US$78 trillion cumulative global investment required to meet 2050 zero emission target
Actions must keep pace with words to achieve net zero by 2050; The world is currently on path for 2.5 ˚C to 3 ˚C global...
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TotalEnergies Seals Partnership on Renewables and Green Hydrogen Development in Morocco
Under the presidency of Mohammed VI of Morocco and Emmanuel Macron of the French Republic, the government of the Kingdom of Morocco and TE H2,...
Shell to Acquire Combined-Cycle Power Plant in Priority U.S. Trading Market
Shell Energy North America (US), L.P. (SENA), a subsidiary of Shell plc (Shell), says it has signed an agreement to acquire a 100% equity stake...
Nigeria’s Grid Failures: NERC Plays its Statutory Role
NERC performs its duty, explains why the frequent outages, seeks understanding. Hear them. “The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission notes with concern the recent escalating incidence...
Egbin Power CEO Stresses Effective Stakeholder Collaboration as Sine qua non to Energy Security in Nigeria
Egbin Power, Nigeria’s largest power generation company, has underscored the importance of synergy among stakeholders in the energy sector to further develop and catalyse the...
Future Energy: Biomethane’s Time has Come
Simon Flowers Wrote, It’s the ‘drop-in’ fuel that could help decarbonise gas supply Investment in the nascent biomethane sector, also known as renewable natural gas...
Plenitude begins construction of its new 220MW Solar Plant in Villarino de los Aires in Spain
Plenitude says it has started the construction works in Villarino de los Aires (Salamanca, Spain) of a solar plant, with a future installed capacity of...
Uncertainties as US Power Demand Surges First Time in Decades
Some regions in US to see 15% electricity demand growth through 2029; prices could escalate It looks like a clarion call as Wood Mackenzie’s latest...
TotalEnergies Returns to France, Signs Deal with Saint-Gobain
TotalEnergies says it will provide Saint-Gobain with a baseload supply of electricity, guaranteeing origin for that amount of power, produced by its wind and solar...