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2022, June, 28, 11:50:00
NORWEGIAN GAS SUPPLY WILL UP
In 2020, the EU sourced 19% of its gas imports from Norway, compared to 39% from Russia.
2022, June, 28, 11:45:00
IRANIAN NUCLEAR RENEWAL
Under the JCPOA between Iran the P5+1 group of countries (the USA, UK, France, Russia, and China plus Germany) Iran agreed to limit its nuclear development in return for the lifting of sanctions.
2022, June, 28, 11:40:00
S.KOREAN NUCLEAR SUPPORT
South Korea’s new president, Yoon Suk-yeol, said on 22 June that in order to rebuild the nuclear industry that was “devastated by the previous administration”, the government will allocate KRW92.5 billion ($70 million) from the energy budget for the restoration of nuclear power generation capacity.
2022, June, 28, 11:35:00
U.S. SMR FOR ROMANIA
Romanian company Nuclearelectrica and NuScale will cooperate with the US Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) on a series of engineering and design activities and studies, as well further technical analyses of the Doicești site, a former thermal power plant site which has been identified as a potential location for the SMR plant.
2022, June, 28, 11:30:00
U.S. SOLAR POWER 25%
US Energy Information Administration reports a capacity factor of 25% for solar generation.
2022, June, 28, 11:25:00
AUSTRALIAN SMART ENERGY
As energy is of national importance, a national policy, national rules and regulations are necessary. At the same time, we are facing massive changes in the energy sector.
2022, June, 27, 11:45:49
OIL PRICE: BRENT NEAR $113, WTI ABOVE $107
Brent edged down 8 cents to $113.04 a barrel , WTI was at $107.38 a barrel, down 24 cents.
2022, June, 27, 11:40:00
INDIA NEED MORE OIL
"Today, nobody is bothering who is buying what from where. We are quite happy to source from as far as we can," a leading Indian oil ministry source said.
2022, June, 27, 11:35:00
ЭНЕРГОДИАЛОГ ШОС
В нынешних условиях подтверждается востребованность сотрудничества между государствами-членами ШОС.
2022, June, 27, 11:30:00
U.S. RECESSION 2022 - 23
Based on the median projection for the policy rate published at the June FOMC meeting, we expect the U.S. economy will slow in 2022-23 but narrowly avoid a recession.