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2022, August, 31, 11:15:00
RUSSIAN LNG FOR JAPAN AGAIN
Tokyo Gas and Japan's largest power generation company JERA said previously that they have signed new LNG supply agreements on the same terms as previous agreements. Sources said that new contracts were required due to the change of operator.
2022, August, 31, 11:10:00
MOZAMBIQUE LNG LATER
Energy buyers in Europe have been eagerly anticipating production from Eni SpA’s project in Mozambique’s northern waters to help ease the global gas shortage ahead of the crucial winter heating season.
2022, August, 31, 11:05:00
S.KOREAN NUCLEAR WILL UP TO 33%
Under the blueprint for the country’s electricity supply through 2036, South Korea plans to produce 201.7 TWh of electricity thanks to nuclear power by 2030.
2022, August, 31, 11:00:00
U.S. NUCLEAR SMR FOR ESTONIA
In July 2019, Fermi Energia announced it would conduct a feasibility study on the deployment of SMRs in Estonia.
2022, August, 30, 11:25:00
OIL PRICE: BRENT NEAR $105, WTI NEAR $97
Brent dropped 56 cents, or 0.5%, to $104.53 a barrel, WTI was at $96.86 a barrel, down 14 cents,
2022, August, 30, 11:20:00
OIL PRICES RECORD
West Texas Intermediate was steady near $97 a barrel after jumping 4.2% in the week’s opening session amid concerns about the potential for supply interruptions in Libya
2022, August, 30, 11:15:00
EUROPEAN GAS PRICES DOWN ANEW
European natural gas prices on Monday plunged the most since March after Germany said its gas stores are filling up faster than planned.
2022, August, 30, 11:10:00
EUROPEAN ENERGY CRISIS: NO MEASURES
Europe’s benchmark electricity price has risen to 10 times its decade-long average, in line with a 14-fold increase in the cost of gas, amid fears of shortages this winter.
2022, August, 30, 11:05:00
EUROPEAN UNBEARABLE WINTER
With Russia squeezing gas deliveries and power-plant outages further sapping supply, pressure is growing on EU leaders to act quickly or risk social unrest and political upheaval.
2022, August, 30, 11:00:00
SWISS COLD WINTER
Bern has been working to build up Switzerland's energy production and storage systems, but even the grand opening next month of a new, powerful pumped-storage hydroelectric plant is unlikely to help avoid problems this winter.
