Energy & Infrastructure
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Global energy and infrastructure developments highlight diverse national responses to evolving challenges. While some nations navigate complex geopolitical landscapes impacting peace talks and economic plans, others focus on localized issues such as locating missing persons. These varied events underscore the disparate realities shaping different regions.
🇷🇴 RomaniaRomanians Invest in Solar Panels for Energy Independence Amid Rising Bills
- Growing energy costs and a desire for independence are driving more Romanians and businesses to invest in solar panels and battery storage. - Financing options like leasing and installment plans are…
Interior Ministry purchases 12 multi-role H160 and H145 helicopters via SAFE Program
- Romania's Ministry of Internal Affairs is acquiring 12 new multi-role helicopters, seven H160 models and five H145 models, through the European SAFE program. - The new aircraft will enhance national…
Bucharest's Unirii Square faces major traffic restrictions for construction
- Major traffic restrictions will be implemented in Bucharest's Unirii Square starting Wednesday, May 27, 2026, at 6:30 a.m. - The restrictions affect one direction near the fountains, from Parliament…
Former industrial heartland Hunedoara bets on energy revival with massive investments
- Hunedoara County in Romania aims to regain its status as a major energy hub through significant investments in Mintia, Retezat, and Paroșeni. - The projects include modernizing the Mintia and Paroșe…
Bucharest Mayor, Energy Minister Meet on ELCEN Takeover for Centralized Heating System
- Bucharest Mayor Ciprian Ciucu met with interim Energy Minister Ilie Bolojan to discuss the evaluation of ELCEN assets for potential takeover by the Capital City Hall. - The meeting aimed to outline …
Erlin Bus Transfer Station Nears Opening After Successful Bid by Yuanlin Bus
- Erlin Bus Transfer Station in Changhua County, Taiwan, has completed its hardware construction and secured a successful bidder, Yuanlin Bus. - The station, built at a cost of NT$46.49 million, aims …
Kaohsiung to build dual-system station integrating HSR and railway
- Taiwan's Railway Bureau will build a new underground station at the border of Fengshan and Daliao districts in Kaohsiung. - The station will feature a dual-system design with a Taiwan Railways Admin…
Taoyuan City to raise road excavation fees to curb delays
- Taoyuan City government will increase management fees for utility companies digging up roads to encourage faster completion of work. - The revised fee structure changes from a flat rate for four day…
Kaohsiung Station's 'unopened' escalator to link with future High-Speed Rail
- An escalator in Kaohsiung Station's circular plaza remains closed, sparking passenger curiosity. - Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) explained the escalator will connect to the future High-Speed …
Taipei substation dispute: Mayor blames Taipower, critic says city government negligent for 23 years
- Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an claims Taiwan Power Company (Taipower) delayed a substation project for 16 years. - Legislator Wu Si-yao presented documents suggesting Taipower alerted Taipei City govern…
Taipei Metro San-Ying Line nears completion with final inspection set for June 7
- The Taipei Metro's San-Ying Line is progressing towards its mid-year opening, with the Ministry of Transportation and Communications set to conduct a final inspection on June 7. - Following an initi…
Taiwan Assures Ample Power Supply Until 2034, Including Semiconductor and AI Needs
- Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs assures sufficient power supply until 2034, incorporating demand from semiconductor and AI sectors. - The ministry plans to add 5.2 GW of gas-fired power by yea…
Taipei Metro tracks 'fever' over 52°C amid heatwave; inspections confirm safety
- Taipei Metro reported track temperatures exceeding 50 degrees Celsius due to high temperatures. - Sensors triggered high-temperature alerts, prompting inspections that confirmed track safety. - The …
Buenos Aires Opens First Stage of Expanded Labruna Bridge, Reorganizes Núñez Traffic
- The first stage of the new Labruna Bridge expansion in Núñez, Buenos Aires, has opened, doubling its capacity. - The expansion includes a new parallel bridge, improving connectivity to key areas lik…
Local leaders in Taipei's tech park only just learned of substation plans; city urges faster communication
- Local community leaders in Taipei were unaware of plans to build a substation in the Beitou-Shilin Technology Park until recently. - The substation is necessary to meet the future electricity demand…
Hualien's Zhongshan Underpass to Close for Three Days for Renovations
- Hualien City's Zhongshan Underpass, a key transport hub, will be closed for three days starting May 29 for renovations. - The underpass, built in 1994, shows signs of aging, including crumbling wall…
Taiwan High Speed Rail resumes normal operations after signal failure investigation
- Taiwan High Speed Rail (THSR) announced normal operations on all lines following a signal system failure. - The malfunction was preliminarily attributed to a power issue in a "Switch Machine Control…
Former Kaohsiung official revives 24-hour airport plan, citing current airport's limitations
- Former Kaohsiung County Magistrate Yang Chiu-hsing proposed building a new 24-hour international airport in Kaohsiung. - The plan, which involves reclaiming land and using fish pond areas in Mituo, …
Taiwan High Speed Rail Suffers Major Delays Due to Signaling Fault; Investigation Pending
- Taiwan High Speed Rail experienced significant delays throughout the day due to a signaling system malfunction near Miaoli. - The issue activated the safety protection mechanism, preventing trains f…
Kaohsiung's Xin Tai 17 highway project triggers traffic diversions in Zuoying from June 1
- Traffic diversions will be implemented at the intersection of Zhongzheng Road and Bisheng Road in Zuoying District, Kaohsiung, starting June 1. - The changes are part of the construction of the new …
Southern Cross-Island Highway's Jiasian-Laonong section to have traffic controls from Feb. 25 to Aug. 10
- The Southern Cross-Island Highway in Taiwan, specifically the Section between Jiasian and Liugui's Laonong, will undergo slope protection construction. - Traffic control will be in effect during day…
Tidal Differences Make Boarding Risky; Xu Zhifu Proposes Floating Docks for Penghu Fishing Harbors
- Xu Zhifu, an independent candidate for Penghu County Magistrate, proposed building floating docks in Penghu fishing harbors. - The proposal aims to address safety hazards caused by tidal differences…
Kaohsiung Pushes for 24-Hour International Airport to Spur Southern Taiwan's Growth
- Kaohsiung City is pushing to establish a 24-hour international airport to alleviate pressure on Taiwan's sole international hub and boost southern development. - The proposed airport aims to support…
Decarbonization is Out, Energy Security is In
- Experts in Slovenia and Europe increasingly view ambitious renewable energy goals as unachievable. - Reliance on intermittent sources like solar power raises concerns about energy security during lo…
New Partial Closures at Ljubljana Train Station for Construction
- Ljubljana's main train station will experience partial closures due to extensive construction work as part of a railway hub upgrade. - Passengers may need extra time to access platforms, and alterna…
Vrtovec Returns to Lead Slovenia's Infrastructure Ministry, Focus on Major Projects
- Jernej Vrtovec returns as Slovenia's Infrastructure Minister, a role he previously held. - He is expected to continue major transport infrastructure projects and the second block of the Krško Nuclea…
From Fission to Fusion Under One Roof: What's Being Researched at the Nuclear Reactor Near Ljubljana
- Slovenia's TRIGA research reactor at the Jožef Stefan Institute (IJS) has been a key research and educational facility since 1966. - It trains operators for the Krško Nuclear Power Plant and support…
Ho Chi Minh City studies Vam Thuat Bridge to connect riverbanks, ease city access
- Ho Chi Minh City is studying a plan to build the Vam Thuat Bridge, connecting Binh Loi Trung and An Phu Dong wards. - Currently, residents rely on the old An Phu Dong iron bridge or must take longer…
Vietnam issues guide on E10 biofuel, advising caution for older vehicles
- Vietnam's Ministry of Industry and Trade has released a guide on using E10 biofuel. - The guide details the roadmap for E10 implementation and its compatibility with various vehicles. - It advises c…
Tam Trinh Road Expansion in Hanoi Faces Slow Construction Despite Land Clearance
- Residents of Hanoi are frustrated by the slow progress on the Tam Trinh road expansion project, despite land clearance being largely complete. - The 3.5km project, with an investment of over 3.35 tr…
Vietnam Accelerates Expressway Projects to Connect to Long Thanh Airport
- Three key projects are underway to expand the Ho Chi Minh City-Long Thanh-Dau Giay expressway, aiming to improve connectivity to Long Thanh International Airport. - These projects include widening a…
Ho Chi Minh City's National Highway 13 Expansion to Start Q4 2026 Amid Land Clearance Delays
- The expansion and upgrade of National Highway 13 in Ho Chi Minh City is planned to start in Q4 2026. - Currently, only 55 out of 1,041 cases have handed over land for the project, with compensation …
Intersection 'shelved' for nearly 4 years faces accusations during construction
