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.
🇸🇰 SlovakiaNo new nuclear plant will be built in Slovakia, minister says
- Slovak Economics Minister Denisa Saková stated that no new nuclear power plant will be built anywhere in Slovakia. - Saková emphasized that the country's energy strategy focuses on modernizing exist…
Croatia expands Matulji interchange, connecting Istria to national motorway network
- The expansion of the Matulji interchange in Croatia is underway, aiming to connect the A7 and A8 motorways with full capacity. - The project, valued at 17.7 million euros, is expected to be complete…
Zagreb to 'Scan' Intersections in Detail, Analyzing Traffic and Accidents to Improve Flow
- The City of Zagreb has launched a public procurement process for traffic analyses of its intersections, aiming to improve traffic flow and safety. - The project involves detailed studies including v…
Zagreb Roadworks Postponed, Tram Services Unaffected
- Road construction at the intersection of Savska cesta and Ulica grada Vukovara in Zagreb has been postponed due to organizational and technical reasons. - The postponement affects tram lines 4, 5, 1…
Underpass near Vjesnik to close again this weekend: This is why
- The underpass near Vjesnik in Zagreb will be closed again this weekend for container removal following the Vjesnik skyscraper demolition. - The closure is scheduled from Friday afternoon until Monda…
Sljeme Cable Car Closed for Two Days for Routine Maintenance
- The Sljeme cable car in Zagreb will be temporarily closed on July 20th and 21st for regular maintenance. - This closure is part of routine periodic activities to ensure the cable car's safe and smoo…
Nearly 250 Zagreb Households Await Water Connections Amid Network Expansion
- Zagreb received 1,277 requests for new water connections in 2026, with about half completed. - The Novi Zagreb-zapad and Brezovica districts have the most pending applications due to ongoing network…
Končar Opens Advanced Electrical Machines Lab in Croatia
- Končar opened a new laboratory in Bedekovčina for testing large electrical machines and drives, valued at over 20 million euros. - The facility is one of Europe's few with such extensive testing cap…
German solar industry alarmed by proposed subsidy cuts and reforms
- German solar industry associations are alarmed by proposed reforms to the Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG). - The plans include ending subsidies for new small solar installations from 2027, potent…
Germany Revises Plans to Cut Subsidies for Small Solar Power Systems After Criticism
- Germany's Economy Minister Habeck's ministry has revised plans to abolish subsidies for small solar power systems. - The initial proposal aimed to end feed-in tariffs for new, small PV systems start…
Germany Softens Plans for Renewable Energy Subsidy Cuts
- Germany's Economy Minister Katherina Reiche has softened plans to cut subsidies for renewable energy. - The new draft proposes a gradual reduction of feed-in tariffs for small solar installations in…
A40 Highway in Germany's Ruhr Area to Close for a Week for Construction
- The A40 highway in Germany's Ruhr area will be closed for nearly a week for construction work. - The closure, from July 23 to July 30, is for installing noise-reducing asphalt. - This section of the…
Germany Warns of More Bridge Closures Amid Decay Concerns
- Germany's Federal Minister of Transport warns that further unexpected bridge closures due to structural decay are possible. - A recent closure of the Bonn Rhine bridge revealed rapid deterioration, …
German Foreign Minister Urges Faster Shift to Renewables After Hormuz Blockade
- German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul calls for accelerating the transition to renewable energies, citing the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz as a wake-up call. - Wadephul argues that reducing re…
Germany softens subsidy cuts for rooftop solar power
- Germany's Economy Minister Katherina Reiche has softened plans for cuts to subsidies for new small solar installations. - The revised Renewable Energy Sources Act proposes a temporary, reduced feed-…
German Rail Regulator Mandates More Capacity for Competitors, Deutsche Bahn and States Object
- Germany's Federal Network Agency has ruled that Deutsche Bahn must allocate more track capacity to competitors on busy long-distance routes starting in 2028. - The decision aims to facilitate the ma…
Energy Minister Admits Mistakes in Energy Transition
- State Energy Minister Willingmann has admitted to mistakes in the implementation of the energy transition. - He acknowledged that not all decisions made were optimal and that the process has faced c…
Evonik CEO Urges Delay to Germany's Coal Phase-Out
- Evonik CEO Christian Kullmann advocates for delaying the planned coal phase-out in North Rhine-Westphalia. - Kullmann argues Germany lacks sufficient gas power plants to ensure energy security. - He…
French gas plant idles as Mediterranean heat strains power grid
- A French gas power plant in Martigues has been shut down due to high Mediterranean water temperatures, limiting cooling water access. - This is the first time a French gas plant has been idled for h…
Bavaria tunnels through mountains to ease Alpine traffic
- Bavaria is advancing its plan to tunnel through mountains and bypass towns along the A95 motorway to improve traffic flow towards the Alps. - The Auerbergtunnel, the latest project, has begun constr…
Angry Train Customers: Weeks of Disruptions After Renovation
- German railway customers face continued disruptions weeks after major renovations. - The extensive repairs on the main route between Frankfurt and Mannheim have led to significant delays and cancell…
Berlin Secures Deal for 350 New S-Bahn Trains Starting 2032
- Berlin's public transport authority has finalized a deal for 350 new S-Bahn trains, set to be delivered starting in 2032. - The contract, valued at approximately 15 billion euros, was awarded to a c…
Hannover-Hamburg Train Services Resume After Weather and Technical Disruptions
- Train services between Hannover and Hamburg have resumed normal operations after disruptions caused by severe weather and a signal box failure. - The regional train company Metronom reported no sign…
Switzerland's Data Center Boom Sparks Opposition Over Energy Use
- Data centers in Switzerland consume electricity comparable to a small town. - The booming data center sector in Switzerland faces growing opposition despite its economic appeal. - The article also t…
Heat pumps installed most in German homes for first time
- Heat pumps became the most frequently installed heating system in residential buildings in Germany for the first time. - This shift indicates a growing trend towards renewable energy sources for hea…
Train Traffic Between Hanover and Hamburg Remains Restricted
- Train services between Hanover and Hamburg are experiencing significant disruptions due to a signal box failure in Uelzen. - Both long-distance and regional trains are affected, with delays, diversi…
Signal box failure at Uelzen causes major rail disruptions
- A signal box failure at Uelzen station is causing significant disruptions to regional rail services, particularly the Metronom line. - Services between Hamburg and Hanover, and Hamburg and Bremen ar…
Cuba suffers third nationwide blackout in a week
- Cuba experienced its third nationwide power outage within a week, according to the Energy Ministry. - The ministry reported a complete collapse of the national power grid and has begun restoration e…
Sharjah completes Dhs35 million natural gas project in Dibba Al Hisn
- Sharjah Electricity, Water and Gas Authority (SEWA) completed a Dhs35 million natural gas project in Dibba Al Hisn. - The project included a pumping station, a 46-kilometer gas network, and connecti…
Zanzibar Shifts Ferry Operations from Malindi to Maruhubi Port to Ease Congestion
- Zanzibar's Malindi Port will shift its vehicle (RoRo) ferry operations to the Maruhubi Port to alleviate congestion. - The move, a collaboration between Zanzibar Port Corporation and Zanzibar Ferry …
Race for the Arctic: Russia leads with icebreakers and infrastructure
- Russia is strengthening its military presence and infrastructure in the Arctic, leveraging its large icebreaker fleet. - The Northern Sea Route is becoming increasingly important for cargo transport…
Poland Discusses New Link Road to Warsaw-Radom Airport
- Talks are underway regarding the construction of a link road to Warsaw-Radom Airport and the S12 expressway. - The planned link aims to provide an alternative route to the airport, connecting the S1…
Poland's A4 highway to become toll-free as gates are removed
- Toll gates on the A4 highway between Wrocław and Gliwice in Poland are being dismantled, with the process expected to be completed in seven months. - While drivers stopped paying tolls for passenger…
ACEA: Electrification is Key to Europe's Energy Security and Decarbonization
- The European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA) argues that electrification is key to Europe's energy security and decarbonization, reducing reliance on imported fossil fuels. - ACEA estim…
Poland's Railways Tested by EU Recovery Funds
- Poland's railway sector is undergoing a crucial test of efficiency as it implements projects funded by the EU's Recovery and Resilience Facility (KPO) under tight deadlines. - The KPO program emphas…
Renewable Fuel Road Test Aims to Convince Brussels
- A road test of renewable fuel, Nexa 95 gasoline made entirely from renewable resources by Repsol, has begun in Spain. - The project aims to show that reducing transport emissions doesn't solely rely…
New trains ready for extreme heat in Europe. Eurostar changes order.
