UN: Mozambique has many displaced people as violence grows and aid is in short supply
The United Nations' humanitarian agency announced on Friday that more than 107,000 people had been forced to leave Mozambique over the last fortnight due to the violence…
President Mozambique says that the country is not interested in reviewing terms of LNG projects.
Mozambique's new president stated on Friday that it is not interested in reviewing contract terms with energy giants such as TotalEnergies or ExxonMobil, who plan multi…
China's Ethanol Push in Doubt as U.S. Trade Dispute Widens
Beijing slows approval process for new ethanol plants; ationwide roll-out of E10 fuel by 2020 in doubt. China's ambitious push to use biofuel in cars nationwide by 2020…
Nepal Bans Petrol Sales as Protest Stranglehold Tightens
Thousands of vehicles lined up at petrol pumps in Kathmandu on Wednesday to beat a looming ban on fuel sales announced by the government as protests against a new constitution…
Total developing advanced biofuel sugars from plant waste
Total SA is exploring ways to convert sugars from plant waste that could be used to fuel aircraft while cutting greenhouse gases, the French oil major said on Tuesday. As…
Obama's U.S. Carbon Cuts Likely To Win Muted Applause
President Barack Obama's plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions from U.S. power plants, due to be announced on Monday, will win muted applause abroad with some hopes it could help a U.N.