- A newly commenced intersection project in Quang Tri province is facing accusations of property destruction from a BOT road operator. - The BOT company claims the construction unit damaged the road's…
80 Billion Dong Road Project in Vietnam Stalled by 800 sqm Land Dispute
- A nearly $80 billion road upgrade project in Binh Thuan old province, Lam Dong, has been stalled for years due to a 800 square meter land dispute. - The project, initiated in 2021, is nearly complet…
Biofuel gasoline: Impacts thoroughly assessed
- Vietnam is transitioning to E10 gasoline to reduce environmental emissions and dependence on imported fossil fuels, promoting domestic biofuel consumption. - The Ministry of Industry and Trade assur…
Faulty Installations Fuel Fires: Solar Panel Safety Concerns Rise in France
- Multiple fires involving solar panels on rooftops in France have raised public concern about their safety. - Experts attribute the incidents not to the panels themselves, but to improper installatio…
Becamex Group Proposes Expanding TOD Model to National Railways, Ports in Vietnam
- Becamex Group proposes developing TOD (Transit-Oriented Development) models beyond just urban rail, including national railways, ports, and logistics centers. - The proposal includes reclaiming land…
Vietnam's Power Consumption Shatters Records Amid Intense Heat
- Vietnam's national power system has repeatedly set new records for electricity consumption and peak load due to prolonged heat. - The Northern region's power system also recorded new highs in peak c…
Long Bien Bridge reopens to traffic from May 28
- Long Bien Bridge in Hanoi will reopen to motorcycles, non-motorized vehicles, and pedestrians on May 28. - The bridge was temporarily closed for 60 days to repair its pedestrian and motorcycle lanes…
Nam Việt Hưng Group pioneers 'Zero Dong' rooftop solar power in Vietnam
- Nam Việt Hưng Group is pioneering a "Zero Dong Solar Power" model for rooftop solar installations. - This initiative aims to make clean energy accessible by partnering with financial institutions. -…
Scorching Heat in Northern Vietnam Leads to New Electricity Consumption Record
- Northern Vietnam set a new electricity consumption record on May 25, reaching 27,955 MW during peak afternoon hours. - This surge is attributed to intense heatwaves, with temperatures reaching up to…
Hanoi intersection project resumes after years of land dispute delays
- A long-stalled intersection project worth nearly 786 billion Vietnamese dong has finally cleared land acquisition hurdles in Hanoi. - The intersection, connecting Pham Tu Street with Road 70, has be…
New expressway link opens in Vietnam, connecting Ho Chi Minh City-Long Thanh to Bien Hoa-Vung Tau
- A new temporary connection, tuyến T2, has opened, allowing vehicles on the Ho Chi Minh City-Long Thanh expressway to access the Bien Hoa-Vung Tau expressway. - The connection is currently limited to…
First 20km of Khanh Hoa - Buon Ma Thuot Expressway Accepted, Opening Next Week
- The first 20 kilometers of the Khanh Hoa - Buon Ma Thuot expressway have been completed and accepted. - This section is expected to officially open to traffic next week, connecting National Highway …
Overnight Road Markings and Barrier Installation at Điện Biên Phủ - Nguyễn Bỉnh Khiêm Roundabout
- Construction crews worked through the night to complete traffic infrastructure upgrades at the Điện Biên Phủ - Nguyễn Bỉnh Khiêm roundabout in Ho Chi Minh City. - The project involved repainting roa…
Proposal for VEC to charge fees, organize interchanges for vehicles to pass through Bien Hoa - Vung Tau expressway
- Vietnam's Directorate for Roads has proposed a toll collection system for the Ho Chi Minh City – Long Thanh – Dau Giay expressway to facilitate the opening of the Bien Hoa – Vung Tau expressway. - T…
Hanoi Leaders: If People Agree to Give Up Land, Homes, Land Must Be Used Effectively
- Hanoi city leaders are urging for the efficient use of land acquired through public consensus, emphasizing that land and homes voluntarily surrendered for public benefit must be utilized effectively…
Argentine officials clash over national highway maintenance
- Argentine officials clashed on social media over the maintenance of national highways. - Infrastructure Minister Gabriel Katopodis criticized the government for patching roads instead of building ne…
Buenos Aires Opens First Stage of Expanded Labruna Bridge, Reorganizes Núñez Traffic
- The first stage of the new Labruna Bridge expansion in Núñez, Buenos Aires, has opened, doubling its capacity. - The expansion includes a new parallel bridge, improving connectivity to key areas lik…
YPF to Boost Activity 50% in One Year, President Assures
- YPF President Horacio Marín announced the state oil company will increase its activity by 50% by December 2026. - The company plans to operate 19 drilling rigs in the coming months and aims for furt…
Argentina to tender $800M project for AMBA power grid, users to fund via tariffs
- Argentina's government will soon launch a tender for a key project to expand the AMBA electrical transmission network. - The project, estimated at $700-800 million, aims to reduce power outages and …
Argentina Receives 20 Bids for Concession of Over 3,900 Kilometers of National Routes
- Argentina's government received 20 bids for the concession of over 3,900 kilometers of national routes in the third stage of the Federal Network of Concessions. - The bids cover eight highway sectio…
Brussels Ring faces new major construction project at Quatre-Bras interchange
- The Flemish government has approved a major renovation of the Quatre-Bras interchange on the Brussels Ring road, near the Avenue de Tervueren. - The project, which includes structural renovation of …
Turn off lights, AC in unused areas, gov’t sector told
- Kuwait's government sector faces a significant increase in electricity and water costs, with a budget of KD173.2 million allocated for fiscal 2026/2027. - The ministry plans to construct 23 new serv…
Kuwait Petroleum International eyes global fuel stations, EV expansion in Europe
- Kuwait Petroleum International is expanding its global fuel station network and focusing on electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Europe. - The company plans to open over 500 fast-charging sta…
Cabinet green lights sovereign aviation capability for Fiji
- Fiji's Cabinet has approved a plan to develop a national aviation capability. - The initiative aims to enhance national security, disaster response, and service delivery to remote islands. - The gov…
Big Money Pledged to Tackle Fiji's Power Failures Amid Rising Outages
- Unplanned electricity outages in Fiji increased in 2025, though restoration times improved. - Energy Fiji Limited recorded 1,829 outages last year, up from 1,656 in 2024. - A $522.66 million capital…
EFL defers planned power rationing after fuel surcharge approval
- Energy Fiji Limited (EFL) has deferred planned power rationing measures for next month following the approval of an interim electricity fuel surcharge. - The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commissi…
CNFL power outages to affect Desamparados and Moravia sectors on Tuesday, June 2
- The Costa Rican Electricity Institute (CNFL) announced scheduled power outages for June 2, affecting parts of Desamparados and Moravia. - The interruptions, lasting from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., are necess…
Germany Details Use of Half-Trillion Euro Infrastructure Fund
- Germany has presented data detailing the use of a half-trillion euro special fund for infrastructure modernization. - While 74% of allocated funds were used in 2025, progress is uneven across sector…
Renewable Energy: How Katherina Reiche is Dismantling the Citizen Energy Transition
- A conflict is brewing over Germany's energy transition, pitting renewable energy expansion against the interests of network operators and the gas lobby. - Economics Minister Katherina Reiche's propo…
German Minister Threatens Penalties for Withdrawing Offshore Wind Companies
- German Environment Minister Carsten Schneider is threatening contract penalties for companies considering withdrawing from offshore wind power projects. - Companies like TotalEnergies and BP have se…
Offshore Wind Power in Germany Faces Setbacks: Companies May Return Auctioned Areas
- The German offshore wind energy sector faces worsening conditions, prompting calls for a rule allowing the return of auctioned wind farm areas. - Companies that secured these areas signal potential …
Haiti - DINEPA: Monitoring Potable Water Distribution Project in Port-au-Prince Metropolitan Region
- Haiti's National Directorate of Potable Water and Sanitation (DINEPA) is overseeing a major water distribution project in the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area. - The project, funded by the Inter-Ame…
Haiti: State Intervenes for Southeast Infrastructure Reconstruction
- Haiti's Minister of Public Works, Joseph Almathe Pierre Louis, visited the Southeast department to assess infrastructure. - The minister observed that the vital Gaillard hydroelectric power plant ha…
See the areas that will experience power outages on Sunday (May 31)
- The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) announced power outages in Tema and Accra West Regions for Sunday, May 31, 2026. - The outages are due to planned and emergency maintenance exercises aimed at …
Ghana's PURC holds workshop on consumer issues and utility enforcement
- The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) in Ghana's Eastern Region held a workshop to address consumer issues and improve enforcement processes within the utility sector. - The workshop foc…
Ofankor–Nsawam project: How long must commuters suffer?
