Charles Kennedy Charles is a writer for Oilprice.com More Info By Charles Kennedy - Aug 19, 2024, 3:45 AM CDT Algeria will start supplying fuel for Lebanon’s power plants immediately, the North African country’s radio said, as quoted by Reuters. The Reuters report noted Lebanon has been suffering electricity shortages since the 1990s but last

British International Investment (BII) and the Norwegian Climate Investment Fund (Norfund) say they will invest in three IndiGrid inter-state transmission system projects that are currently under construction in India. August 19, 2024 Uma Gupta Image: IndiGrid From pv magazine India IndiGrid, India’s first and largest listed power sector infrastructure investment trust (InvIT), has said that

Solar car teams from Canada outperformed in two categories of the latest Elektrek American Solar Challenge. The student team from Polytechnique Montréal won first in the multiple occupant vehicle category, and the students from École de technologie supérieure won second place in the single occupant vehicle category. August 19, 2024 Valerie Thompson Student solar car

By Irina Slav - Aug 19, 2024, 2:04 AM CDT Oil prices declined this week due to weak economic reports from China, signaling a potential decrease in demand. Despite ongoing tensions in the Middle East and the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the bearish sentiment from China's economic data prevailed. China's gasoline exports in July fell over 35%

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Charles Kennedy Charles is a writer for Oilprice.com More Info By Charles Kennedy - Aug 19, 2024, 1:07 AM CDT Norway’s Equinor has shut down its Gullfaks C platform in the North Sea following a well control problem that also prompted the evacuation of some workers, Reuters has reported , citing a company spokesman. The

Metal Miner MetalMiner is the largest metals-related media site in the US according to third party ranking sites. With a preemptive global perspective on the issues, trends,… More Info Premium Content By Metal Miner - Aug 19, 2024, 12:00 AM CDT China is strategically stockpiling battery metals like lithium and cobalt, essential for green energy

The economy in the divided country will be the new young leader’s ‘bread and butter’ issue, analysts say. Thailand’s king has endorsed Paetongtarn Shinawatra as the country’s new prime minister two days after parliament elected her. Paetongtarn, 37, was sworn in on Sunday, becoming the youngest prime minister of Thailand. She nabbed the spot just

Nigerian Medical Association says students from universities of Jos and Maiduguri were taken while travelling in Benue State. Nigerian police and security agencies are working to secure the release of 20 medical students who were kidnapped in the eastern part of the country, officials say. The medical students were on their way to an annual

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Politics Donald Trump The Former Mayor of San Francisco Is Threatening to Sue Donald Trump. Here’s Why The Former Mayor of San Francisco Is Threatening to Sue Donald Trump. Here’s Why August 17, 2024 1:16 PM EDT Former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown said he would consider suing former President Donald Trump in an interview

In the 10 months since the attacks of Oct. 7 that sparked the Israel-Hamas war, nearly 20,000 babies have been born in the Gaza Strip. And some 115 newborns have been killed, according to the Hamas-run Gaza Ministry of Health, whose casualty figures are regarded as reliable by the U.N. and the U.S. government. The