- Eurostar is upgrading its new Celestia train order with Alstom to withstand extreme temperatures up to 55 degrees Celsius. - The decision was prompted by recent heatwaves in Europe, which exceeded t…
Power Struggle: Orlen and Synthos Clash Over Control of Poland's Nuclear Reactor Project
- Orlen and Synthos are in a dispute over roles and financial control in a small modular reactor (SMR) project in Włocławek, Poland. - Orlen seeks greater control as the primary investor and potential…
EU targets 46% electrification by 2040 to cut costs and boost energy security
- The European Union Commission has raised its electrification target to 46% by 2040 to save 260 billion euros annually and reduce fossil fuel dependence. - This plan aims to cut natural gas imports b…
BOTAŞ procurement rules updated by presidential decree
- Turkey's Official Gazette has published a presidential decree outlining new procurement procedures for BOTAŞ, the state-owned energy company. - The decree, issued under Law No. 4734, details the met…
Without cooperation, East Med gas will remain missed opportunity
- Cooperation is essential for the Eastern Mediterranean's natural gas potential to be realized. - Sharing a geological basin does not guarantee equal economic benefits for all involved. - The article…
T1 Tram Line Faces 4-Day Service Halt Between Güngören and Bağcılar for Gas Infrastructure Work
- The T1 Kabataş-Bağcılar Tramway Line in Istanbul will have partial service disruptions from July 17-20 due to natural gas infrastructure maintenance. - Tram services will operate only between Kabata…
Overhead line damage disrupts Austrian rail service between Linz and St. Valentin
- The main railway line between Linz and St. Valentin in Austria remains on an emergency schedule due to a damaged overhead power line and signaling system. - Repairs to the overhead line are complete…
Is This Austria's New National Stadium? 'Arena Austria' Project Unveiled
- A new project proposal for "Arena Austria" has been presented as a potential new national stadium for Austria. - The project aims to create a functional stadium suitable for societal needs. - The vi…
Saudi Arabia Boosts Oil Exports Via Red Sea Pipeline, Bypassing Hormuz
- Saudi Arabia is increasing oil exports via the East-West pipeline to the Red Sea, bypassing the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions. - The pipeline's capacity is being fully utilized to compensate…
Building the energy system of the future: Austria's path to independence
- Wind power is identified as a key factor for Austria's energy independence and resilience amid climate change and geopolitical instability. - Experts discussed Austria's energy future, emphasizing t…
Data Center Sparks Opposition Over Energy Use and River Discharge in Austria
- A proposed data center in Kronstorf, Austria, faces opposition due to its significant electricity consumption and potential impact on the Enns River. - The data center could discharge 5.8 million li…
French Gas Power Plant Shuts Down Amid Mediterranean Heatwave
- A French gas power plant in Martigues was shut down due to high water temperatures in the Mediterranean Sea. - The plant's operation was limited by restricted access to cooling water. - This is the …
German Boulevard Media Influenced Austria's Heating Law Collapse
- Germany has significantly weakened its "Building Modernization Law," impacting clean heating targets. - The new law allows for the continued installation of gas and oil boilers, deviating from previ…
Elon Musk Buys Fossil Fuel Company to Power AI Venture
- Elon Musk has reportedly acquired a fossil fuel company to power his AI venture, xAI. - The company's portable gas and diesel turbines will be used to operate xAI's data centers. - This move marks a…
EU Gas Storage Levels Low, Nations Urged to Speed Up Refills
- EU gas storage levels are filling slower this summer compared to previous years, reaching only 52.52 percent capacity on average. - This rate is significantly lower than the 2020-2024 average of 67.…
Private Fusion Reactors Outpace Megaproject ITER
- A German fusion startup has raised hundreds of millions of euros, aiming to advance fusion energy technology. - Several facilities in the U.S. and China are expected to produce net energy surplus so…
Solar funding gone in 33 seconds: How austerity measures curb the photovoltaic boom
- Government funding for new photovoltaic systems was exhausted in just 33 seconds. - Approximately 25,000 applications could not be processed due to insufficient funds. - The Ministry of Energy promi…
Einzigartiges Labor im Erzberg
- A unique laboratory operates inside the Erzberg mountain in Austria. - Since 2015, the University of Leoben has been researching underground work methods there. - The lab conducts drilling, blasting…
Kaohsiung's New Jiurue Bridge Set to Open July 31
- Kaohsiung's new Jiurue Bridge construction is nearing completion, with the public works department expecting it to open on July 31. - The project began in August 2024 and includes safety features li…
Water Supply to Halt for 21 Hours in Parts of Taoyuan City, Taiwan, Affecting Over 15,000 Households
- Water supply will be cut off for 21 hours in parts of Taoyuan City, Taiwan, starting July 21. - The interruption will affect over 15,000 households in the Yangmei, Pingzhen, and Xinwu districts. - T…
Taiwan Premier Inspects Yilan Pumping Station, Demands Completion by February 2028 for Flood Defense
- Premier Cho Jung-tai inspected the Yilan Xizhou Pumping Station construction project, emphasizing its importance for flood control. - The project, with a budget of NT$310 million, aims to install th…
Taiwan's Kinmen Completes Topping-Out Ceremony for Lieyu Service Center and Bridge Exhibition Hall
- The topping-out ceremony was held for the Lieyu Township Service Transfer Center and Kinmen Bridge Exhibition Hall in Kinmen, Taiwan. - The project, costing NT$116 million, aims to become a new land…
Renovation of former Taiwan artillery school site fails to attract bids three times
- The relocation of the Yongkang Artillery School in Taiwan has been completed, with the district office set to occupy the former site. - However, renovation work on the main building, the electrical …
Pingtung City Replaces 8,000 Streetlights with LEDs, Implements QR Code Repair System
- Pingtung City is replacing over 8,000 sodium vapor streetlights with LEDs, costing over NT$80 million. - The project includes installing QR codes on all streetlights for easier reporting of malfunct…
Tainan Inspects Major Public Projects: School Reconstruction and Community Center
- Tainan City officials inspected two major public construction projects: the reconstruction of Anyie Elementary School and the Beitouyang Community Center. - The Anyie Elementary School project invol…
Taoyuan's Zhongli District Faces 6-Hour Water Outage on July 18
- Several districts in Zhongli District, Taoyuan City, Taiwan, will experience a 6-hour water outage on July 18th. - Approximately 7,300 households will be affected by the temporary suspension of wate…
Squirrel Blamed for Power Outage Affecting 1,000 Households in Taichung
- A power outage in Taichung's Shiqiu district affected approximately 1,000 households. - The outage was suspected to be caused by a squirrel electrocuting itself on power equipment. - Power was resto…
