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Drilling for rare metals essential to renewables gets underway in north east

EXPLORATORY drilling for rare metals essential in the production of electric batteries has got underway in Aberdeenshire.

The National (Scotland)

Why you shouldn’t fall for these videos of electrically charged stones from the DRC

Did someone really discover rocks capable of generating electricity in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)? That’s what some people have been claiming after seeing two videos that have been circulating on Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp since January 21, 2023. However, our team spoke to several geologists who cast…

France 24

Eleven EU countries urge 'great caution' in loosening state aid rules

Eleven European Union countries urged "great caution" in relaxing the bloc's state aid rules in a bid to support Europe's green industry in a global race, saying that risked damaging competition inside the bloc, a document showed.

Reuters

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Korat wind farm partners to appeal court ruling

SET-listed Gulf Energy Development and Gunkul Engineering Plc will appeal a Nakhon Ratchasima Administrative Court ruling revoking their land rights to operate a wind farm in the northeastern province.

Bangkok Post

UAE's COP28 leader: 'Fight climate change, not each other'

The United Arab Emirates’ pick to lead the upcoming COP28 climate talks in Dubai has called on the world to “fight climate change, not each other.”

The Independent UK

Cost of living: Energy expert explains how windy weather can help save you money on bills

Energy bills are putting a big pinch on people but there is one sure way to keep the bills down

Irish Mirror

Commentary: Greta Thunberg: How should global leaders use trillions of dollars to combat climate change?

We cannot just buy, invest or build our way out of the climate and environmental crisis. Nevertheless, money is still very much at the heart of the problem. Investment is vital. Financial resources need to be directed to the best available solutions, adaptations and restorations, as much as we can…

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Egypt Ships 80% of its Gas to Europe

Egypt shipped 80% of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports to Europe last year, the country’s petroleum minister, Tarek Al-Molla, said on Monday. Al-Molla’s comments came as the European Union (EU) expects Egypt to increase the volumes of its LNG deliveries to Europe. On Monday, EU commissioner for energy, Kadri…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Concerns over fishing industry risk from proposed offshore wind farm in South East SA

Plans for an offshore wind farm off South Australia's coast have been released, but locals still have concerns.

ABC News

Banpu to boost US shale gas investments

Banpu Public Company Limited, Thailand’s largest coal producer, plans to boost its investments in United States shale gas as it prepares for the New York listing of its American unit this year.

Bangkok Post

Wind-powered cargo ships are the future: debunking 4 myths that stand in the way of cutting emissions

Sailing cargo ships are making a genuine comeback.

The Conversation

Cyclone Gabrielle: how microgrids could help keep the power on during extreme weather events

Tens of thousands of homes and businesses are left without power as Cyclone Gabrielle batters New Zealand’s North Island, causing widespread damage to the power network.

The Conversation

Indonesia promises move to clean energy, but challenges loom

Indonesia, one of the world's largest coal-producing countries, has agreed to drastically reduce its reliance on fossil fuels in the coming decades

The Independent UK

Officials mull new power tariff rate

Energy officials may keep the power tariff, which determines electricity bills, unchanged or trim the rate at its next adjustment as gas prices have become less aggressive.

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The National (Scotland)

'Brass neck': Oil lobby calls for windfall tax to be dropped as firms make billions

THE oil lobby has been accused of a “brass neck” after calling for the windfall tax to be scrapped just days after energy firms reported…

The Guardian - UK

Finally getting the measure of the north

Brief letters: Blackpool Tower | Llythyr yn Gymraeg | Panto, anyone? | Take a bough | Mansplaining mansplaining

Newcastle Herald

RAAF gives green light to wind turbines

The Department of Defence has given the green light to the proposed Hunter offshore project after initially raising concerns about its potential to impact on RAAF Williamtown operations.

Insider UK

SNP demands UK government support for carbon capture scheme at St Fergus gas terminal

Westminster told to 'put its money where its mouth is' on Aberdeenshire project

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The Guardian - AU

Hole 70 metres deep has opened up following collapse in Snowy Hydro tunnel, officials confirm

Snowy CEO tells Senate estimates that cost has not altered from $5.9bn, but that it was too early to say whether there would be further delays

ABC News

Energy Australia fined $1.5 million after 2018 workplace death at Yallourn Power Station

The family of a Yallourn Power Station worker killed while performing routine maintenance in 2018 labels WorkSafe Victoria's initial decision not to prosecute Energy Australia as "cruel".

ABC News

Australia urged to boost clean energy spending over claims 'mammoth' US green subsidies bill a threat

Renewable energy developers and operators warn Australia's decarbonisation efforts could be derailed because of massive green spending plans by the US.

AAP

AGL Energy boss optimistic on fully decarbonised nation

AGL chief executive Damien Nicks is putting a turbulent year behind him and is optimistic the company can spark a fully decarbonised economy.

Newcastle Herald

Rising costs put the boot into Hunter businesses

When Mortels Sheepskin Factory at Thornton converted its power to solar about five years ago, the electricity bills were halved.

The Guardian - AU

Snowy Hydro: drilling confirmed halted on part of multibillion-dollar project after tunnel collapse

Labor says the latest setback in the pumped hydro scheme, which had already been delayed to 2027, was inherited from the previous government

Asharq Al-Awsat

CEO of SPIRE: Saudi Competencies to Meet Renewable Energy Company Needs

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