If Oslo ends up reducing its electricity exports, more than than just supply security is at stake. Doing so would risk setting a damaging precedent throughout Europe, say TSOs of other Nordic countries in a an unusually sharp joint plea.
During this last week, Uniper’s Karlshamn power plant in the Scandinavian country has been firing 70,000 liters of oil an hour to offset electricity shortage in southern Sweden. Madness, says opposition.
Recent months have seen several countries launch big plans for offshore wind, and there’s enormous potential, says Ørsted’s CEO. The option of a 20% capital raise provides the utility’s chief with a trump card to play should growth opportunities arise.
Making the steel industry sustainable faces several major challenges; firstly the need to add staggering volumes of renewable capacity, and secondly, legislative reform, says lobby Hydrogen Europe in a report.
The Danish power company wants all of its suppliers to exclusively utilize renewable energy from 2025.
According to Russian media Kommersant, the country’s authorities have frozen divestments of, among others, Enel and Fortum’s power plants and wind farms. The Finnish utility is analyzing the situation, however without confirming implication.
Nord Pool reports more than 200% increase among electricity consumers on the pan-European energy exchange’s respective websites – a development that could help balance power grids, says Danish TSO.
The oil and gas supermajor has completed the takeover of Indian company Sprng Energy.
Ørsted informs that no missiles have struck near Taiwanese offshore wind farms.
European intelligence suggests Russia is probably using an atomic power plant in Ukraine as a shield for soldiers and equipment.
The country’s TSO will be tasked with allotting SEK 30bn of its congestion revenue to buffer domestic households against high power prices.
Now signed by the US president and thus fully formalized, the watered-down version of Biden’s climate campaign bill – full of compromises to get conservative Democrats on aboard and thus attracting critique from many observers – nonetheless contains the nation’s most sweeping legislation supporting the green transition to date, thereby on account of sheer size reviving some hope of averting the worst outcome for global climate.
An expected rebound of Chinese fuel product exports combined with the prospect of a revived nuclear accord between the US and Iran have the market forecasting more supply.
The oil and gas giant presents a development plan for a record field and plans to invest around USD 100bn in the project.
The Norwegian ministry of oil and energy presents a timetable for launching initiatives to help the country weather the energy crisis – starting this autumn.
Russia will grant nuclear inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency access to nuclear power plant Zaporizhzhia.
US President Joe Biden is set to sign a climate bill passed in the House of Representatives prior to the weekend.
The natural gas pipeline has been transmitting at roughly 20% capacity in recent weeks, but a gas markets analyst says exports could be doubled this winter.
42 nations besides the EU demand that Russian troops leave the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, where attacks are occurring every day, says mayor.
The big legislative package worth USD 430bn has now passed through the US House of Representatives, and while also containing plenty of support for fossil energy, the bill’s provisions for renewables and energy infrastructure keep a sliver of hope alive for keeping global heating somewhat in check.
The Norwegian oil company, a license partner alongside Pgnig, has struck oil and gas near the Skarv field in the Norwegian Sea.
After convening with the UN Security Council, the UN’s atomic energy watchdog demands access to carry out an inspection of the Zaporizhzhia power plant located in the cross fire of war.
A total of 48 mining companies in Indonesia have been ordered not to export coal as they have not met their obligation to sell to their home market.
Market analysts are less than optimistic in forecasting Vestas’ second-quarter results, with logistical woes and high material costs said to still be squeezing the OEM.
While oil makes gains due to high demand in China and the US, the latter and Iran are getting closer to signing a nuclear deal potentially allowing Iranian oil exports to Western markets.
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