303 Million Lei Investment in Tetila–Horezu–Râmnicu Vâlcea Gas Pipeline; When Will It Be Completed?
- Transgaz is investing 303 million lei (approximately 58 million euros) in a new natural gas pipeline connecting Tetila, Horezu, and Râmnicu Vâlcea. - The 92.1-kilometer pipeline aims to integrate th…
Romania allocates 250 million euros for smart meters and energy storage
- Romania's interim Energy Minister Ilie Bolojan announced 250 million euros in funding from the Modernization Fund for smart metering and energy storage projects. - The funding is divided into 100 mi…
Bucharest mayor defends massive construction, compares scale to communist era
- Bucharest Mayor Ciprian Ciucu acknowledges the inconvenience caused by nearly 50 active construction sites across the city. - He compares the current scale of infrastructure work to the communist er…
Project Poised to Reshape Europe's Gas Map; Romania Bolsters Role in Vertical Corridor
- Romania is advancing its role in the Vertical Gas Corridor project, moving beyond infrastructure to a potential regional energy route. - The initiative aims to bolster Romania's position in the Sout…
Iron Gates III and Romania's New Energy Security Battle
- Romania and Serbia signed a memorandum for the
Romania and Serbia Strengthen Energy Partnership with Djerdap 3 Hydropower Project Agreement
- Romania and Serbia signed a Memorandum of Understanding to cooperate on the Djerdap 3 pumped-storage hydropower plant project. - The agreement aims to enhance energy security for both nations throug…
Romania's Energy Ministry Questions Justification for SMR Strategy Update
- Romania's Ministry of Energy questioned a proposal to update the strategy for Small Modular Reactors (SMRs). - State Secretary Cristian Bușoi stated the request to the General Shareholders' Meeting …
Hormuz: The ceasefire that died
- The fragile understanding reached at Versailles regarding a ceasefire in Hormuz has collapsed, leading to renewed tensions. - At least three commercial ships were hit within 24 hours, resulting in o…
Bacău Bypass Remains Open to Traffic. CNAIR: "Contractor Can Perform Works Not Requiring Closure"
- Road traffic will not be closed on the Bacău Bypass for now, according to CNAIR. - The construction company can perform work that does not require traffic closure. - Future closure periods will be a…
Red Sea Governor, Norwegian Ambassador Discuss Renewable Energy Cooperation
- The Governor of the Red Sea region met with the Norwegian Ambassador to discuss cooperation on renewable energy projects. - The governor emphasized Egypt's commitment to attracting foreign investmen…
Egypt to launch West Mina gas project in December
- Egypt's Burullus Gas Company plans to launch the West Mina gas project in early December, with initial output of 160 million cubic feet per day. - An acid stimulation program is underway to potentia…
NOC confirms commercial viability of Essar oil discovery
- Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced the Essar discovery in concession 103 is commercially viable. - The discovery holds 195 million barrels of oil and is expected to produce 5,000 barr…
Substation explosion plunges parts of Enugu into blackout
- An explosion at the Gariki Injection Substation caused a power outage affecting several parts of Enugu metropolis. - The incident disrupted electricity supply to communities served by the Army and G…
Fuel imports surged by 207% in June, NMDPRA report
- Nigeria's petrol importation surged by 207% in June 2026, while domestic supply fell by 22%, according to the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA). - This marks …
NUPRC tasks fresh licence holders on rapid field development
- Nigeria's upstream petroleum regulator has urged new license holders to expedite the development of their awarded assets. - The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) warned that …
Tinubu, Obasanjo, and Sanusi Hail Engineer Bart Nnaji on 70th Birthday for Power Sector Contributions
- President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and other prominent Nigerians celebrated Professor Bart Nnaji's 70th birthday in Enugu. - Nnaji was lauded for his contributions to Nigeria's power sector, particularly p…
Navy dismantles 48 illegal refineries, arrests 91 suspects in anti-oil theft crackdown
- The Nigerian Navy dismantled 48 illegal refineries and arrested 91 suspects involved in oil theft during the second quarter of 2026. - Operations recovered approximately 4.69 million liters of stole…
NUPRC urges new license holders to support Nigeria’s 2mbpd oil production target
- Nigeria's Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) urged new license holders to accelerate asset development to meet national oil production targets. - The government aims to increase crude …
Asharami Energy reaches 6 million LTI-free man-hours, reinforcing safety culture
- Asharami Energy achieved six million Lost Time Injury (LTI)-free man-hours in its OML-148 operations. - This safety milestone reinforces the company's commitment to operational excellence and its "G…
AEDC Announces Weekend Power Outage for Aso Villa, National Assembly, and Other Areas
- The Abuja Electricity Distribution Company announced a two-day power outage affecting key government buildings and residential areas in the Federal Capital Territory. - The disruption, scheduled for…
Aradel Holdings Plc celebrates dual honours at 2026 NOG Energy Awards
- Aradel Holdings Plc received two top honors at the 2026 NOG Energy Awards in Nigeria, including the Energy Excellence Award. - The company's Managing Director/CEO, Adegbite Falade, was awarded the H…
Presidency commends Uzodimma over infrastructure projects in Imo
- The Nigerian Presidency has commended Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma for his administration's infrastructure development projects. - A delegation from the Presidency, including senior journalists,…
FG renames Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway after Tinubu
- Nigeria's Federal Government has renamed the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway after President Bola Tinubu. - The decision honors Tinubu's vision for the 750-kilometer project, conceived nearly 30 years…
FG renames Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway after Tinubu
- The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway has been renamed the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu Coastal Highway in recognition of the president's vision for the project. - The Minister of Works also announced ap…
Umahi Names Coastal Road After Tinubu, FG Okays 400km Extension of Key Highway
- Nigeria's Minister of Works, Dave Umahi, announced the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway has been named after President Bola Tinubu. - President Tinubu also approved a 400km extension to the Akwanga–Jos…
Soludo Praises Tinubu for Awarding Road Contracts in Anambra
- Anambra State Governor Chukwuma Soludo praised President Bola Tinubu for approving the reconstruction and dualization of two key roads in the state. - The approved projects include the 108km Otuocha…
Nigeria’s Renewable Energy Industry Shifts Focus to Storage as Solar Costs Fall
- Nigeria's renewable energy sector is increasingly focusing on battery storage as solar costs continue to fall. - Industry leaders noted that falling equipment costs have made solar power competitive…
FAAN’s Impact on Airport Safety
- The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has focused on improving critical airside infrastructure at major airports, enhancing operations. - Under Managing Director Olubunmi Kuku, the Murtal…
Tech investment, industry collaboration vital to energy growth, Coleman
- Coleman Technical Industries Limited calls for increased technology investment and industry collaboration in Nigeria's oil and gas sector. - The company highlights how automation and digital systems…
Tinubu approves Lagos-Ibadan road reconstruction, highway expansion
- President Bola Tinubu approved the extension of the Fourth Legacy Highway by 400 kilometers and the reconstruction of the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. - The approvals, announced by Minister of Works Dav…
Tinubu Approves Lagos-Ibadan Expressway Reconstruction with Concrete Pavement, Extends Major Highway
