimbabwe
Nigeria to allow power distribution companies to buy directly from generation companies
CEZ and CVC to compete for Czech gas network GasNet
The majority state-owned Czech energy utility CEZ and private equity group CVC Capital Partners are to place competing bids for the Czech gas distribution network.
REM: Record year in global offshore wind despite headwinds
GLNG: Mexico Pacific signs additional long-term sales and purchase deal with ExxonMobil
NewsBase: Climate-fuelled shipping bottleneck in Panama compounds impact of Red Sea troubles
The climate-fuelled shipping bottleneck at the Panama Canal is compounding the impact of security problems in the Red Sea.
AsiaElec: Northern Territory accelerates approval process for TotalEnergies' Darwin H2 hub
Prague Stock Exchange head warns of 'end of the Czech capital market' if CEZ is nationalised
Prague Stock Exchange could be downgraded to a frontier market if the Czech government goes ahead with its plans to split up the majority state-owned power group, warns CEO Petr Koblic.
FSUOGM: Russian Sakhalin-1 faces difficulties with oil shipments
Climate Crisis to be become greatest global risk
Over the next ten years, climate change and its consequences will pose the greatest risk to the world. That’s according to roughly 1,500 global experts.
MEOG: Iraqi court dismisses case against PM
Bulgaria replaces Russian crude oil with imports from Kazakhstan, Iraq and Tunisia
Country's sole refinery Lukoil Neftochim Burgas has not imported any oil from Russia in January, as Bulgaria ends dependence on Russian hydrocarbons.
EXPLAINER: Who are the Houthis?
The ongoing joint US-UK airstrike campaign targeting Houthi forces in Yemen marks a significant escalation in the region as the Israel-Hamas conflict spills over into neighbouring countries.
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