- Commuters and drivers face ongoing delays and hardship on the Ofankor–Nsawam stretch of the Accra–Kumasi Highway due to project delays. - The road expansion project, initially set for July 2024 comp…
Ofankor-Nsawam road project faces fresh delay • contractor seeks second extension • commuters lament worsening conditions
- Commuters and drivers are frustrated by fresh delays in the Ofankor-Nsawam road project on the Accra-Kumasi Highway. - The contractor, Meripoma Enterprise Limited, is requesting a second extension, …
Oman Joins International Commission on Large Dams
- The Sultanate of Oman has officially joined the International Commission on Large Dams (ICOLD). - Oman's admission occurred during ICOLD's 94th Annual Meeting in Guadalajara, Mexico. - Membership is…
Oman hosts $1 billion project for lithium-ion battery materials
- Oman is hosting a major project to produce anode materials for lithium-ion batteries, signaling its growing role in clean energy industries. - The $1 billion project, a significant overseas base for…
Government making all efforts to ensure availability of petrol, diesel and LPG
- The government is strengthening fuel security through strategic reserves and ensuring uninterrupted supply of petrol, diesel, and LPG. - Measures include maintaining a minimum 30-day LPG reserve and…
Oman completes breakwater rehabilitation project in Tiwi
- Oman's Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources completed a breakwater rehabilitation project in Tiwi, South Al Sharqiyah Governorate. - The OMR2.9 million project enhances fisheries i…
Kindu residents pleased with progress on SONAHYDROC square rehabilitation
- Residents of Kindu, Maniema province, expressed satisfaction with the progress of rehabilitation work on SONAHYDROC square. - The reopening of sections of Avenue du 4 Janvier and Boulevard Joseph Ka…
DRC develops national standards for infrastructure and public works
- The Democratic Republic of Congo is developing national standards for public infrastructure and public works. - The Ministry of Infrastructure and Public Works launched a forum to create these stand…
Sheinbaum delivers first phase of AICM renovation, highlighting 10 billion peso total investment
- Mexico City's International Airport (AICM) has completed the first phase of its renovation, with an investment of 6.5 billion pesos. - The total renovation project is valued at 10 billion pesos, fun…
“For the first time, stations are being invested in changing” the Metro: Brugada, assures intervention is not just superficial
- Mexico City's Head of Government Clara Brugada stated that the intervention in Metro Line 2 involves substantial investment beyond superficial changes. - Brugada launched a new platform to transpare…
Promotional fare maintained on train to AIFA
- The promotional fare for the new train line connecting to Mexico City's AIFA airport remains in effect one month after its launch. - Federal authorities had initially indicated the promotional price…
Where Will Mexibús Line 5 Run? These Will Be Its Stations
- Construction has begun on Line 5 of the Mexibús, a new bus rapid transit system connecting Lechería to CETRAM Rosario in Mexico City. - The line will feature 29 stations along its route, primarily o…
Mexibús Line 5 construction begins in State of Mexico, aiming to improve commutes
- Construction has begun on Line 5 of the Mexibús Bus Rapid Transit system in Tlalnepantla, State of Mexico, aiming to improve travel times. - Residents expressed hope for improved safety and efficien…
Mexico prepares to sign agreement with Petrobras; Sheinbaum still evaluating possible visit to Brazil
- Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum will sign a Memorandum of Understanding with Brazil's Petrobras in June. - The agreement focuses on collaboration in deep and shallow water oil exploration metho…
Metro Director Oversees Line 2 Rehabilitation Works; Projects to Last Beyond World Cup, He Reiterates
- The director general of Metro, Adrián Rubalcava, inspected rehabilitation work on Line 2, which is being carried out 24 hours a day. - The renovations, which include updated lighting and renewed sta…
Sweden seeks fewer electricity price zones for uniform rates
- Sweden's government aims to reduce the number of electricity price areas to create more uniform prices across the country. - Norwegian industry organizations and E.On Sverige support the initiative,…
IEA: Energy crisis to reshape global investment strategies
- The International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts the current energy crisis will lead countries to increase domestic energy production and alter global investment strategies. - The crisis, exacerbated …
No solar discount for Bergen
- Solar power is lowering electricity prices in southern Norway during midday but offers little benefit to the Bergen region. - Factors contributing to this include grid limitations, low water levels …
Transmission system failure leaves thousands without power in Panama's capital
- A transmission system failure caused a widespread power outage in Panama. - Over 95,000 customers in Panama City, Panama Oeste, and Coclé were affected. - The outage lasted approximately seven minut…
Idaan reports gradual water supply recovery in Panama Oeste
- The National Water and Sewerage Institute (Idaan) reported a gradual recovery of the water supply in Panama Oeste. - An external incident affecting the Laguna Alta treatment plant caused pressure lo…
Panama Prepares $300 Million Tender to Expand Key Highways
- Panama's Ministry of Public Works (MOP) is preparing to tender projects worth over $300 million to expand the Centenario highway and the Arraiján-La Chorrera highway. - The expansion will increase t…
Denmark Officially a Developing Country After Five-Year Wait for Electricity
- Denmark is officially considered a developing country due to a five-year wait for electricity connections. - The issue stems from a scandal within the state monopoly Energinet, involving a 15-centim…
Copenhagen S-trains face severe disruption Tuesday due to power supply fault
- S-train services in Copenhagen are expected to operate with significantly reduced service on Tuesday due to a fault in the overhead power supply system. - The issue is located near Copenhagen Centra…
Oil prices fall on hopes of US-Iran peace deal, but key issues remain unresolved
- Oil prices have fallen to their lowest level in two weeks amid optimism about a potential US-Iran peace deal. - The agreement could lead to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a key oil transport…
New Lighting Enhances Copenhagen Metro Stations
- Several metro stations in Copenhagen on lines M1 and M2 are receiving new LED lighting. - The new lighting aims to make the stations brighter, more pleasant, and improve the passenger experience. - …
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Chitlang-Thankot road to close for two weeks from Sunday for upgrades
- Vehicular movement on the Chitlang-Thankot road, a key route connecting Hetauda and Kathmandu, will be suspended for 14 days starting Sunday for upgrades. - The closure is necessary for road concret…
Infrastructure sector tops budget allocation for new fiscal year
- Nepal's infrastructure sector receives the largest budget allocation of Rs3.02 trillion for the upcoming fiscal year, focusing on roads, urban development, and water supply. - The budget prioritizes…
104,906 km of roads expanded across Nepal
- Nepal's total road network has expanded to 104,906 km, according to the Economic Survey 2025/26. - The density of paved roads constructed by the federal government is 138.7 meters per square kilomet…
Kathmandu-Tarai Expressway Likely to Miss Revised Deadline Again
- The Kathmandu-Tarai Expressway project is unlikely to meet its revised April 2027 deadline, with only 48% physical progress achieved. - A dispute over a 6.5-kilometer stretch in Khokana, Lalitpur, a…
Indonesia's Transport Society Proposes Electric Motorcycle Incentives for Remote Areas
- The Indonesian Transportation Society (MTI) proposes prioritizing electric motorcycle incentives for communities near nickel mines and on small islands. - MTI suggests this focus will ensure fairer …
Prabowo Appoints AHY to Lead High-Speed Rail Committee
- President Prabowo Subianto appointed Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono (AHY) as the head of the committee overseeing the Jakarta-Bandung high-speed rail project. - This appointment, detailed in a new preside…
Indonesia's 100 GW Solar Program Needs Quick, Measurable Steps: IESR
- Indonesia's 100 GW solar power plant program needs rapid, measurable steps for success, according to IESR. - The program's success depends on establishing a fast, scalable implementation foundation.…
PLN UPDL Bogor Enhances Electrical Workforce Skills with New PLTD Laboratory
- PLN UPDL Bogor has optimized its Diesel Power Plant (PLTD) laboratory, featuring two legendary Caterpillar 3406 DI engines and generators. - This facility aims to provide hands-on training for elect…
Sumatra blackout likely triggered by wind stress on power lines, expert says
- A blackout in Sumatra may have been caused by mechanical stress from strong winds on transmission lines, according to an ITB expert. - The expert suggests that wind-induced oscillations on cables, e…
West Java Allocates Rp12 Billion for Majalengka Road Repairs
- West Java provincial government allocates Rp12 billion for road repairs in Majalengka Regency. - The project focuses on the Cigasong-Jatiwangi road, a vital artery connecting key areas. - Local auth…
Sumatra blackout likely caused by SUTET cable failure due to metal fatigue, wind: expert
- A total blackout across much of Sumatra last week was likely caused by the snapping of an Extra High Voltage Overhead Line (SUTET) cable in Jambi, according to an ITB electrical engineering lecturer…
INDEF: Gradual Recovery is Key to Restoring Interconnected System Blackout
- The recovery process for Sumatra's interconnected power system after a major disruption follows global patterns of gradual, careful, and measured steps. - Global experiences show that modern interco…
Police: Extreme Weather Suspected Cause of Sumatra Blackout
- Indonesian police suspect extreme weather caused a widespread blackout across Sumatra on May 22. - The power outage affected multiple provinces, including Aceh, North Sumatra, West Sumatra, Riau, Ja…
Cost and Policy Hamper Renewable Energy Use in Indonesia's Industrial Sector
- Indonesia's industrial sector shows strong interest in renewable energy, but faces hurdles in cost and government policy. - High renewable energy prices stem from an unfavorable policy environment t…
