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Palm oil is lagging behind rival Dalian oil; increased production also weighs
Malaysian palm futures continued to lose money on Monday due to the weakness of rival edible oils traded on Dalian's exchange.
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Rains dampen the demand for power in India, causing the sharpest fall in October's output since COVID.
A government analysis showed that India's power production fell last month at its fastest rate since the pandemic. This was…
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Brazilian prosecutors investigate the illegal use of native timber in corn ethanol manufacturing
Ana Luiza Peterlini, a prosecutor in Mato Grosso, Brazil, said that the state is investigating if corn ethanol plants burn…
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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.
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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…
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J-Power shuts down two coal-fired plants and commits to offshore wind project
J-Power, Japan's Electric Power Development Company (J-Power), announced on Friday that it would decommission 2 coal-fired…
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EUROPE GAS-European gas prices continue to ease on mild and windy weather
The British and Dutch gas contract eased further Friday, after a steep fall the day before, due to forecasts of mild weather…
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German Wind seen increasing on Monday as Demand Falls
On Monday, Germany will have a strong wind supply and lower electricity demand. In France, the demand is also predicted to…
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Executives say that Japanese utilities could find a replacement for Sakhalin-2 in the event of LNG supply interruption.
Executives said that Japanese utilities JERA, Tohoku Electric Power Co and Sakhalin-2 can find alternative sources of gas if the flow is interrupted.
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Executives say that Japanese utilities could find a replacement for Sakhalin-2 in the event of LNG supply interruption.
Executives said that Japanese utilities JERA, Tohoku Electric Power Co and Sakhalin-2 can find alternative sources of gas if the flow is interrupted.
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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.
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First Solar's sales exceed expectations, and the company plans to open a second US factory
First Solar, the largest U.S. solar panel manufacturer, exceeded expectations for third quarter sales on Thursday. This was…
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First Solar's sales exceed expectations, and the company plans to open a second US factory
First Solar, the largest U.S. solar panel manufacturer, exceeded expectations for third quarter sales on Thursday. This was…
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First Solar's sales exceed expectations, and the company plans to open a second US factory
First Solar, the largest U.S. solar panel manufacturer, exceeded expectations for third quarter sales on Thursday. This was…
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First Solar's robust sales beat expectations in the third quarter
First Solar's shares rose more than 5% on extended trading after it beat third-quarter expectations. This was due to robust…
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Malaysia shifts from coal to a mix of solar, gas and electricity
Malaysia will shift away from coal and focus on solar power, said the CEO of the state utility Tenaga Nasional on Wednesday.
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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…
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Enphase Energy's forecast for the fourth quarter revenue is below expectations, signaling a tariff increase
Enphase Energy's fourth-quarter revenue was below Wall Street expectations on Tuesday. The company also said that U.S. president…