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South Pars Phase 11 gas output tops 16.6 bcm three years after start-up, developer says
Natural gas extraction from Phase 11 of the South Pars joint field, the last phase of the world’s largest gas reservoir to be developed on the Iranian side, has hit 16.6bn cubic metres (bcm), the project’s development manager said.
Moody's completes periodic review of Nigerian independent oil and gas producer Seplat Energy
Seplat's current B2 rating reflects its position a leading upstream energy company, supported by a portfolio of long-dated oil and gas licences that provide visibility over future production and cash flow generation
Kazakhstan faces calls for higher oil exports amid supply concerns
Kazakh Energy Minister Yerlan Akkenzhenov said on June 10 that Kazakhstan is facing requests from international partners to increase crude oil exports despite production constraints linked to the OPEC+ agreement.
Kazakhstan to build first ammonia-urea plant with investment of $1.65bn
Kazakhstan will construct its first ammonia-urea production plant in its southwestern city of Aktau under a KZT 804.2bn ($1.65bn) investment project aimed at reducing fertiliser imports and expanding the country's export capacity.
Vietnam eases coal mining limits
Vietnam has introduced a new policy allowing coal miners to exceed licensed production capacity in a move aimed at strengthening national energy security and meeting rising demand for power generation.
Oil windfall reshapes Colombia's election debate as fiscal pressures mount
A surge in global oil prices is providing Colombia with an unexpected fiscal boost just as voters prepare to choose between competing visions for the country's economic and environmental future in the June 21 presidential run-off.
Czech ČEZ to build new pumped-storage hydro plant
Indonesian National Energy Council plans asset takeover of idle oil tanks
As global hydrocarbon continues to be volatile, Indonesia’s National Energy Council (DEN) is executing an emergency infrastructure pivot to insulate the domestic economy
Acwa Power Philippines advances 500-MW PV project
Under the lease, Acwa Power Philippines will develop an integrated solar and battery storage facility with an eventual capacity of up to 500MW.
Rising oil prices fuel Chinese NEV sales boom
China’s new energy vehicle (NEV) production and sales recorded double-digit year-on-year growth in May, the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) reported on June 10.
DEME pins down offshore wind deal in Japan
The contract covers engineering services and vessel charter for the offshore installation of 21 wind turbines.
Vietnam’s Hue puts forward integrated energy-industry hub
Hue City has proposed the development of an integrated “Energy–Industry–Trade” centre at the Chan May–Lang Co Economic Zone, as part of efforts to accelerate economic growth and industrial development in central Vietnam.
Adani Energy Solutions to acquire IntelliSmart, expand smart meter footprint in India
Adani Energy Solutions Limited (NSE: ADANIENSOL) has agreed to acquire IntelliSmart Infrastructure Private Limited, one of India's largest smart metering companies, in a transaction valued at INR30.5bn ($320mn).
Singapore’s nuclear question
Singapore has been looking long and hard into energy sources the island can still explore.
Reliance, Meta partner to build 168-MW AI-enabled data centre in India
Reliance Industries Limited (NSE: RELIANCE) and Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) have entered into a partnership to develop a 168-MW AI-enabled data centre in Jamnagar, Gujarat.
NTPC Green to develop 250-MW solar-plus-storage project in India's Uttar Pradesh
NTPC Renewable Energy Limited (NREL), a wholly owned subsidiary of NTPC Green Energy Limited (NSE: NGEL), will develop a 250-MW solar power project integrated with a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) on vacant defence land.
India explores Canadian crude imports
India is considering Canada as a potential source of crude oil imports, with the country's newer refineries well-suited to processing heavy crude grades produced in Canada.
Mongolia wants Borteeg coal deposit brought into economic circulation this year, says report
The Mongolian government wants the Borteeg coal deposit to be brought into economic circulation this year in line with plans to mine 15mn tonnes of coal at the South Gobi resource annually and export 10mn tonnes of that output, says a report.
EIB re-engages with Turkey, enters into two €100mn financing operations for green on-lending
Dummy fuel assemblies loaded at Turkey’s Akkuyu nuclear power plant project
The loading of 163 dummy nuclear fuel assemblies in the first unit of Turkey's Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant marks a key part of the commissioning process for the country’s first such power station, says a trade journal.
US officials avid in commitment to Central Asia critical minerals at Astana meeting
Trump special envoy to region says deals will be "win-win". Russia, meanwhile, is not amused.
Venezuela’s export surge masks production gap, analyst says
Venezuela’s oil exports outpaced its production in May, underscoring a growing reliance on stored crude to sustain shipments abroad, according to Antonio de la Cruz, president of Inter American Trends
Ukraine adds 703 MW of wind power during war as renewable energy investment continues
Ukraine has commissioned 703 megawatts (MW) of new wind power capacity since the start of the war, underscoring the resilience of the country's renewable energy sector despite persistent security risks.
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