Indonesia's Energy Ministry Urges PLN to Speed Up Sumatra Power Restoration
- Indonesia's Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) has urged PLN to expedite the restoration of electricity supply in Sumatra following a widespread blackout. - The blackout, which occurred…
Aceh and West Sumatra Residents Rely on Candles Amidst Blackouts
- Parts of Aceh and West Sumatra in Indonesia are experiencing rolling power outages due to a disruption in the 275 kV extra-high voltage transmission system. - Residents in Aceh Barat are using tradi…
PLN Aceh Implements Rolling Blackouts for System Recovery
- PT PLN Unit Induk Distribusi (UID) Aceh is implementing rolling blackouts to maintain system reliability. - The power outages are part of load management efforts to recover the Sumatra electricity s…
Lightning Strike and Tree Damage Trigger Widespread Sumatra Power Outage
- A massive power outage across Sumatra was triggered by a disruption in the 275 kV Extra High Voltage Transmission Line (SUTET) between Lubuk Linggau and Lahat. - Initial investigations suggest light…
Cimahi Underpass Project, Promised by Governor Dedi Mulyadi, Enters Tender Phase with IDR 150 Billion Budget
- A new underpass project in Cimahi City, West Java, is moving forward with a tender process valued at IDR 150 billion. - The project, connecting Jalan Gatot Subroto and Jalan Baros, was promised by W…
PLN Clears 211 KMS of Electrical Network in Papua
- PT PLN (Persero) has conducted a large-scale maintenance operation, clearing 211 kilometers of electrical network in Papua and West Papua. - The operation, named "Gerebek Penyulang," aimed to improv…
Sumatra Power Outage Linked to Weather-Induced Transmission Line Failure
- A widespread power outage occurred across Sumatra due to a disruption in the extra-high voltage transmission line. - Bad weather is suspected as the initial cause of the transmission line failure in…
Pertamina Patra Niaga and Medco E&P Sakakemang Strengthen Cooperation to Support Refinery Operations
- Pertamina Patra Niaga and PT Medco E&P Sakakemang B.V. signed a Key Terms Sheet for gas supply to support national energy security. - The agreement, signed during the IPA Convex 2026, will provide g…
Electricity Restored Gradually in Aceh After Total Blackout
- Electricity in Aceh is being gradually restored following a total blackout caused by a transmission line failure. - The disruption on the 275 kV Muara Bungo-Sungai Rumbai line was attributed to extr…
Massive Power Outage Hits North Sumatra Due to Transmission Line Fault in Jambi
- A widespread power outage occurred in North Sumatra on Friday, May 22, around 6:44 PM Western Indonesian Time. - The outage was caused by a disruption on the 275 kV transmission line between Muara B…
PLN Restores West Sumatra Substations After Widespread Blackout
- PLN has restored electricity to 60% of West Sumatra following a power outage on Friday night, with full recovery efforts ongoing. - While all substations are energized, 175 out of 394 feeders remain…
Indonesia Mandates 5% Ethanol-Blended Gasoline From July 2026
- Indonesia will mandate the use of gasoline blended with 5% ethanol (E5) starting July 2026 in selected regions. - The initial rollout is limited due to constraints in domestic ethanol supply, with o…
Indonesia Mandates 5% Ethanol Blend in Gasoline Starting July 2026
- Indonesia will mandate the use of gasoline mixed with 5% ethanol (E5) starting in July 2026 in select locations. - The mandate is limited to specific areas due to limitations in domestic ethanol raw…
ESDM Tests Solar Fuel Samples from Waste at 12 Locations
- Indonesia's Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources is testing solar fuel samples derived from waste at 12 locations. - The tests aim to verify the cetane number and ensure the fuel meets quality s…
MedcoEnergi Accelerates Sakakemang Block Production to 2027
- PT Medco E&P Indonesia is accelerating the production target for the Sakakemang Block to the third quarter of 2027, from the initial plan of the first quarter of 2028. - This acceleration is part of…
Guatemala Urged to Accelerate Power Grid Expansion Amidst Energy Transformation
- Guatemala's electricity transmission network needs urgent expansion and modernization to meet future demand and integrate new energy sources. - Experts estimate the country will need to double its t…
Guatemala-US Port Modernization Deal Marks One Year with Progress
- Guatemala and the U.S. are celebrating the first anniversary of an agreement to modernize and expand the Empresa Portuaria Quetzal (EPQ) commercial docks. - The project, which includes building new …
Let's Get Down to Business: 'They Keep Reinstating People Who Collect Pay and Don't Show Up for Work at La Aurora Airport'
- Guatemala's La Aurora International Airport (AILA) faces challenges with personnel reinstatement due to judicial rulings, with some individuals reportedly not showing up for work. - Authorities plan…
AeroMetro warehouse in Guatemala holds nearly eight football fields' worth of equipment for new cable car system
- The AeroMetro project in Guatemala is nearing completion, with 40% of its equipment stored in a large warehouse. - The warehouse, equivalent to nearly eight football fields, houses specialized compo…
Béjaïa Highway: Sidi Aïch Interchange to Open by End of June
- The Sidi Aïch interchange on the Béjaïa highway is set for delivery by the end of June. - This strategic infrastructure aims to ease traffic congestion, especially during the busy summer season. - T…
Algeria Advances Trans-Saharan Road Project in Chad
- Algeria's Société Nationale des Travaux Publics (SNTP) sent a technical team to Chad to advance preparations for the Ngouri-Bol road project. - This mission, the third by Algerian teams, focuses on …
Sonatrach explores oil and gas service cooperation with Omani firms
- Sonatrach signed two Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with Omani companies Nafun International and Petrogas Exploration & Production LLC. - The MoUs aim to explore cooperation in oil and gas servic…
Algeria to Propel Mozambique into Southern Africa's Electrical Hub
- Algeria and Mozambique are advancing an energy cooperation project to build a 1,000-megawatt power plant in Mozambique. - This initiative aims to leverage Algerian expertise in power generation equi…
Sahel Energy Offensive: Sonatrach Ships First Gas Cargo to Chad
- Algerian energy giant Sonatrach has shipped its first liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cargo to Chad, marking a significant expansion into Central Africa. - The gas will be transported via a logistical…
Disruption to DART services due to engineering works
- Rail passengers in Dublin face disruption over the Bank Holiday weekend due to essential engineering works on the DART line between Dublin Connolly and Bray. - Eighteen stations between Connolly and…
Road Funding Insufficient to Protect €31bn Network, Warns TII
- Transport Infrastructure Ireland warns that current road funding is insufficient to maintain the nation's €31 billion road network. - The chief executive cited challenges including aging infrastruct…
Is it really full steam ahead for a new Navan rail line?
- A public consultation has opened for a new Navan rail line, aiming to connect the town to Dublin. - The €1 billion project is expected to take around 10 years to complete, with construction potentia…
Enga-Sepik Highway project progresses despite funding gap
- The Wabag District Development Authority (WDDA) is pushing forward with the Enga-Sepik Highway road project despite a lack of national government funding this year. - MP Dr. Lino Tom highlighted the…
Papua New Guinea Launches Advanced Solar and Battery System for Government Offices
- Papua New Guinea's Department of the Prime Minister and National Executive Council has launched an innovative solar and battery energy storage system. - The system ensures critical operations, like …
First Coaster Bus Reaches Baiyer Valley Through New Connect PNG Road Link
- The first coaster bus has arrived in Ruti, Baiyer Valley, marking a milestone for the Connect PNG Program. - This achievement follows the opening of the Baiyer–Madang Missing Link road, a long-antic…
Local Gravel Powers Wapenamanda Road Project
- South Pacific Construction Limited is undertaking a significant road construction project in the Western Highlands Province of Papua New Guinea. - The project involves building over 100 kilometers o…
PNG Power Announces Scheduled Easipay System Upgrade
- PNG Power Limited is conducting a scheduled maintenance upgrade for its Easipay system. - The upgrade aims to significantly improve system performance, reliability, and long-term service stability. …
Dangote Refinery Emerges World's Biggest Jet Fuel Exporter, Set to Spend $10bn on Expansion
- Dangote Refinery has become the world's largest single exporter of aviation fuel. - The company plans to invest an additional $10 billion to expand its 1.4 million barrels per day capacity. - The re…
FG Inaugurates Abuja CNG Booster Station, Ramps Up Gas Infrastructure Drive
- President Bola Tinubu inaugurated a high-capacity Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Daughter Booster Station in Abuja. - The facility is part of the government's 'Decade of Gas' initiative to expand gas …
Tinubu commissions four CNG projects in Lagos, Abuja, Owerri
- President Bola Tinubu commissioned four Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) projects across Lagos, Abuja, and Owerri. - The projects aim to expand Nigeria's clean transport network, reduce transport costs,…
Nigeria, AfDB sign agreement to operationalise $7bn aviation transformation programme
- Nigeria and the African Development Bank (AfDB) signed an agreement to launch a $7 billion Integrated Aviation Transformation Programme (IATP). - The initiative aims to modernize Africa's aviation s…
FG Inaugurates Abuja CNG Booster Station, Ramps Up Gas Infrastructure Drive
- Nigeria's President Bola Tinubu commissioned a new Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) station in Abuja, part of a broader effort to expand gas infrastructure. - The Jahi High-capacity CNG Daughter Booster…
Eunisell partners with Honeywell to boost engineering capacity
- Eunisell has strengthened its position in the oil and gas sector by forming a strategic partnership with Honeywell, becoming an authorized distributor for its field instrumentation and gas detection…
Lagos customers urged to report electricity issues to LASERC
- Lagos State Electricity Regulatory Commission (LASERC) urges consumers to report unresolved power issues to the commission after contacting their distribution companies. - This follows the resolutio…