- President Bola Tinubu approved significant infrastructure projects, including extending the Fourth Legacy Highway by 400 kilometers and reconstructing the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway with concrete pavem…
Ugochinyere hails Tinubu, Umahi, Soludo over major road project approval
- The Federal Government has approved the Oba–Nnewi–Uga–Akokwa–Arondizuogu–Okigwe road project, a 150-kilometer dual carriageway. - Lawmaker Ikenga Ugochinyere hailed the approval as a result of years…
Delta State to receive 50 CNG buses in five months
- The Delta State Government will receive 50 Compressed Natural Gas buses within five months to launch a mass transit system. - Commissioner for Transport Onoriode Agofure stated the buses will offer …
Nigeria Launches Decarbonisation Group, Reaffirms 2030 Gas Flaring Ban
- Nigeria has launched a Joint Decarbonisation Working Group for its oil and gas sector. - The country reaffirms its commitment to end routine gas flaring by 2030 and use natural gas as a transition f…
Blackouts: Group urges urgent national grid overhaul
- A Nigerian advocacy group urges the government to overhaul the national electricity grid, citing persistent blackouts that harm the economy. - Manufacturers are increasingly abandoning the grid for …
Pipeline surveillance gains lift crude output
- Improved pipeline surveillance has significantly boosted Nigeria's crude oil production and curbed theft. - Operations by Tantita Security Services Nigeria Ltd, in collaboration with security agenci…
Plan to relocate Ibaka Deep Seaport from its natural harbour
- Nigeria's Akwa Ibom State has a naturally deep harbor at Ibaka Bay, identified as ideal for a deep seaport. - Despite studies and initial approvals in 2012-2013 for a USD2bn project, plans were late…
PIA permits Dangote’s dollar fuel sales – Regulator
- The Dangote Petroleum Refinery is permitted to sell fuel in dollars, according to the midstream and downstream petroleum sector regulator. - The regulator stated that the refinery can recover costs …
Understanding Nigeria’s power challenge
- The phrase "Up NEPA!" remains a common expression in Nigeria, signifying the return of electricity after an outage, despite the National Electric Power Authority's dissolution. - Understanding the j…
Halkin E&P Atala Host Communities Commend NUPRC on PIA Implementation
- Host communities of Halkin E&P OML 46 Atala in Bayelsa State commended the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) for implementing the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA). - The commenda…
Nigeria Senate President Threatens Legal Action Over Faulty Renovation Microphones
- Senate President Godswill Akpabio threatened legal action against the contractor for the National Assembly chambers' renovation due to persistent microphone malfunctions. - Akpabio stated the faulty…
Osun pays second phase of compensation for Iwo road dualisation
- The Osun State Government has disbursed the second phase of compensation for property owners affected by the Iwo township road dualization project. - Sixty-seven claimants, including religious insti…
Nigeria's Renewable Energy Industry Shifts Focus to Storage As Solar Costs Fall
- Nigeria's renewable energy sector is shifting focus from solar generation to battery storage. - Falling equipment costs have made solar power increasingly competitive with traditional energy sources…
Governor Sani commissions five township roads in Kwoi, ending 20-year deficit
- Governor Uba Sani commissioned five township roads in Kwoi, Jaba local government area, ending a 20-year road construction deficit. - The projects include Audu Tilo Road, Sabon Gari Road, Doctor San…
US backs Nigeria's energy and digital infrastructure with strategic aid
- The US is supporting Nigeria's energy and digital infrastructure development through the US Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) to advance American interests. - USTDA funding aims to shape which in…
Capacity building, critical to Africa’s energy future
- Africa's energy sector growth conversations often prioritize capital, infrastructure, and asset acquisition over human capital development. - While investments are crucial, they are insufficient to …
Francis Nwaochei: Nigeria’s Upstream Oil Sector Entering Competitive Era
- Nigeria's upstream oil sector is entering a more competitive era, driven by ongoing reforms and the need for predictable policies to attract investment. - The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Ni…
Tinubu vows potable water for all FCT communities by end of tenure
- President Bola Tinubu pledged to ensure full potable water coverage for Abuja's area councils by the end of his tenure. - He inaugurated a 198-kilometer water pipeline network in Bwari, linking comm…
Tinubu vows renewed clamp down on quack engineers
- President Bola Ahmed Tinubu pledged to enforce strict engineering standards to ensure public safety in infrastructure projects. - He emphasized that human life is more valuable than any construction…
Tinubu orders tougher engineering regulation to prevent infrastructure failures
- President Bola Tinubu has ordered stricter engineering regulations and sanctions to prevent infrastructure failures in Nigeria. - He emphasized that engineering failures lead to loss of lives, prope…
Tinubu promises clean water supply to all FCT area councils
- Nigerian President Bola Tinubu pledged to extend clean water supply to all Federal Capital Territory (FCT) area councils. - The assurance came during the inauguration of the Bwari Water Supply Netwo…
Oman's Sohar sewerage project 67% complete, boosting infrastructure
- Nama Water Services has completed 67% of its OMR 19 million Sohar sewerage network expansion project. - The project aims to improve wastewater services, support urban growth, and enhance environment…
New Al Mughsail bridge and underpass open to ease traffic in Oman's Dhofar Governorate
- Oman's Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology opened the Al Mughsail Road and Bridge in Salalah. - The project aims to improve road network efficiency and ease travel to to…
Oman road project nears completion, ahead of schedule
- The rehabilitation project of Sultan Thuwaini bin Said Road in Oman's A'Dakhiliyah Governorate has reached an 89.46% completion rate. - The project, costing over RO 10 million, aims to improve road …
A run through Nepal’s first road tunnel
- Nepal inaugurated its first road tunnel, the Nagdhunga-Sisnekhola tunnel, with a public fun run and walk event. - The tunnel is set to begin trial operations on July 27, following completion delays,…
India opening power transmission infra sector to Chinese-linked firms gives Nepal a chance to make its case
- India's decision to allow Chinese-linked firms in power transmission bidding presents an opportunity for Nepal. - Nepal seeks to leverage this to remove long-standing barriers affecting its hydropow…
Nepal faces LPG supply challenges due to limited storage capacity
- Nepal faces challenges in ensuring a stable supply of cooking gas due to insufficient storage capacity. - The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) lacks dedicated LPG storage, and private industries have lim…
Lawyer Denies Companies Linked to Sumatera Blackout
- Lawyer Hotman Paris Hutapea denies that two companies, PT Oktasan Baruna Persada (OBP) and PT Buana Rizki Armia (BRA), contributed to the Sumatera blackout. - Hutapea claims the companies supplied c…
Indonesia Allocates 60% of Masela Block Gas for Domestic Use
- Indonesia will allocate at least 60% of gas production from the Masela Block's Abadi Field for domestic needs. - The gas will prioritize fertilizer production, power plants, and gas networks, with e…
Pertamina Adds Fuel Trucks to Speed Up Distribution in North Sumatra
- PT Pertamina Patra Niaga has increased its fuel distribution capacity in North Sumatra by adding 10 operational fuel trucks, 30 chartered trucks, and 34 drivers. - The company also received support …
Malang Sugarcane Processed into Bioethanol to Boost Industry and Energy Security
- Sugarcane in Malang, East Java, is being processed into bioethanol, organic fertilizer, and other value-added industrial products. - This integrated upstream-to-downstream development aims to streng…
