S-E.Asia
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2024, June, 13, 06:40:00
INDIA NEED OIL
India, the world's third biggest oil importer and consumer, emerged as the biggest buyer of Russian sea-borne oil, snapping up barrels sold at a discount as Western companies halted purchases after Moscow's invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
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2024, June, 5, 06:25:00
U.S. WORSEN THE CLIMATE
In the end, it isn’t that complicated: If climate change is an existential risk, surging output of good, cheap Chinese EVs is a good thing.
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2024, June, 5, 06:15:00
RUSSIAN SMALL NUCLEAR FOR MYANMAR
In 2023, Rosatom and Myanmar’s Ministry of Science & Technology signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on nuclear infrastructure assessment and enhancement on the sidelines of the Russian Energy Week.
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2024, May, 22, 06:55:00
RUSSIAN GAZPROM WITHOUT EUROPE
Gazprom, which holds about 16% of global gas reserves and employs 492,200 people, was once one of Russia's most powerful corporate empires - so powerful it was known as "a state within the state".
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2024, May, 17, 06:35:00
MICRO NUCLEAR FOR PHILIPPINES
Meralco and USNC signed a cooperative agreement in November 2023 to study the deployment of one or more micro modular reactor systems in the Philippines.
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2024, May, 16, 06:50:00
INDIA NEED GAS
The Indian government, earlier in 2024, issued an order applicable between May 1 and June 30 to increase power generation from gas-based power plants in anticipation of a power crunch this summer season.
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2024, May, 15, 06:35:00
HUNGARY, CHINA NUCLEAR COOPERATION
"Our plan is that by the beginning of the next decade the share of Hungary's energy provided by nuclear power will be between 60 and 70 per cent."
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2024, May, 15, 06:25:00
CHINA, FRANCE NUCLEAR COOPERATION
China and France are two of the world's biggest generators of nuclear energy, with both having large-scale plans to expand capacity in the coming years.
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2024, May, 14, 06:55:00
RUSSIAN OIL EXPORTS UP
Total Russian seaborne crude exports reached 3.9 million-4 million b/d in March and April, boosted by multi-month high shipments to India, and around the highest since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022.
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2024, May, 14, 06:50:00
RUSSIAN, CHINA'S LUNAR NUCLEAR
Russia has started developing a nuclear power plant for its planned joint lunar station with China, the RIA news agency cited Yuri Borisov, the head of Russia's space agency Roscosmos, as saying on Wednesday.
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2024, May, 14, 06:40:00
AUSTRALIAN COAL IS NEEDED
Australia's total coking coal exports are expected to increase by 14% from 2023 levels to 171.9 million mt in 2025,
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2024, May, 14, 06:35:00
CHINA NEED GAS & COAL
Even as China has dramatically ramped up wind and solar in recent years, its power demand, including from electric vehicles, continues to outpace new supply, creating an ever greater need for fossil fuels.
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2024, May, 3, 06:55:00
RUSSIAN OIL FOR INDIA ANEW
The acceptance of Sovcomflot tanker by the country’s largest refiner carries significance as it could embolden other smaller refiners to also use the Sovcomflot vessels for their oil purchases from Russia.
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2024, May, 3, 06:45:00
CHINA'S NUCLEAR ACCELERATING
China has the world’s largest nuclear fleet and aims to produce 10% of its electricity from nuclear power by 2035 and 18% by 2060 to enhance energy security and advance decarbonisation goals.
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2024, April, 26, 06:30:00
VIETNAM NEED COAL
Vietnam, which gets most of its power from coal, is rushing to avoid a repeat of last year, when a shortage of the mineral, blistering hot weather and drought forced it to cut electricity to northern industrial parks that house many multinational companies.