Litigation stalls PIA benefits for host communities, lawmakers say
- Unending lawsuits are hindering the distribution of benefits to host communities under Nigeria's Petroleum Industry Act (PIA). - The PIA, enacted in 2021, aimed to create a structured framework for …
NRC suspends Warri–Itakpe train services
- The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has temporarily suspended operations on the Warri–Itakpe Train Service due to operational and technical issues. - The suspension is intended to ensure passenge…
Nigeria opens key road sections for Eid travel
- Nigeria's Minister of Works, David Umahi, ordered the immediate opening of completed sections of the Abuja-Kaduna-Kano Road. - The directive aims to ease travel for citizens during the upcoming Eid …
Senator Unveils Streetlight Project in Abia
- Senator Austin Akobundu launched the second phase of his 'Light-Up the Communities' project in Abia State, aiming to improve living quality. - The project will install streetlights in 11 additional …
IG Disu visits Ministry of Works, pledges police protection for major projects
- Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, visited the Federal Ministry of Works to enhance security for critical infrastructure projects. - The meeting focused on projects like the Lagos-Calabar C…
Stakeholders recommend gas-to-power projects to tackle energy poverty in Akwa Ibom
- Stakeholders in Akwa Ibom State recommended using flare gas for electricity generation to combat energy poverty and environmental degradation. - Communities like Eastern Obolo have faced over three …
Hydrocarbons regaining priority amid global instability – Oando
- Global instability and economic pressures are causing a shift back towards prioritizing reliable hydrocarbon supply over immediate energy transition, according to Oando Plc's CEO. - Rising inflation…
Ekiti assures residents of school, community safety
- Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara has pledged that the state secretariat complex will be ready by the first quarter of 2027. - The governor conducted a tour of the ongoing massive reconstructi…
Nigeria’s Q1 Gas Production Rises Marginally to 687bscf, Flaring Drops 8%
- Nigeria's gas production saw a marginal increase of approximately 3% in Q1 2026 compared to the previous year, reaching 687.09 billion standard cubic feet (bscf). - Gas flaring decreased by over 8% …
Explorationists Seek Industry-wide Approach to Curb Oil Drilling Lost Time
- The Nigerian Association of Petroleum Explorationists (NAPE) urges a unified industry approach to manage Geological Non-Productive Time (GNPT) to reduce drilling costs and boost production. - Expert…
FG Mobilises $1.02bn for CNG Conversion, Expands Ajaokuta Industrial Park
- Nigeria has secured over $1.02 billion in investments for its Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) vehicle conversion program, with operations in 24 states. - The initiative aims to reduce petrol dependence…
SPE Bets on Stability, Home-grown Tech to Fill Oil Supply Gap
- Nigeria and other African nations should leverage regional stability, existing oil assets, and local technology to capitalize on a global oil supply gap. - The Middle East crisis has created a 10 mi…
Rivers secretariat project due for completion 2027, says Fubara
- Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara announced the State Secretariat Complex reconstruction will be completed by the first quarter of 2027. - Fubara inspected the ongoing renovation, which aims t…
Energy theft, obsolete infrastructure deepen Nigeria’s electricity crisis- Expert
- Energy theft and obsolete infrastructure are causing massive revenue losses in Nigeria's electricity sector, according to an expert. - Theft occurs at consumer and institutional levels, including me…
REA Signs MoUs to Deepen Clean Energy Transition, Food Security
- The Rural Electrification Agency (REA) signed MoUs with the Nigerian Commodity Exchange (NCX) and Young Innovators of Nigeria (YIN). - These partnerships aim to advance Nigeria's clean energy transi…
Niger Courts Dangote for Oil Exploration Push
- Niger State government is seeking private sector investment, including from the Dangote Group, for crude oil exploration in the Bida Basin. - The state plans a Joint Venture–Public Private Partnersh…
Everyone should adopt solar power, like Aso Rock, Cleric, Olumide Emmanuel
- Amidst high fuel costs and electricity issues, Dr. Olumide Emmanuel advocates for Nigerians to adopt solar energy, citing the Presidential Villa as an example. - He argues that Nigeria has sufficien…
NRC adds more Lagos-Ibadan train trips for Sallah travel
- The Nigerian Railway Corporation is increasing train services on the Lagos-Ibadan route for the Sallah celebration. - Six trips will operate on Tuesdays instead of the usual four to accommodate incr…
Nigeria's South-east Faces Blackout as Electricity Firm Upgrades Systems
- Residents in Nigeria's South-east are experiencing a temporary power outage due to the Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) upgrading its systems. - The EEDC shut down its vending platforms…
Rivers Projects Will Continue Despite Politics, Assures Governor Fubara
- Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara assured residents that ongoing infrastructure projects will be completed despite political developments. - Fubara inspected the Airport Road Bypass project, n…
TCN urges communities to help stop vandalism of power infrastructure
- The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) is urging communities to help prevent the vandalism of power infrastructure. - TCN Benin Region General Manager Charles Iwuamadi emphasized the need for gra…
NEDC lauds progress on Adamawa bridge, youth centre
- The North East Development Commission (NEDC) praised the progress and quality of work on a five-span bridge and a Youth Development Centre in Adamawa State. - NEDC officials, led by Musa Hyeladi, in…
Chinese Investors May Acquire 51% Stake in PH, Warri Refineries
- Chinese investors are in talks to acquire a majority 51% stake in Nigeria's Port Harcourt and Warri refineries through an equity partnership with the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNP…
Nigeria Revives 450MW Abia Power Plant After Three-Year Shutdown
- The 450-megawatt Alaoji Open Cycle Power Plant in Abia State has been revived by the Niger Delta Power Holding Company after a three-year shutdown. - The plant was shut down in 2023 due to gas suppl…
Nigeria's Oil Regulators Vow Closer Ties to Boost Investor Confidence
- The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) and the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) agreed to enhance collaboration. - The move aims to el…
Antioquia Governorate and Invías Clash Over Toyo Tunnel Equipment; Photos Show Year-Old Gear Gathering Dust
- The Governor of Antioquia and Colombia's national infrastructure agency (Invías) are in a dispute over the delayed installation of electromechanical equipment for the Toyo Tunnel. - The tunnel, inte…
How is Mobility in the Controversial "Las Areneras" Sector? The Current State of Works on the 4G Pacífico 1 in Southwestern Antioquia
- Work on the "Las Areneras" section of the 4G Pacífico 1 highway project in Antioquia, Colombia, has reached 60% completion. - The project involves stabilizing slopes and connecting a bridge, with on…
Tunisia reports stable drinking water supply during Eid al-Adha holiday
- Tunisia experienced no major disruptions in drinking water supply during the Eid al-Adha holiday, according to the Secretary of State for Hydraulic Resources. - Minor incidents related to network fa…
Tunisia's oil production plummets as companies exit amid declining fields and energy transition
- Tunisia's oil production has declined by approximately 13% by the end of March 2026 compared to the previous year. - Factors contributing to the decline include mature oil fields, reduced exploratio…
Electric Revolution in Public Transport: Investments Worth Hundreds of Millions of Zlotys
- Polish cities are significantly increasing their electric bus fleets, with investments reaching hundreds of millions of zlotys. - Major cities like Białystok, Łódź, and Wrocław are acquiring dozens …
Poland's onshore wind sector faces hurdles, lags EU in installations
- Poland's onshore wind energy sector faces significant barriers, primarily due to the 2015 10H rule, which severely restricted new investments. - Despite these challenges, Poland has 11 GW of install…
Kazakhstan's Tengiz Oil Field Sees Temporary Production Cut After Operational Disruption
- Oil production at Kazakhstan's Tengiz field temporarily decreased due to an operational disruption at a Tengizchevroil (TCO) facility. - TCO confirmed the disruption and stated that oil output is be…
Kazakhstan and IAEA Sign Roadmap to Deepen Nuclear Cooperation Through 2036
- Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev met with IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi to discuss nuclear cooperation. - They signed a roadmap for deepening cooperation in nuclear energy, safety,…
Ethiopia's GERD Dam Capacity Lower Than Claimed, Says Egyptian Expert
- An Egyptian water resources expert claims the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) has a storage capacity of 64 billion cubic meters, not the 74 billion stated by Ethiopia. - The discrepancy arise…
Sofia Reforms Tram Network, Launches Two New Lines
- Sofia's municipal council approved a plan to optimize 10 tram lines. - The goal is to eliminate "package traffic" by introducing synchronized schedules with equal intervals. - Line 1 will be extende…
Italy to introduce toll refunds for drivers delayed by roadworks from June 2026
- Starting June 1, 2026, drivers in Italy may receive partial toll refunds for significant delays caused by roadworks. - The refund system will initially apply to routes managed by a single operator, …
Sljeme Chairlift Delayed Again, Costs Rise Above 13 Million Euros
- Construction of a new chairlift in Sljeme, Zagreb, is delayed and over budget. - The project, initially costing 12.5 million euros, now stands at over 13.2 million euros, with completion pushed to A…
Zagreb residents find ways to cope with prolonged hot water outage
- Residents in western Zagreb are enduring over 20 days without hot water due to ongoing repairs to the city's heating network. - Solutions proposed by locals include using gym memberships for showeri…
Zagreb to Acquire 20 New Low-Floor Trams in Major Public Transport Upgrade
- Zagreb is set to acquire 20 new long, low-floor trams valued at 75 million euros to enhance its public transport system. - This procurement is part of the city's largest public transport modernizati…