Iran's Oil Supply Threat Extends Beyond Strait of Hormuz
- Fighting between the U.S. and Iran has intensified, threatening oil and gas exports from the Gulf. - Iran has demonstrated its ability to control or disrupt the Strait of Hormuz, a key waterway for …
Prabowo Plans 30-50 New Ethanol Plants for E20 Fuel Push
- President Prabowo Subianto plans to build 30 to 50 new ethanol factories to develop fuel with an ethanol blend. - Indonesia can now mix fuel with ethanol up to 20 percent, following examples from In…
Pertamina Denies Transporter Boycott, Affirms Continuous Fuel Distribution in North Sumatra
- Pertamina Patra Niaga Regional Sumatra Bagian Utara (Sumbagut) denied reports that transporters refused to deliver fuel due to delayed payments. - The company stated that fuel distribution in North …
Elnusa Petrofin reveals strategies to reduce energy distribution risks
- PT Elnusa Petrofin is enhancing its energy distribution system by integrating digital technology and strengthening risk management to minimize operational risks. - The company utilizes a 24-hour Roa…
North Sumatra fuel distribution improves, Pertamina ensures ample supply
- Fuel distribution in North Sumatra is improving, with Pertamina Patra Niaga working with local authorities to resolve queues at gas stations. - An independent commissioner visited distribution cente…
Pertamina Assures Sufficient Fuel Stocks Amidst High Demand
- Pertamina Patra Niaga assured national fuel stocks are sufficient for 14 to 40 days, with Pertalite and Biosolar averaging 15 days. - The company is distributing fuel at higher than normal rates, wi…
Weaving New Transport Links in Jakarta, from Manggarai to JIS
- Jakarta is developing its public transportation system to ensure seamless travel for residents. - The focus is on creating an integrated network where different modes of transport connect effectivel…
Indonesia Prioritizes Local Workers for Abadi Masela Gas Project
- The Indonesian government is prioritizing local residents for employment in the Abadi Masela gas project in Maluku. - The Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources stated that local individuals are b…
Transjakarta Temporarily Closes Kebon Sirih Bus Stop for MRT-Related Road Repairs
- Transjakarta will temporarily close the Kebon Sirih bus stop towards Kota from July 17 to July 20 due to road repair work related to MRT construction. - Passengers are advised to use nearby alternat…
Global Oil Prices Jump to $80 Per Barrel Amid Middle East Tensions
- Global crude oil prices have surged to $80 per barrel due to rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. - The conflict between the US and Iran has intensified, with reports of attacks on oil t…
PLN offers 50% discount on electricity power upgrades until July 27, 2026
- PT PLN (Persero) is offering a 50% discount on electricity power upgrades through the "Semangat Baru Makin Berdaya" program. - The promotion runs from July 14 to July 27, 2026, aiming to support hou…
Heavy Equipment Logistics: Site Preparation is Key to Avoiding Costly Delays
- Bringing heavy equipment to a work site is often seen as the official start of a project, creating positive psychological effects. - However, unprepared sites can lead to costly idle time for expens…
Pupuk Kaltim Drives Port Transformation with Clean Energy Focus
- PT Pupuk Kalimantan Timur (Pupuk Kaltim) is implementing a Green Port concept to support energy transition and improve logistics efficiency. - The company has utilized renewable energy, digitalizati…
Prabowo apologizes for missing Masela Block LNG project groundbreaking
- President Prabowo Subianto apologized for not attending the groundbreaking ceremony for the Masela Block LNG project in Maluku in person due to prior commitments in Jakarta. - The project, a nationa…
Pertamina Patra Niaga Strengthens Fuel Distribution in Medan After Shortage
- Pertamina Patra Niaga has strengthened fuel distribution in Medan, Indonesia, after a recent shortage. - Demand for fuel in Medan increased by 5-10% due to increased public mobility as schools and o…
Indonesian ministers inspect South Papua infrastructure projects
- Indonesian Deputy Home Affairs Minister Ribka Haluk and Public Works Deputy Minister Diana Kusumastuti inspected strategic infrastructure projects in South Papua. - The visit aimed to ensure the acc…
Indonesia's Masela LNG Project Investment Reaches $21 Billion, Includes Carbon Capture Tech
- Indonesia's Energy Minister Bahlil Lahadalia announced the Masela LNG project's investment value is approximately $21 billion, including $1 billion for carbon capture technology. - The project aims …
Prabowo Attends Masela Block Project Groundbreaking Virtually
- President Prabowo Subianto attended the virtual groundbreaking ceremony for the Masela Block gas project on July 16, 2026. - The project, a National Strategic Project, involves an investment of appr…
Pertamina Restores Fuel Distribution in Medan, Stocks Normalized
- PT Pertamina Patra Niaga has restored fuel distribution in Medan, with normal stock levels at gas stations. - Increased demand was driven by the resumption of school and office activities, leading t…
Pertamina Claims Medan Gas Station Services Gradually Normalizing Amid Distribution Efforts
- Pertamina Patra Niaga is intensifying fuel distribution to gas stations in Medan, North Sumatra. - The company claims services at several stations are gradually returning to normal. - Authorities ar…
Road Access in Geragai Improves, Facilitating Easier Distribution of Residents' Plantation Yields
- Road infrastructure improvements in plantation areas are vital for economic activity, enhancing safety and distribution. - SKK Migas–PetroChina International Jabung Ltd. completed a 1.96 km concrete…
Pertamina Intensifies Fuel Supply, Urges Public Oversight of Subsidized Fuel
- PT Pertamina Patra Niaga is intensifying fuel distribution to gas stations in the Medan area to meet public demand, with services gradually returning to normal. - The company is focusing all operati…
Indonesia's Bio Farma supports energy transition in healthcare with CNG supply
- PT Bio Farma, Indonesia's state-owned pharmaceutical company, is adopting compressed natural gas (CNG) for its production facilities in Bandung. - This move supports the national energy transition a…
PGN supplies natural gas to Semarang bicycle factory to boost efficiency
- PT Perusahaan Gas Negara (PGN) has begun supplying natural gas to a new bicycle factory, PT Roda Pasifik Mandiri, in Semarang, Central Java. - This initiative aims to enhance energy efficiency and r…
President to break ground on Masela Block; helipad construction accelerated
- President Prabowo Subianto is scheduled to attend the groundbreaking ceremony for the Masela Block project on July 16, 2026. - To facilitate the President's arrival, the Pattimura Regional Military …
Brimob Intensifies Gas Station Security for Smooth Fuel Distribution in North Sumatra
- North Sumatra's Brimob unit is intensifying security at gas stations to ensure smooth fuel distribution. - The measure aims to prevent potential conflicts among drivers and criminal activities durin…
Messy cables on Jakarta-Bogor highway begin to be tidied up
- Workers are tidying up messy utility cables along the Jakarta-Bogor highway in Bogor Regency, West Java. - This initiative is a collaboration between the Bogor Regency Government and the Association…
Jakarta Governor seeks funding for pedestrian bridge reconstruction
- Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung plans to rebuild a pedestrian bridge on Jalan Kapten Tendean in South Jakarta. - The bridge was damaged when a truck carrying heavy equipment got stuck. - Funding for …
Pertamina Cracks Down on 'Nakal' Fuel Truck Drivers to Secure Energy Supply
- PT Pertamina Patra Niaga is taking strict action against "nakal" (misbehaving) fuel truck drivers to ensure energy distribution reliability. - The company emphasizes zero tolerance for violations th…
Pertamina Patra Niaga ensures normal fuel station operations in Medan
- PT Pertamina Patra Niaga has restored normal fuel distribution services across Medan, Indonesia, following increased demand. - The company boosted its distribution capacity by adding fuel trucks and…
