Renewable power has taken up a record share of global electricity production since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a Reuters review of data, suggesting a transition away Continue Reading
The 2020 gas price crunch has substantially cooled down the hype around the Eastern Mediterranean’s recent discoveries in Egypt, Israel and Cyprus. Israel was the first EastMed nation to commission Continue Reading
Saudi Arabia could use this summer record amounts of crude oil for producing electricity as more Saudis would stay at home rather than travel on vacation abroad because of the Continue Reading
Despite the recommendation of the OPEC+ JMMC to ease the oil output cuts by 2 million bbl/d, oil markets maintained their bullish sentiment over the past week as Brent was Continue Reading
The combination of the oil price collapse and the coronavirus pandemic has decimated the industry in the first half of 2020 to a level where Exploration & Production (E&P) and Continue Reading
Ethiopia’s prime minister said negotiations on Tuesday with Egypt and Sudan had paved the way for an agreement over the country’s hydroelectric dam on one of the Nile River’s tributaries, Continue Reading
Ghana’s independent power producers, which produce almost half of the country’s electricity, say they could stop supply over government debt that amounted to $1.4 billion as of June 30. The debt Continue Reading
New Delhi has reported one of the highest rates of coronavirus infection of any major city, surpassing a figure recorded in New York as nearly a quarter of people in Continue Reading
The worst flooding in six decades in China is displacing millions and straining the Three Gorges Dam. WSJ’s Jonathan Cheng explains how the natural disaster is hampering the country’s efforts Continue Reading
The dam at a small reservoir in China’s Guangxi region gave way last month after days of heavy rain in a collapse that could be a harbinger of sterner tests Continue Reading