Uzbekistan's Tashkent-Samarkand Toll Road Construction to Start in July After Chinese Firm Wins Tender
- Construction of Uzbekistan's Tashkent-Samarkand toll highway, a 282 km project, is set to begin in July after a Chinese company won the tender. - The new highway aims to significantly reduce travel …
Panama to review $278 million cable car project after tender fails
- Panama's Metro will review a $278 million cable car project after two interested consortia failed to submit bids. - The project aimed to connect the Panama and San Miguelito districts, offering a fa…
Caacupé Bypass Remains in Darkness, Lacking Lighting Over a Year After Inauguration
- The new Caacupé bypass in Paraguay, opened over a year ago, still lacks public lighting, causing concern among drivers and residents. - Approximately six kilometers of the critical section near kilo…
Paraguay's Energy Sector Cautions Against Tariff Favoritism in New Regulations
- Paraguay's private sector sees potential in new renewable energy regulations for mass self-generation. - However, concerns remain about tariff favoritism and interpretation of decree modifications. …
Bogotá Metro Begins Test Runs on Elevated Viaduct
- Bogotá's Metro has begun test runs with a train on its elevated viaduct, marking a significant step in the city's long-awaited public transport project. - The train, composed of six wagons, was move…
Cuba Faces Massive Blackouts Affecting 58% of Nation Amid Energy Crisis
- Cuba faces a severe energy crisis, with a projected 58% of the country to experience power outages on Friday. - The crisis is exacerbated by U.S. oil sanctions, leading to a deficit of 1,840 MW in e…
Venezuelan Deputies Prepare Electricity Law to Incorporate Alternative Energies
- Venezuelan National Assembly deputies are drafting a new electricity law to incorporate alternative energy sources into the nation's power grid. - The proposed law aims to diversify energy generatio…
ExxonMobil in Talks to Extract Venezuelan Oil, NYT Reports
- ExxonMobil is reportedly in negotiations to resume oil extraction in Venezuela. - The potential deal could be announced by the end of May, allowing production from six fields. - This follows a perio…
Mubadala to Invest $3 Billion in Brazil Biorefinery
- Mubadala-controlled Acelen Renováveis will invest $3 billion in a new biorefinery in Brazil to produce renewable fuels, primarily for aviation. - The project, located in São Francisco do Conde, Bahi…
Ex-Governor to Present Plan to U.S. for Solving Venezuelan Region's Electrical Failures
- Former Governor Manuel Rosales plans to present a proposal to the U.S. Embassy in Caracas to address electrical failures in Venezuela's Zulia state. - The plan involves installing a sub-aquatic cabl…
Lebanon Moves Towards Opening Second Airport in Northern Region
- Lebanon is preparing to open a second airport in the country's north, the René Mouawad Airport in Qalayaat. - The tender for the airport's rehabilitation was awarded to Lebanese operator Sky Lounges…
Areguá: They denounce that ANDE does not attend to complaints
- Residents in Areguá, Paraguay, are complaining that the national electricity company, ANDE, has failed to address a broken public streetlight. - The streetlight has been out for two weeks following …
70 Companies Urge EU to Boost Electrification, Not Weaken Regulations
- A coalition of 70 major companies and business organizations urges the EU to accelerate economic electrification rather than weaken existing regulations. - They advocate for a 50% electrification le…
Paraguay Opens Door to Private Solar Energy Investment with New Decree
- Paraguay's Executive Branch enacted Decree No. 6034/2026, regulating the Non-Conventional Renewable Energy Law (Law No. 7599), opening the energy sector to private investment. - The new regulation e…
Paraguay Deputies to Fast-Track Suburban Train Project Amid Cost Doubts
- Paraguay's Chamber of Deputies is set to fast-track a suburban train project, with a vote scheduled for next Tuesday. - The project, which has Senate approval, faces scrutiny over its estimated $450…
Need for mine's hybrid power plant 'embarrassing', says outback MP
- A global energy company is building Australia's largest off-grid renewable power plant for a copper mine in Queensland. - The 72-megawatt hybrid facility will integrate solar, battery storage, and t…
Esperance on cusp of expanding biofuel industry
- Esperance, Western Australia, is emerging as a key center for a potentially large biofuel industry, primarily using canola. - The region exports 90% of its 1 million tonnes of annual canola producti…
Breaking: Power prices to fall for most customers with bigger drops for businesses
- Benchmark power prices in Australia are set to fall for most consumers and significantly for businesses due to increased renewable energy and reliable coal generation. - The Australian Energy Regula…
Oil prices tumble on peace deal hopes, but Strait of Hormuz reopening remains uncertain
- Oil prices dropped nearly 7% on Monday amid growing optimism for a U.S.-Iran peace deal that could reopen the Strait of Hormuz. - Despite the optimism, both the U.S. and Iran downplayed hopes for an…
Farmers Fight Battery Storage Proposals on Agricultural Land
- Farmers in west Gippsland, Australia, are opposing proposals for battery energy storage systems (BESS) on agricultural land. - Companies like Samsung C&T, ZEBRE, and ib vogt are seeking fast-tracked…
Scheduled power outages in Bishkek and regions on May 29
- Power outages are scheduled for Bishkek and various regions of Kyrgyzstan on May 29, 2026, due to planned maintenance. - Specific times and locations for the outages are provided for different distr…
Kyrgyzstan Bets on Sunshine: Reform Aims to Turn Solar Power into State Revenue
- Kyrgyzstan is launching a major reform to enable citizens and businesses to sell surplus solar energy to the state. - The initiative aims to address the country's energy crisis, driven by reliance o…
Bishkek to restrict heavy trucks during hot weather to protect roads
- Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, will temporarily restrict heavy truck traffic on municipal roads during hot weather to protect road surfaces. - Restrictions will be in place from May 20 to October 1, 2026, bet…
New fueling complex opens at Kyrgyzstan's Manas Airport
- A new aviation fuel complex owned by Asman Oil Company has opened at Manas International Airport in Kyrgyzstan. - The facility, financed by the company's own funds, has a storage capacity of 8,000 c…
Scheduled Power Outages in Bishkek and Regions on May 26
- Power outages are scheduled for various districts and villages in and around Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, on May 26, 2026. - The outages will occur at different times throughout the day, affecting specific …
Power Cuts Planned for Bishkek and Kyrgyzstan Regions on May 25
- Power outages are scheduled for May 25 in Bishkek and various regions of Kyrgyzstan. - Specific districts and streets in Bishkek will experience disruptions between 9:00 AM and 6:00 PM. - Several di…
Kyrgyzstan opens technical proposals for energy SCADA systems tender
- Kyrgyzstan has taken a step towards unifying its energy system management onto a single digital platform by opening technical proposals for a SCADA system tender. - The project, funded by the World …
Bishkek Warns Over 6,500 Customers of Electricity Disconnection Due to Debt
- Bishkek Electric Networks has warned over 6,500 customers with outstanding debts that their electricity will be remotely disconnected. - The mass disconnection, scheduled for the night of May 25, wi…
Scheduled Power Outages in Bishkek and Regions of Kyrgyzstan on May 22
- Residents in Bishkek and various regions of Kyrgyzstan may experience power outages on May 22, 2026. - The outages are scheduled to facilitate maintenance and repairs by the electricity supply compa…
Bishkek Opens Two-Level Underground Parking Facility as Part of "Old Bishkek" Project
- A two-level underground parking facility has opened in Bishkek as part of the "Old Bishkek" project, aimed at reducing traffic congestion. - The parking lot can accommodate 200 vehicles and features…
Russia to build Kazakhstan’s first nuclear plant in $16.5B deal
- Russia and Kazakhstan signed a $16.5 billion deal for Russia to build the Central Asian nation's first nuclear power plant. - The agreement expands Russia's role in the region's energy infrastructur…
Middle East war prompts global energy strategy shifts, IEA reports
- The Middle East war is forcing countries to seek new energy supply routes and rely on domestic resources amid a global energy crisis. - The International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts global energy i…
LG Energy Solution to Supply $1.6 Billion in ESS Batteries for DTE Energy's AI Data Center Projects
- LG Energy Solution will supply $1.6 billion worth of energy storage systems (ESS) to DTE Energy for AI data centers and grid infrastructure. - The contract, spanning two years, involves 6GWh of ESS …
LG Energy Solution to Supply $1.6 Billion in ESS Batteries to US Utility DTE Energy
- LG Energy Solution secured a $1.6 billion contract to supply 6 GWh of ESS batteries to DTE Energy in the US. - The batteries will power eight key grid infrastructure projects, including AI data cent…
South Korean National Security Advisor Visits Kazakhstan for Energy and Security Talks
- South Korea's National Security Advisor, Wi Sung-rak, is traveling to Kazakhstan for discussions on energy and security cooperation. - This visit follows a previous trip by presidential secretary Ka…
AI data centers boom in South Korea, straining power and water resources
- South Korea faces a surge in AI data center construction, raising concerns about their immense electricity and water consumption and potential environmental impact. - The rapid growth of AI necessit…
Candidates Shun Questions on Yongin Semiconductor Complex, Power Lines
- Many candidates for provincial governor and metropolitan mayor positions refused to answer questions regarding the Yongin semiconductor complex and power line construction. - Only candidates from Ch…
Gyeongwon Line train intervals to be shortened with new shuttle service
- A new shuttle train service will be introduced on the Gyeongwon Line (Subway Line 1) between Yangju and Yeoncheon starting in 2027. - This aims to reduce the long waiting times, which can reach up t…
Busan National University Hydrogen Ship Technology Center to Advance Liquefied Hydrogen Ship Cooperation with Lloyd's Register and HMM
- Busan National University's Hydrogen Ship Technology Center, Lloyd's Register, and HMM have signed an agreement to advance cooperation in liquefied hydrogen ships. - The collaboration aims to enhanc…