Pertamina Patra Niaga ensures normal fuel supply in Medan
- Pertamina Patra Niaga has normalized fuel distribution in Medan, Indonesia, after a recent surge in demand. - The company increased its fleet of fuel trucks and personnel to meet rising consumption,…
President Prabowo to Launch Masela Gas Field Development
- President Prabowo Subianto will officiate the groundbreaking ceremony for the Masela Block gas field development in Tanimbar Islands, Maluku. - The project, which has been stalled for years, is cons…
Ministry of Transportation partners with South Korea to build charging station for Bandung Basin BRT
- The Ministry of Transportation is collaborating with South Korea to build a charging station for the Bandung Basin BRT. - This initiative is part of the Sustainable Mass Electric Transportation proj…
Indonesia's 100 GW Solar Target Needs Industry Support, Report Finds
- A report by the Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) indicates that Indonesia's target of 100 GW of solar power capacity may not automatically boost the national solar panel industry. - IE…
Maluku Police Ready to Secure President Prabowo's Visit to Masela Block
- Maluku Police are ready to secure President Prabowo Subianto's visit to the Masela Block on July 16, 2026. - The visit includes the groundbreaking ceremony for the Masela Block National Strategic Pr…
Two dams in Aceh inaugurated by Prabowo, capable of irrigating 26,889 hectares
- President Prabowo Subianto inaugurated two dams in Aceh, Indonesia: Rukoh and Keureuto. - These dams will irrigate a total of 26,889 hectares of agricultural land, bolstering food security. - The pr…
East Nusa Tenggara completes 32 strategic road projects in 2025
- The East Nusa Tenggara provincial government completed the development and improvement of 32 strategic road sections in 2025. - This initiative aims to strengthen inter-regional connectivity and boo…
North Sumatra governor addresses fuel shortages, cites driver scarcity
- North Sumatra Governor Bobby Nasution addressed fuel shortages, stating that supply is adequate but distribution is hampered by a lack of truck drivers. He has coordinated with Pertamina, the TNI, a…
Italy and Bavaria agree on variable tolls for Brenner highway
- Italy's Trento and Bolzano provinces, along with Bavaria, are studying the feasibility of a variable toll system on the A22 highway. - The proposed toll would depend on vehicle environmental class a…
Burnham to announce plans for new North Sea oil and gas drilling
- Andy Burnham is set to announce plans for new North Sea oil and gas drilling upon becoming prime minister. - This move potentially contradicts the Labour Party's 2024 manifesto pledge against issuin…
Summer rail disruption looms as trains fail and drivers ballot on strikes
- Intercity rail services across Great Britain's three north-south mainlines face disruption this summer due to malfunctioning trains and potential strike action. - East Midlands Railway will cancel h…
Electric car charging: Midday is often cheaper than night
- Charging electric vehicles at midday is often cheaper than at night, especially in southern Sweden. - This shift is driven by increased solar power generation, particularly in Germany, which lowers …
EU aviation fuel supply stable for now, says task force
- The EU's Energy Union Task Force reports stable aviation fuel supply within the bloc for now. - Increased production at EU refineries and secured global deliveries contribute to resilience against g…
India restarts 1960s nuclear plant, symbolizing ambition and self-reliance
- India is restarting its Tarapur Atomic Power Station, built in the 1960s, after a 10-year life extension. - The restart reflects India's ambitions for global superpower status and self-reliance, ech…
As US and Iran vie for control over Hormuz, oil nations build alternatives
- Countries are developing alternative routes for oil and gas exports to bypass the Strait of Hormuz, which has become a chokepoint due to regional conflict. - Saudi Arabia and the UAE are utilizing e…
The unanswered question in the rush for Queensland's hidden oil jackpot
- A potential major oil reserve has been identified in Queensland's Taroom Trough, sparking renewed interest in extraction. - However, the water-intensive fracking process required to access the oil p…
19-year coal mine extension would save 1,500 jobs, hearing told
- A proposed 19-year extension for the Hunter Valley Operations coal mine in New South Wales is under review, potentially saving 1,500 jobs. - The mine's operator argues the extension is vital for com…
Batteries charge ahead as data centres fuel gas turbine costs: CSIRO
- Falling battery costs and increased demand from data centers are changing the economics of electricity generation in Australia. - Gas is no longer the cheapest option for meeting peak power demand, …
Now Italy refunds tolls for traffic jams: what are the conditions and how do you get your money back?
- Italy is offering partial toll refunds for drivers stuck in traffic jams during peak holiday periods. - The refunds are available through an app for situations involving roadwork or significant cong…
Kempen to Receive More Air-Conditioned Trains in Coming Years: 'Currently It Is Terrible'
- Trains in the Kempen region of Belgium will increasingly feature air conditioning in the coming years. - This upgrade aims to address current discomfort, described as "terrible" on warm days. - The …
B.C. First Nations Explore Nuclear Power Potential
- Several First Nations in British Columbia are exploring the potential of nuclear power, specifically small modular reactors (SMRs), to meet the province's future electricity needs. - The First Natio…
Quebec government approves interior renovation for Montreal’s Olympic Stadium
- The Quebec government has approved interior renovations for Montreal's Olympic Stadium, coinciding with ongoing roof replacement work. - The interior upgrades aim to reconfigure seating, add premium…
Quebec Rail Bypass Approved 13 Years After Deadly Lac-Mégantic Derailment
- The Canadian Transportation Agency has approved a railway bypass project for Lac-Mégantic, Quebec, 13 years after a deadly derailment. - The 12.5-kilometer bypass will reroute trains around the muni…
Start of Arlington Bridge deconstruction marks ‘historic day,’ Winnipeg mayor says
- The deconstruction of Winnipeg's century-old Arlington Bridge has officially begun, marking a "historic day" for the city. - The $17 million project will remove the bridge in two phases over approxi…
No sharing of Gordie Howe bridge tolls until debt is repaid, Carney says
- Canada will not share tolls from the Gordie Howe International Bridge until its construction debt is fully repaid, Prime Minister Mark Carney stated. - The bridge, set to open on July 27, was financ…
CN Rail tracks near Repentigny derailment had structural problems: TSB
- CN Rail tracks near a derailment site in Repentigny, Quebec, had structural problems. - The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSBC) identified track deficiencies. - A CN Rail train derailed in …
TTC prepares to install automatic train signalling, promises more frequent service
- The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) signed a deal with Hitachi Rail Canada to install a communications-based train control (CBTC) system on Line 2 (Bloor-Danforth). - This upgrade aims to allow tra…
Paraguay's Peña hopes VP Alliana will inaugurate Aña Cua power project
- Paraguayan President Santiago Peña visited the Aña Cua construction site, an expansion of the Yacyretá Hydroelectric Power Plant. - Peña expressed his hope that Vice President Pedro Alliana will ina…
Panama Aims to Nationalize Oil Transport Company Petroterminal
- Panama's government is moving to acquire full ownership of Petroterminal, a company operating a strategic oil transport pipeline. - The acquisition involves buying the remaining 41% of private share…
Guatemala receives first US ethanol shipment for E10 gasoline implementation
- Guatemala has received its first shipment of ethanol from the United States. - The fuel will be used to implement E10 gasoline, which contains 10% ethanol. - This marks a step towards adopting clean…
Texas oil hits $80 on escalating U.S.-Iran tensions
