Germany reduces plans for new gas-powered generation as part of the decarbonisation compromise
Germany has reduced the amount of gas fired power capacity that it plans to develop, to about 10 gigawatts. This is half of what was planned at the beginning of the year. The goal is to strike a balanced between decarbonisation, and supporting intermittent renewables.
Adani Group invests $7.17 billion in power projects in India’s Assam State
Adani Group, an Indian company, announced on Friday that it would invest approximately 630 billion rupees (7.17 billion dollars) in two major projects in Assam in the state's north-eastern region. One of these will be the largest coal-fired plant in the region. Adani…
Blackstone invests $1.2 billion to build a power plant in West Virginia
Blackstone announced on Thursday that its unit will invest around $1.2 billion in building a power station in West Virginia. The asset manager is stepping up efforts to meet the surging demand for electricity due to artificial intelligence and industrial expansion.
Siemens misses its profit forecasts as it prepares a spin-off of Healthineers
Siemens announced Thursday that its industrial profit was slightly lower than analyst expectations for its fourth quarter after it announced plans to reduce its share in Siemens Healthineers. Siemens, which produces everything from industrial software to trains to trains themselves…
Made in Nigeria: Africa's drive to become a solar superpower
In pink overalls they pack the tested products to be shipped from the Salpha Energy solar assembly plant near Calabar, West Africa. It's not happening at home anymore. Salpha Energy, which began in 2017, has produced solar power systems for over two million Nigerian households and businesses. It aims to produce up to 300,000.
Baker Hughes will supply key equipment to Alaska LNG Project
Baker Hughes, a provider of oilfield services, will provide key equipment for the proposed Alaskan LNG project. The project's chief developer announced on Monday that the pipeline and terminal would be built to export natural gas from Alaska's North Slope to Asia and to other markets.
Chevron Investor Day puts the spotlight on post Hess strategy
Portfolio managers will be interested to hear what CEO Mike Wirth has planned to reap the rewards of the Hess purchase and start a new growth phase when Chevron executives, top shareholders and the oil producer gather in New York City for its investor day on Wednesday.
Qcells furloughs 1000 workers in US solar factories because of stalled shipments
Qcells, a U.S. subsidiary of Hanwha of Korea, has announced that it will lay off 1,000 workers from its Georgia plants because U.S. Customs officials are routinely delaying shipments of parts it needs. The company announced the news months after it said that some of its shipments had been held at U.S.
Sponsored: Record Deals and Record Attendance Underscore ADIPEC’s Global Impact
Record-breaking 239,709 attendees from 172 countries gathered at ADIPEC 2025, reaffirming UAE’s convening power and its role as a global hub for energy, partnerships and innovation. ADIPEC 2025 generated an estimated US$400 million in economic benefits for Abu Dhabi’s economy…
Greece signs long-term LNG supply agreement with US
Greece signed a 20-year deal to import 0.7 bcm of liquefied gas each year, starting in 2030. This is its first long term gas supply agreement with the United States. The deal aims to replace Russian gas shipments into Europe. The 20-year agreement comes just months…
Ceres Power shares soar on China data centre power deal
Ceres Power soared by over 23% after its British developer of clean energy technology announced a deal with the largest Chinese shareholder for powering data centres. The deal gave a boost to a stock that was already boosted by the growing interest of investors in energy companies who support the AI infrastructure building out…
Targa Resources beats profit estimates on record Permian volumes, boosts dividend
Targa Resources, the pipeline operator, beat expectations for its third-quarter core profit adjusted on Wednesday. This was boosted by record volumes of natural gas and liquids from the Permian Basin. The company announced that it would increase its dividends by 25%, to $5 per share, in 2026.
Vestas' operating profit for the third quarter of 2013 exceeds expectations
Vestas, a manufacturer of wind turbines, reported a third-quarter operating result above expectations on Tuesday. This was driven by a good performance in its onshore operations. The stronger-than-expected result suggests Vestas is successfully executing a turnaround after years of losses…
Nvidia joins India Deep Tech Alliance, adding new members and $850 million pledge
Nvidia joined Indian and U.S. Investors in supporting the deep-tech startups of South Asia on Wednesday. The group has added new members, and received more than $850 Million in capital commitments. The India Deep Tech Alliance has welcomed new investors including Qualcomm Ventures. Activate AI. InfoEdge Ventures.
Wood Mackenzie warns that China's curtailment of renewable energy will present revenue risks over the next decade.
Wood Mackenzie, a consultancy, said that if renewable energy is curtailed to balance China's grid during times of low or high demand it will pose a risk to investor revenues over the next decade. Wood Mackenzie predicts that solar curtailment rates will average over 5% in 21 provinces within the next decade.
Fashion brands boost solar energy with textile suppliers
Textile suppliers in Bangladesh, who account for 85% exports of Bangladesh, are under pressure to become more environmentally friendly. They hope that new initiatives will help them find the money they need to expand rooftop systems powered by solar energy. Few energy…
Inpasa begins construction of new grain-ethanol plant worth $445.2 Million in Brazil's Goias State
Inpasa, Latin America's leading grain ethanol producer, announced on Friday that it would invest 2.4 billion Reais ($445.2 Million) in a new facility to be built in Rio Verde (Goias), adding that the construction had already begun. The company announced in a press release that the new facility…
AGL Australia to reduce jobs as part of Clean Energy Push
AGL, Australia's largest energy producer, announced on Friday that it would cut jobs in order to transition towards cleaner energy. It also plans to close its coal-fired plants by the mid-2030s. A spokesperson for AGL said: "We need to make sure that our current business is productive and competitive on this market…
Germans have pointed out a wind shortage, while the French are down on demand.
The European power market was mixed on Thursday. French day-ahead deliveries fell due to a drop in demand before the weekend, while Germany's comparable contract rose because of tighter wind supplies. LSEG's analysis revealed that Germany would be an importer despite a nearly halving in wind generation on the Friday.
China solar stocks jump after a report by state media on overcapacity
The shares of China's solar firms soared on Wednesday, after a senior executive in the industry told state media leading companies were forming an alliance. This raised expectations that industry leaders would be moving forward with a plan that will reduce overcapacity.