South Korea Offers Electricity Rate Choices to Small Businesses
- South Korea will offer small business owners a choice between time-of-use and flat electricity rates starting next month. - This move aims to ease the burden on businesses, like PC rooms and accommo…
South Korea to boost direct aid for residents near power lines
- South Korea will increase direct support for residents near power transmission towers, including electricity and heating costs. - A revised law allows for expanded direct support if over 75% of resi…
MOLIT Criticizes Seoul City for Failing to Report GTX-A Construction Flaw
- The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT) criticized Seoul City for not reporting a significant construction error in the GTX-A subway line's Samseong Station section. MOLIT stated …
Seoul City: 'No concealment' over GTX-A rebar issue, but 'deep apology' to citizens
- Seoul City officials denied allegations of concealing issues related to missing rebar in the GTX-A subway construction. - The city criticized the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport for c…
Seoul City allegedly hid rebar omission at GTX Samsung Station site during 17 meetings with ministry
- Seoul City officials allegedly concealed information about missing rebar at the GTX Samsung Station construction site during 17 meetings with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport. - D…
GTX-A Rebar Omission Missed in Official Handover Documents
- Seoul City's Urban Infrastructure Headquarters allegedly reported a construction error involving rebar omission in the GTX-A Samsung Station section six months late. - Internal handover documents fo…
[Editorial] Thorough Investigation Demanded for 'GTX Rebar Omission' Safety and Reporting Delays
- A significant structural defect, the omission of rebar in 50 pillars of the GTX Samsung Station section, has been discovered during construction. - Seoul City is under scrutiny for allegedly conceal…
Seoul, Gyeonggi Power Heavily from Other Regions; Renewable Energy Self-Sufficiency Near Zero
- A report reveals that Seoul and Gyeonggi Province, the top two electricity consumers in South Korea, have extremely low renewable energy self-sufficiency rates of 0.6% and 2.9% respectively. - While…
Environmental Groups Grill President Lee on Nuclear Power Plans, Demand Answers on Five Key Issues
- Environmental groups have posed five critical questions to President Lee Jae-myung regarding the government's plan to build new nuclear power plants, criticizing his shift from a focus on renewable …
President Orders Probe into Missing Rebar on GTX-A Subway Line
- President Lee Jae-myung has ordered a thorough investigation into the missing rebar incident at the GTX-A subway line's Samseong Station. - The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport confirm…
South Korea to Accept Applications for Green Remodeling Consulting Program Starting May 22
- South Korea's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport will begin accepting applications for its private Green Remodeling Consulting program on May 22. - The program supports consulting for Gr…
Hyundai Engineering Expands Nuclear Alliance with U.S. to Include 4th Generation Reactors
- Hyundai Engineering is expanding its partnership with U.S. nuclear companies to target the global market. - The company signed an MOU with TerraPower and HD Hyundai Heavy Industries for the commerci…
IEA: World Faces Most Severe Energy Security Crisis Ever
- The International Energy Agency (IEA) warns of the most severe global energy security crisis ever experienced, potentially reshaping investment strategies. - Countries are increasingly turning to do…
Iran to open Strait of Hormuz 30 days after deal
- The United States and Iran are reportedly discussing a phased reopening of the Strait of Hormuz as part of negotiations to end hostilities. - A deal could see the strait fully reopen about 30 days a…
Greece boosts public transport, tightens electric scooter rules
- Greece plans to increase public transport frequency, with the electric railway running every five minutes by year-end. - Stricter regulations for electric scooters are coming, including age restrict…
NRG Opens New Store in Aigaleo, Boosting its Presence in Attica
- NRG, an energy company, has opened a new store in the center of Aigaleo, Athens, expanding its physical presence in Attica. - The new store offers modern services and innovative energy solutions, ai…
Hellenic Train: Temporary Suspension of Services from 23/05
- All Hellenic Train services on the Alexandroupoli – Ormenio – Orestiada – Alexandroupoli route are temporarily suspended starting May 23, 2026. - The suspension is to facilitate the installation of …
Finland's nuclear energy law reform could lead to a democracy deficit
- Finland's parliament is considering a new nuclear energy law that would significantly reduce public and municipal influence over new nuclear power plant projects. - The proposed changes would elimin…
Data Center Debate: Is It Too Late to Stop Them, and Is It Wise?
- Finland is facing a debate over the construction of data centers, with concerns about their impact on electricity prices and supply. - While some argue data centers offer economic benefits, others, …
Helsinki's Tram Purchase Price Soars by 65 Million Euros Amidst Global Uncertainty
- The price of Helsinki's new tram procurement is set to increase by over 65 million euros, affecting both traditional city trams and new articulated trams. - The cost hike is attributed to rising exp…
Finland's Solar Power Plants Built with Luxembourg's Funding
- Luxembourg is quietly funding a significant portion of solar power plant construction in Finland. - In exchange for financing, Luxembourg receives 80% of the renewable electricity generated for 15 y…
Gas prices down $0.25, diesel down $0.25
- Gasoline and diesel prices in Jamaica have decreased by J$0.25 per liter, effective Thursday, May 28. - Kerosene prices increased by J$0.25 per liter, while propane and butane prices saw reductions.…
Expect traffic delays on Lime Hall main road amid SPARK work
- Motorists in St. Ann, Jamaica, should expect traffic delays on Lime Hall main road for three days. - Road excavation and new water line installation are underway as part of the SPARK Project. - Appr…
Lima Municipality inaugurates remodeled major road in San Martín de Porres, benefiting over 600,000 residents
- The Municipality of Lima has inaugurated the remodeled 12 de Octubre Avenue in San Martín de Porres, a project costing 16 million soles. - The renovation spans one kilometer and aims to improve vehi…
Jorge Chávez Airport: Transport Ministry extends heavy vehicle restriction on Morales Duárez Ave. until 2028
- Peru's Ministry of Transport and Communications has extended a heavy vehicle restriction on Morales Duárez Avenue, a key access road to Jorge Chávez International Airport, until May 31, 2028. - The …
Russia and Astana to sign deals for Kazakhstan's first nuclear power plant
- Russia and Kazakhstan are set to sign two intergovernmental agreements for the construction of Kazakhstan's first nuclear power plant. - The agreements cover the construction, financing, and terms o…
Slovak Motorway Authority Ordered to Rectify Tender for D1 Turany-Hubová Section
- The Public Procurement Office (ÚVO) ordered the National Motorway Company (NDS) to rectify an illegal situation in a tender for the D1 Turany-Hubová highway section. - The NDS must adjust participat…
European portal to improve overview of electricity grid capacity
- European organizations ENTSO-E and DSO Entity have launched a new digital portal called Capacitypedia. - The portal provides an overview of publicly available information on electricity grid capacit…
Spanish government approves 9 billion euro energy transition plan
- The Spanish government approved a 9 billion euro energy transition plan. - The plan includes measures to improve building energy efficiency and provide nearly free public transport for low-income in…
Sitina Tunnel to Close Overnight for Maintenance, Reopening Sunday Morning
- The Sitina Tunnel on the D2 highway in Bratislava will be closed from Saturday evening to Sunday morning for regular maintenance. - This closure is part of ongoing maintenance work that will continu…
Austria can lower electricity prices with wind and solar, new studies show
- Expanding renewable energy sources like wind and solar could significantly lower electricity bills for Austrian households and secure hundreds of thousands of jobs. - New studies commissioned by the…
Budget: Brenner Base Tunnel's Northern Approach Delayed
- Germany's budget plans have halted the construction of the northern approach to the Brenner Base Tunnel. - The German government will not meet its 2042 deadline for completing its section of the nor…
Advanced safety system deployed at Bangladesh's Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant
- Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant in Bangladesh has implemented an advanced Operator Information Support System (OISS) to boost safety and operational standards. - This marks the first overseas deployment…
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- Prime Minister Tarique Rahman stated Bangladesh is advancing towards clean energy, a green economy, and energy self-reliance. - He inaugurated a one-megawatt rooftop solar power system at the Jatiy…
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- Prime Minister Tarique Rahman inaugurated a one-megawatt rooftop solar power system at the Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban, symbolizing Bangladesh's commitment to clean energy. - He stated that Bangladesh is …
Bangladesh Enters Nuclear Age with Rooppur Power Plant's Fuel Loading
- Bangladesh has officially entered the nuclear energy era with the successful fuel loading at Unit-1 of the Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant. - The plant is expected to provide a stable, low-carbon baselo…
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- The construction of the Shah Arefin (RA)-Advaita Mahaprabhu Maitree Bridge in Sunamganj, Bangladesh, faces uncertainty as seven girders have collapsed within two years. - The Local Government Engine…
BKW group takes another step in its giant storage battery project at Mühleberg
- Swiss energy group BKW has secured grid connection capacity for a large battery storage project in Mühleberg. - The project aims for a capacity of 400 megawatts and a storage of 800 megawatt-hours, …
New Swiss Glacier Reservoir Project Shrinks, Becomes More Expensive Amid Environmental Concerns