- Texas oil (WTI) surged 3.24% to $80.67 per barrel amid renewed U.S.-Iran tensions and a naval blockade. - Iran reported new U.S. attacks on southern cities, while also launching attacks on two Emira…
Cuba Faces Widespread Blackouts Affecting Up to 69% of Nation During Peak Hours
- Cuba faces prolonged power outages on Tuesday, with up to 69% of the country expected to be without electricity during peak hours. - The energy crisis, exacerbated by U.S. oil sanctions since Januar…
Petropar Holds Fuel Prices Steady Amidst Global Market Volatility
- Petropar, Paraguay's state-owned oil company, will not adjust fuel prices this month. - The company previously lowered diesel prices on July 1st, but international prices have since surged. - Future…
Malaysia's data center energy needs to be supported by RM2.32 billion solar-agrovoltaic project
- EFS Group and Planet QEOS Sdn. Bhd. have partnered on a RM2.32 billion solar-agrovoltaic project in Sarawak, Malaysia. - The project includes a 310 MWp solar plant with a 900 MWh battery storage sys…
Orang Asli road construction in Gua Musang resumes with renewed vigor
- Construction of a road to several Orang Asli settlements in Gua Musang has resumed after a delay, bringing relief to residents and educators. - The 94-kilometer project, costing RM190 million, benef…
Malaysia to Launch LSS6 Program to Boost Renewable Energy Transition
- Malaysia's government plans to launch the Large Scale Solar (LSS6) program to boost renewable energy. - The program aims to add 2,500 megawatts of solar capacity, including battery storage and a quo…
Penang's Taman Manggis Hospital and Hotel Project to Resume in August After Years of Delay
- A mixed-use development project in Taman Manggis, Penang, comprising a hospital and hotel, is set to restart in mid-August after years of delays. - The project, initially approved in 2019, faced cha…
Malaysia's PLUS highway toll system expands JustGO to southern region
- PLUS Malaysia Berhad has expanded its JustGO #LANE Freedom toll payment system to six toll plazas in southern Malaysia. - The system allows registered users to pay tolls using their vehicle registra…
PLUS Expands JustGO Toll Payment System to Southern Malaysia
- PLUS Malaysia Berhad (PLUS) is expanding its #LANE FREEDOM initiative with JustGO to six more toll plazas in the southern region. - The expansion includes plazas on the Seremban-Port Dickson, North-…
Hidroituango warns of 'perfect storm' in Colombia's electricity sector due to planning gaps
- Hidroituango warns that gaps in the Colombian government's energy planning could lead to a "perfect storm" in the electricity sector, especially with the onset of El Niño. - A study by Hidroituango …
Colombian Caribbean leaders back new energy minister, present plan to tackle electricity crisis
- Regional leaders and business groups in Colombia's Caribbean region have backed the newly appointed Minister of Mines and Energy, María Nohemí Arboleda Arango. - They presented a plan to address the…
Cali Schedules Water and Power Service Interruptions for July 14 Maintenance
- Emcali has scheduled water and power service interruptions for Tuesday, July 14, in various sectors of Cali, Colombia. - These interruptions are part of Emcali's ongoing maintenance, repair, and mod…
Iraq signs deals with Western oil firms, including to revive Syria pipeline
- Iraq has signed multiple deals with Western oil firms, including Chevron, to revive a crucial crude oil pipeline to Syria. - The agreements aim to establish an alternative energy export route, reduc…
Beyond LNG: Berlin's red-carpet diplomacy signals a bigger bet on Algeria
- Germany is increasing its focus on Algeria as an energy partner following the disruption of Russian pipeline gas supplies. - Algerian President Tebboune received military honors during a visit to Be…
Uganda assures road project residents of compensation
- Residents affected by the Luweero-Butalangu Road project have been assured of compensation by the Ministry of Works and Transport. - The government aims to clear all outstanding compensation payment…
Venezuela to add 50% more electricity capacity in four years via US firm deals
- Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, pledged to add 50% more electricity generation capacity within four years. - Agreements with U.S. firms IMPSA and General Electric aim to incorporate 7…
Álvaro Obregón Residents Reject Cablebús Line 5 Over Soil Concerns
- Residents of Álvaro Obregón, Mexico City, are opposing the construction of Cablebús Line 5. - Their primary concern is the soil conditions in the area, and they are demanding technical studies. - Th…
AIFA-Pachuca Train Concession Modified; FONADIN to Build and Operate
- The National Infrastructure Fund (FONADIN) will manage the construction, operation, and maintenance of the AIFA-Pachuca train. - A modification to FONADIN's concession was published in the Official …
Luis Donaldo Colosio boulevard rehabilitation in Naucalpan to conclude in 120 days
- The rehabilitation of the Luis Donaldo Colosio boulevard in Naucalpan will take 120 days, concluding on October 28. - The project involves resurfacing nearly nine kilometers of the northern section …
New road distributor inaugurated in Coacalco, Mexico, to ease traffic
- Coacalco, Mexico, inaugurated a new road distributor in Parque Residencial Coacalco. - The project, costing over 200 million pesos, aims to ease traffic on the Vía José López Portillo. - Approximate…
Mexico City Light Rail Partially Suspended Due to Catenary Failure; RTP Offers Support Service
- The Light Rail service from Estadio Azteca to Xochimilco in Mexico City is partially suspended. - A broken catenary line between Tepepan and Periférico stations caused the disruption. - The Red de T…
Mexico City Metro Line 3 to Undergo Major Renovation Starting 2027
- Mexico City's Metro Line 3 will undergo comprehensive renovation starting in 2027, aiming to minimize service disruptions. - The project includes purchasing 45 new trains, rehabilitating tracks and …
Air conditioners overtake appliances, exploding electricity consumption
- Air conditioners have become the second most energy-consuming household appliance in Tunisia. - This surge in AC usage is significantly increasing overall electricity consumption. - The trend highli…
Trump Cites National Security to Halt Offshore Wind Development
- The Trump administration halted offshore wind development, citing national security risks related to radar interference. - Interior Secretary Doug Burgum stated a classified Defense Department repor…
Bike lanes and speed cameras disappear from the DOT's list of proven safety measures
- The Federal Highway Administration removed bike lanes and other safety measures from a list of best practices. - Critics argue these measures are proven to reduce crashes and save lives. - The remov…
Athens Metro Line 3 faces nighttime closures for rail work
- Temporary traffic adjustments will affect Athens Metro Line 3 from Sunday, July 19, due to rail replacement work. - Sections of the line, including Evangelismos and Katechaki stations, will close ni…
Olympia Odos expands mileage-based tolling to Patras-Pirgos highway
- Olympia Odos is extending its mileage-based tolling system to the Patras-Pirgos highway and the Varda junction starting July 17. - This system, already in place on the Elefsina-Patras section since …
Athens Municipality Demands Safety Guarantees for Homes Damaged by Metro Construction
- Athens municipality demands written guarantees for building structural integrity and full compensation for damages to approximately 200 homes affected by Metro Line 4 construction. - Mayor Haris Dou…
Kypseli Metro Construction: Contractor to Cover Building Damage Costs, Assures Deputy Minister
- Damages to buildings in Kypseli from metro construction will be repaired at the contractor's expense, assures Deputy Minister Nikos Tachiaos. - Engineers have confirmed that the buildings' structura…
New Hormuz Crisis Could Trigger Blackouts in Europe Amid Heatwaves
- Tensions between the U.S. and Iran raise concerns about potential disruptions to energy flows from the Persian Gulf. - The Strait of Hormuz, a critical global energy chokepoint, is central to these …
Trump to impose 20% tariff on Strait of Hormuz cargo, citing U.S. compensation
