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Japan Receives First Russian Oil Shipment Since Iran War
Japan, which depends on the Middle East for around 95 per cent of its oil imports, has tried to diversify its sources of energy since the war began.
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Solar Push Helps Pakistan Temper Gulf Energy Shock
At projected market prices, an uptake of solar could save a further $6.3 billion by the end of 2026, said Renewables First.
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US Gas Prices Soar Past $4 A Gallon, Highest Level Since 2022
Since the US and Israel launched a joint war against Iran on Feb. 28, the cost of the main ingredient in gasoline, crude oil, has spiked rapidly.
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US-Iran War Triggers Global Fertiliser Shortage, Could Make Food Costlier
Iran is seriously limiting shipments through the Strait of Hormuz that handles nearly a third of global fertiliser trade.
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All About Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Plant Hit In Israeli Strikes
Iran and Russia both allege that a projectile struck the grounds of the Bushehr nuclear power plant in the Islamic Republic, raising the specter of a radiological incident as Tehran's war with Israel and the United States rages.
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Ukraine Says Russia Launched Massive Strikes On Energy Infrastructure
Ukraine's energy and gas infrastructure came "under massive missile and drone shelling" by Russia on Friday, a Ukrainian minister said.
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Russia Extends Petrol Exports Ban Until 2025 To "Maintain Stable Situation"
The Russian government announced Wednesday that it was reintroducing a ban on petrol exports for another six months to "maintain a stable situation" on the domestic fuel market after major price hikes.
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500 Ukraine Settlements Without Power Due To Russian Strikes, Shelling
Ukrainian energy consumption hovered near record highs on Friday, increasing strains on the fragile power sector as nearly 500 settlements faced blackouts due to Russian shelling, air strikes, and bad weather, officials said.
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UN Sounds Alarm On Humanitarian Crisis In Ukraine As Russia Intensifies Attack
Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure have sparked "a new level of need" in the war-torn country, the UN aid chief said on Tuesday, warning that millions of people are without heat as temperatures drop.
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More Than 6 Million Ukraine Households Hit By Power Cuts: Zelensky
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky said Friday that over six million households in the country are still affected by power cuts, two days after targeted Russian strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
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Blackouts After Russian Strikes Deepen Ukraine's Concerns Before Winter
Russian missile strikes on Ukraine's power network caused blackouts in many parts of the country on Monday, deepening fears of outages this winter and prompting Kyiv to halt electricity exports.
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European Union Leaders To Tackle Rising Energy Prices At Prague Meet
Europe is facing an energy crunch as the price of electricity generation skyrockets because of a massive surge in gas prices caused by Russia turning off the taps.
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Russia Open to Bitcoin Payments for Energy Exports, Claims Energy Chief Pavel Zavalny
The Russian Federation's energy chief Pavel Zavalny has floated the possibility of accepting Bitcoin as payment for its oil and gas from “friendly countries” such as China and Turkey.
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European Union Approves New Round Of Sanctions Against Russia
The European Union formally approved on Tuesday a new barrage of sanctions against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, which include bans on investments in the Russian energy sector, luxury goods exports and imports of steel products from Russia.
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Power Cut At Ukraine's Chernobyl Nuclear Plant, No "Critical" Safety Impact
Power has been entirely cut to the Chernobyl power plant, site of the world's worst nuclear disaster in 1986, and its security systems, Ukraine's energy operator Ukrenergo said Wednesday.
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Japan Receives First Russian Oil Shipment Since Iran War
Japan, which depends on the Middle East for around 95 per cent of its oil imports, has tried to diversify its sources of energy since the war began.
-
Solar Push Helps Pakistan Temper Gulf Energy Shock
At projected market prices, an uptake of solar could save a further $6.3 billion by the end of 2026, said Renewables First.
-
US Gas Prices Soar Past $4 A Gallon, Highest Level Since 2022
Since the US and Israel launched a joint war against Iran on Feb. 28, the cost of the main ingredient in gasoline, crude oil, has spiked rapidly.
-
US-Iran War Triggers Global Fertiliser Shortage, Could Make Food Costlier
Iran is seriously limiting shipments through the Strait of Hormuz that handles nearly a third of global fertiliser trade.
-
All About Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Plant Hit In Israeli Strikes
Iran and Russia both allege that a projectile struck the grounds of the Bushehr nuclear power plant in the Islamic Republic, raising the specter of a radiological incident as Tehran's war with Israel and the United States rages.
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Ukraine Says Russia Launched Massive Strikes On Energy Infrastructure
Ukraine's energy and gas infrastructure came "under massive missile and drone shelling" by Russia on Friday, a Ukrainian minister said.
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Russia Extends Petrol Exports Ban Until 2025 To "Maintain Stable Situation"
The Russian government announced Wednesday that it was reintroducing a ban on petrol exports for another six months to "maintain a stable situation" on the domestic fuel market after major price hikes.
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500 Ukraine Settlements Without Power Due To Russian Strikes, Shelling
Ukrainian energy consumption hovered near record highs on Friday, increasing strains on the fragile power sector as nearly 500 settlements faced blackouts due to Russian shelling, air strikes, and bad weather, officials said.
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UN Sounds Alarm On Humanitarian Crisis In Ukraine As Russia Intensifies Attack
Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure have sparked "a new level of need" in the war-torn country, the UN aid chief said on Tuesday, warning that millions of people are without heat as temperatures drop.
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More Than 6 Million Ukraine Households Hit By Power Cuts: Zelensky
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky said Friday that over six million households in the country are still affected by power cuts, two days after targeted Russian strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
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Blackouts After Russian Strikes Deepen Ukraine's Concerns Before Winter
Russian missile strikes on Ukraine's power network caused blackouts in many parts of the country on Monday, deepening fears of outages this winter and prompting Kyiv to halt electricity exports.
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European Union Leaders To Tackle Rising Energy Prices At Prague Meet
Europe is facing an energy crunch as the price of electricity generation skyrockets because of a massive surge in gas prices caused by Russia turning off the taps.
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Russia Open to Bitcoin Payments for Energy Exports, Claims Energy Chief Pavel Zavalny
The Russian Federation's energy chief Pavel Zavalny has floated the possibility of accepting Bitcoin as payment for its oil and gas from “friendly countries” such as China and Turkey.
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European Union Approves New Round Of Sanctions Against Russia
The European Union formally approved on Tuesday a new barrage of sanctions against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, which include bans on investments in the Russian energy sector, luxury goods exports and imports of steel products from Russia.
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Power Cut At Ukraine's Chernobyl Nuclear Plant, No "Critical" Safety Impact
Power has been entirely cut to the Chernobyl power plant, site of the world's worst nuclear disaster in 1986, and its security systems, Ukraine's energy operator Ukrenergo said Wednesday.