- A new hydroelectric project, "Gornerli," near Zermatt aims to generate winter electricity for 120,000 households using water from the Gorner Glacier. - The project involves building a 100-meter dam,…
Uruguay senator demands halt to Casupá dam project over environmental concerns
- Senator Martín Lema urged the suspension of all processes related to the Casupá dam project, citing a lack of environmental impact studies. - Lema stated that proceeding without environmental assess…
Montevideo to repair all sidewalks, pass costs to residents
- Montevideo's mayor announced a plan to repair and build sidewalks, shifting costs to residents. - The plan aims to address the 50% of city sidewalks needing repair, with the municipality executing t…
Uruguay secures US$130 million loan for Casupá dam construction
- Uruguay's state water utility OSE secured a US$130 million loan from CAF (Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean) for the construction of the Casupá dam. - The project aims to increase …
TNB Secures Kenyir Hydro Power Extension Until 2030
- Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) has secured an extension for its power purchase agreement (PPA) for the Sultan Mahmud Hydroelectric Power Station in Kenyir until August 31, 2030. - This extension ensur…
TNB secures extension for Kenyir hydro plant PPA until 2030
- Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) secured an extension for its Kenyir hydroelectric power plant's energy purchase agreement until August 31, 2030. - The extension, effective Sept 14, 2025, supports conti…
Data centers threaten water resources if not controlled
- Malaysia's data center development needs careful water management to avoid straining national water resources. - The country aims for a water usage efficiency (WUE) of 2.2 cubic meters per megawatt-…
Indonesia Mandates 5% Ethanol Blend in Gasoline Starting July 2026
- Indonesia will mandate the use of gasoline mixed with 5% ethanol (E5) starting in July 2026 in select locations. - The mandate is limited to specific areas due to limitations in domestic ethanol raw…
Water Facility Upgraded at Elderly Care Center
- Pengurusan Aset Air Berhad (PAAB) has allocated RM30,000 to upgrade the water supply system at the Al-Fikrah Care Centre in Kajang, Selangor. - The existing water tank was insufficient to meet the h…
Technical Issues Cause Widespread Railway Disruptions in Serbia
- Multiple railway lines in Serbia experienced traffic disruptions on May 26, 2026. - Srbijavoz stated the cause of the delays was technical in nature. - Several trains were canceled or did not run on…
Serbian Opposition Criticizes President Vučić for China Nuclear Deal Without Public Debate
- The Democratic Party (DS) in Serbia criticizes President Aleksandar Vučić for pursuing strategic nuclear energy agreements with China without public or expert discussion. - The DS warns that these a…
Russia and Kazakhstan will sign nuclear power deal during Putin trip, Kremlin says
- Russia and Kazakhstan will sign a deal for a nuclear power plant during President Putin's upcoming visit. - Kazakhstan plans to have 2.4 gigawatts of nuclear capacity by 2035, having decommissioned …
Scorching Asian summer, El Nino risk to drive up gas prices
- Asia's summer heat forecasts and potential El Nino conditions could increase demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG), straining power grids. - Traders are watching China's LNG demand rebound, which c…
Malaysia’s energy supply secure despite global uncertainties, says PM Anwar
- Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated that Malaysia's energy supply is secure despite global uncertainties, particularly those stemming from the Middle East conflict. - Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah …
'Litgrid' Announces Procurement of Three Shunt Reactors for 'Harmony Link' Connection
- Litgrid, Lithuania's electricity transmission system operator, has announced the procurement of three controllable shunt reactors for the 'Harmony Link' electricity connection with Poland. - These r…
Lithuania Urges Switch from Gas Cylinders in Apartments with State Support
- Lithuania is offering state support to residents in apartment buildings who switch from using gas cylinders to safer energy sources like electricity or natural gas. - Approximately 18% of over 2,000…
Water Returns to El Cafetal After Main Pipe Repair and Pressure Tests
- Venezuelan authorities completed welding repairs on a 72-inch main water pipe in El Cafetal after a recent fracture. - Pressurizing and leak checks are underway, with normal water distribution cycle…
Venezuela: Oil Production Boost Could Worsen Electricity Crisis, Warns Expert
- Venezuela's oil production increase could worsen the country's electricity crisis without new generation capacity, warns economist José Toro Hardy. - Hardy noted that the oil industry now heavily re…
Venezuelan Deputies Draft Electricity Law to Integrate Alternative Energies
- Venezuelan lawmakers are drafting a new electricity law to incorporate alternative energy sources into the national grid. - The proposed legislation aims to diversify energy generation beyond fossil…
Manuel Rosales to push electrical proposal for Zulia with international backing
- Former Zulia governor Manuel Rosales will present an electrical system proposal to the U.S. Embassy in Caracas and international energy stakeholders. - The plan includes installing a sub-lacustrine …
Japan Bolsters Energy Supply with Increased Oil Imports from Americas Amid Diversification Strategy
- Japanese refineries are diversifying their oil supply by increasing imports from the US and Latin America. - This strategy aims to ensure stable supply during the summer demand season and reduce rel…
Power Outages Plague Al Hoceima Villages Ahead of Eid al-Adha
- Residents in several villages in Morocco's Al Hoceima province are experiencing frequent power outages ahead of Eid al-Adha. - The outages are attributed to weak electrical generators unable to meet…
Akakus Oil Uses Pioneering Rhino Reamer Technology in MENA Region
- Akakus Oil Operations Company successfully drilled an oil well using SLB's Rhino Reamer technology. - This marks the first application of the technology in the Middle East and North Africa region. -…
OMV Opens Benghazi Office, Boosting Libya's Oil Project Development
- Austrian energy company OMV has opened a new office in Benghazi, Libya. - The opening coincided with a meeting to discuss operational and development plans for Contract Area No. 91. - The new office…
Murad asks contractors to increase manpower for ‘timely completion’ of Karachi's Red Line project
- Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah is personally overseeing Karachi's infrastructure projects, including the BRT Red Line bus system. - He visited the BRT Red Line site and ordered contractors to increas…
Pakistan to form Wapda Security Force for water projects after attacks
- Pakistan's government plans to establish a dedicated "Wapda Security Force" to protect water infrastructure projects and associated workers, especially Chinese nationals. - The move follows deadly t…
Bihar Achieves Only 30% of PNG Target Amid Center's Push for LPG-Free Zones
- India's central government plans to designate localities with operational piped natural gas (PNG) infrastructure as LPG-free zones, mandating a shift from cooking gas cylinders. - Bihar has only ach…
Traffic Limited Due to Maintenance on Jökulsá á Fjöllum Bridge
- Maintenance work on the bridge over Jökulsá á Fjöllum near Grímsstaðir will begin on May 26 and last until June 16. - The bridge will be closed during working hours (8:00 AM to 7:00 PM) on weekdays,…
Southern Cross-Island Highway's Jiasian-Laonong section to have traffic controls from Feb. 25 to Aug. 10
- The Southern Cross-Island Highway in Taiwan, specifically the Section between Jiasian and Liugui's Laonong, will undergo slope protection construction. - Traffic control will be in effect during day…
New Terminal Completed at Hong Kong International Airport, a Leading Asian Air Hub
- A new terminal has been completed at Hong Kong International Airport. - The airport is considered one of Asia's leading air hubs. - Further details regarding contract agreements and service usage ar…
CDG Express: Final Track Connections for Paris Airport Train to Be Completed This Weekend
- The final connection of new tracks for the CDG Express, a direct train service to Roissy-Charles de Gaulle Airport, will be completed this weekend, May 23-25. - After seven years of construction, th…
Explosion Reported at Mol Petrochemical Plant in Tiszaújváros, Hungary
An explosion occurred at the Mol petrochemical plant in Tiszaújváros, Hungary. Emergency services responded to the incident at the facility. Further details regarding the cause and extent of the dam…
Hungary's Fuel Supply Faces Challenges Amid Refinery Repairs and Regional Imports
- Hungary's Mol refinery is operating at reduced capacity due to ongoing repairs, impacting fuel supply. - The company plans to compensate for the shortfall by importing from its Bratislava refinery a…
Transformers Reborn in Sancti Spíritus Workshop
- A workshop in Sancti Spíritus is revitalizing transformers, demonstrating local ingenuity. - The initiative focuses on repairing and reusing existing equipment, highlighting resourcefulness. - This …
China Replaces Middle East Oil with Xinjiang Coal Amid Global Supply Disruptions
- China is increasingly using coal-derived chemicals to mitigate the impact of global oil supply disruptions, particularly amid the war in Iran. - The Zhundong National Economic and Technological Deve…
Xinjiang's Coal Sector Thrives with Future Tech Amidst Global Turmoil
- China's Xinjiang region is modernizing its coal industry with advanced, green technologies, including autonomous electric mining trucks. - The area is becoming a major hub for coal-chemical producti…
Electricity shouldn’t be a luxury in NZ - Sophia Bristow
- New Zealand's electricity system faces vulnerabilities despite increased reliance on power. - Many households pay a premium for fixed power price certainty, yet costs continue to rise. - The author …
Russian Oil Refineries Halt Production After Ukrainian Drone Strikes
- Major oil refineries in central Russia have halted or reduced fuel production following recent Ukrainian drone attacks. - The affected plants have a combined capacity exceeding 83 million tons annua…
Tram Traffic Halted Overnight in Daugavpils for Track Repairs
- Tram traffic in Daugavpils will be suspended overnight due to ongoing track renovation work. - Several route Nr. 1 tram services will be canceled between 10:40 PM and 5:00 AM. - The municipal compan…
