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Which Businesses Are the Worst Hit by Soaring Energy Prices?
Aviation, shipping and chemical industries will be the first to be hit hard by the soaring energy prices.
Oil & Gas Supply
Exxon Passes $100 Mark for First Time Since 2014
ExxonMobil stock saw a more than 2% boost in share prices on early Wednesday trading, marking a significant comeback for an oil giant that has recently fallen o…
Hydrogen Project
UK Project to Develop World’s First Dual-Fuel Hydrogen and Diesel Piling Machine
The world’s first dual-fuel hydrogen and diesel piling machine is to be developed and evaluated as part of a collaborative project in the UK.
Nuclear Power Plant
Bechtel Ties up With Toshiba on Poland’s First Nuclear Plant
Bechtel signs MoU with Toshiba America Energy Systems and Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions to build Poland's first nuclear power station.
Electric Vehicle Battery
Standard for EV Battery ‘State of Health’
MOBI (Mobility Open Blockchain Initiative) has released the first Battery State of Health standard as a component of its Battery Initiative.
Net Zero Emission
Glasgow Supercharges Net Zero With Electricity Network Upgrade
SP Energy Networks has completed the first phase of a £30m electricity network project
Energy Investment
Crypto Power Usage Is Helping to Spur Renewable Energy Investments
Ever since cryptoassets first burst into the mainstream financial conversation there has been an ongoing debate around just how much power and energy are consum…
Hydropower Plant
Huadian Helping Cambodia Meet Green Transition Goals
SOE produced more than 8.4 billion kilowatt-hours of clean power since launch of first unit in 2013
Energy Storage Battery
Solar PV and Battery Energy Storage Project a First for Sub-Saharan Africa
The 20MW Golomoti Solar PV and Battery Energy Storage Project in Malawi has successfully entered commercial operations.
Offshore Wind Power
DEME Finishes Foundation Installation at France’s First Offshore Wind Farm
All 80 XL monopiles are now in at EDF's 480MW Saint-Nazaire project off the country's Atlantic Ocean coast.
Brazil
Biomass Beats Wind and Solar in Brazilian Power Bids for First Time in Low-Energy Tender
Just under 1GW of renewable capacity awarded in the South American country’s latest tender, which underlined impact of weak domestic economy and low power dema…
Gas Turbine
Milestone for Australia’s First Carbon Offset Power Station
EnergyAustralia’s Tallawarra B power station in Yallah has received a 372-tonne fast-start gas turbine, which will form the centre of Australia’s first carbon…
LNG
First Dutch Bio-LNG Installation Produces Millionths Kilogram
The Netherlands’ first bio-LNG plant has now achieved a production milestone of 1 million kg, enabling approximately 4 million km of sustainable transport with…
LNG
Nearly Six Million UK Homes ‘Could Be Hit by Power Cuts Due to Energy Shortage’
Experts have warned that energy-intensive industries will be the first to feel the pinch.
Carbon Neutral
Advocates Cast Doubt on Qatar’s Carbon Neutral World Cup Efforts
Climate advocates have cast doubt on Qatar's efforts to host soccer's first carbon-neutral FIFA World Cup byoffseting or eliminating emissions that contribute t…

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Which Businesses Are the Worst Hit by Soaring Energy Prices?

Exxon Passes $100 Mark for First Time Since 2014

UK Project to Develop World’s First Dual-Fuel Hydrogen and Diesel Piling Machine

Bechtel Ties up With Toshiba on Poland’s First Nuclear Plant

Standard for EV Battery ‘State of Health’

Glasgow Supercharges Net Zero With Electricity Network Upgrade

Crypto Power Usage Is Helping to Spur Renewable Energy Investments

Huadian Helping Cambodia Meet Green Transition Goals

Solar PV and Battery Energy Storage Project a First for Sub-Saharan Africa

DEME Finishes Foundation Installation at France’s First Offshore Wind Farm

Biomass Beats Wind and Solar in Brazilian Power Bids for First Time in Low-Energy Tender

Milestone for Australia’s First Carbon Offset Power Station

First Dutch Bio-LNG Installation Produces Millionths Kilogram

Nearly Six Million UK Homes ‘Could Be Hit by Power Cuts Due to Energy Shortage’

Advocates Cast Doubt on Qatar’s Carbon Neutral World Cup Efforts