- The United States will impose a 20% tariff on cargo passing through the Strait of Hormuz, following the collapse of a truce with Iran. - This move comes amid disputes over Tehran's control of the st…
'AI centres could lead to blackouts, higher fuel costs'
- Trinidad and Tobago's opposition criticizes the government's plan to build two AI data centers. - Critics argue the national electricity grid lacks the capacity to support the proposed centers. - Co…
Cameroon: New AFD Head Meets Public Works Minister
- The French Development Agency's (AFD) outgoing director, Virginie Dago, met with Cameroon's Minister of Public Works, Emmanuel Nganou Djoumessi, to introduce her successor. - The meeting reviewed pa…
Cameroon Regulator Inspects Kribi Port Power Supply
- Cameroon's electricity sector regulator, ARSEL, inspected the Kribi Port's power infrastructure. - The inspection aimed to assess existing facilities and ensure reliable power for the port's growin…
Bishkek Utility Company Addresses Power Outage Complaints in Dachnoye
- Residents of the Dachnoye settlement near Bishkek are complaining about frequent power and water outages. - They report paying urban utility rates but receiving substandard services since their area…
Extreme Heat Strains Uzbekistan's Power Grids, Threatening Blackouts
- Uzbekistan faces potential power outages due to extreme heat and increased electricity consumption. - The Ministry of Energy has warned that grids and equipment are under high load during peak hours…
Kyrgyzstan Power Company Criticized for Excessive Energy Use Amid Blackouts
- Kyrgyzstan's National Electric Network (NESK) is facing criticism for excessive energy use within its own building. - Photos show three air conditioning units cooling a single stairwell, despite rec…
Kyrgyzstan power outage caused by emergency shutdown of high-voltage lines
- A widespread power outage in Kyrgyzstan was caused by the emergency shutdown of two 220-kilovolt high-voltage power lines. - The affected lines were "Kara-Balta, Glavnaya" and "Glavnaya, Shu," leadi…
Kyrgyzstan Paves Over 650 Kilometers of Roads in 2026, Exceeding Previous Year's Pace
- Kyrgyzstan has paved 651 kilometers of roads since the beginning of 2026, surpassing last year's figures by 265 kilometers. - This achievement indicates effective road construction work, according t…
Gazprom Kyrgyzstan Reminds Subscribers of Gas Reading Deadlines
- Gazprom Kyrgyzstan has reminded subscribers to submit their gas meter readings monthly, as required by regulations. - Many consumers, especially in apartment buildings, fail to submit readings, even…
Kyrgyzstan Schedules Power Outages for July 16 Across Bishkek and Regions
- Power outages are scheduled for various districts in Bishkek and regions of Kyrgyzstan on July 16, 2026, due to maintenance work. - Specific streets and residential areas in Bishkek, including "Uchk…
Kyrgyzstan to Build 106 New Reservoirs by 2030
- Kyrgyzstan plans to construct 106 new reservoirs by 2030 to improve water management. - The initiative includes large-scale modernization of irrigation infrastructure. - These projects aim to ensure…
'Old Bishkek' project clarifies underground passage launch was not arbitrary
- The administration of the "Old Bishkek" project clarified that the technical launch of an underground passage was not arbitrary. - The project administration supports the city's infrastructure devel…
Bishkek Today: Weather, Service Disruptions, and Historical Anniversaries
- Bishkek will experience sunny weather with temperatures reaching +39 degrees Celsius on July 15. - Several areas in Bishkek will have scheduled power, water, and gas outages throughout the day for m…
Bishkek Resident Requests Additional Bus Stops on Lev Tolstoy Street
- A resident of Bishkek is petitioning the city administration to install additional bus stops on Lev Tolstoy Street. - The current distance between stops exceeds the recommended 400-600 meters, with …
July 15: Power Outages Scheduled in Bishkek and Regions
- Bishkek and surrounding regions in Kyrgyzstan may experience power outages on July 15 due to scheduled maintenance. - Specific districts in Bishkek will face blackouts at various times between 9:30 …
Hot water to be cut off for almost a month in Taldykorgan amid heatwave
- Taldykorgan, Kazakhstan, will have its hot water supply cut off for nearly a month, from July 20 to August 17. - The shutdown is necessary for scheduled maintenance and repairs at the Baskuat boiler…
Almaty-Kaskelen highway to be expanded to eight lanes; work to begin July 20
- Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov ordered the immediate expansion of the Almaty-Kaskelen highway to eight lanes following public complaints about congestion. - Construction is set to begin on Monday, J…
Iceland Considers Speed Limit Increase on Key Roads
- The Icelandic Road and Coastal Administration believes increasing the speed limit to 110 km/h on certain road sections is feasible. - This proposal follows a report from the Confederation of Iceland…
Montevideo to see major road closures and detours July 17-19 for maintenance work
- Montevideo's Intendencia will implement road closures and detours from July 17-19, 2026, for urban maintenance and construction work. - Significant disruptions are expected, particularly on July 18,…
OSE Announces Planned Water Outage in Montevideo on July 15, 2026
- OSE, Uruguay's state-owned water utility, announced a planned water outage in Montevideo on Wednesday, July 15, 2026. - The outage will affect the Malvín neighborhood, impacting specific streets and…
Power companies seek Rs1.20 per unit increase in fuel cost for consumers in August
- Pakistani power companies are requesting a Rs1.20 per unit increase in fuel cost charges for consumers in August. - The proposed increase is primarily due to the use of expensive imported fuels, des…
India launches first hydrogen-powered train in clean energy push
- India has launched its first hydrogen-powered train, marking a significant step in its clean energy initiatives. - These trains utilize fuel cells to produce electricity, with water and steam as the…
MRT network logs third month of high reliability, no major delays since November
- Singapore's MRT network maintained high reliability in June, exceeding 2 million train-kilometers between failures for the third consecutive month. - The network experienced no major delays exceedin…
JERA studies U.S. listing amid overseas expansion push
- JERA, Japan's largest power generator, is studying the feasibility of a U.S. stock market listing to support its international expansion and broaden funding options. - The unlisted company, owned by…
Oil rises on intensifying US-Iran hostilities and threat of Red Sea closure
- Oil prices rose due to increased U.S.-Iran hostilities and the potential closure of the Red Sea shipping route. - Brent crude futures climbed about 1.25% to $85.28 a barrel, and WTI futures rose 1.3…
Iran asks Houthis to close Red Sea oil route if US hits power network, sources say
- Iran has asked Yemen's Houthi movement to prepare to close the Red Sea oil route if the United States attacks Iranian power infrastructure. - The request, conveyed recently to the Houthis, could sig…
Oil prices rise for 4th day as US strikes on Iran raise fears of wider conflict
- Oil prices climbed for a fourth consecutive day, driven by renewed U.S. strikes on Iranian military sites and fears of broader conflict. - The escalating tensions have raised concerns about potentia…
Presidency commends Uzodimma over infrastructure projects in Imo
- The Nigerian Presidency has lauded Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma for significant infrastructure development across the state. - Projects inspected include a digital city assembling smartphones, a…
Honam semiconductor cluster to get underground power lines
- The South Korean government plans to build a power transmission line underground to supply electricity to the Honam semiconductor cluster. - The project will utilize existing public land along roads…
GS Caltex Invests $145 Million in AI and Robotics for Yeosu Refinery Overhaul
- GS Caltex is investing 200 billion won (approximately $145 million) to overhaul its oil refinery in Yeosu, South Korea. - The modernization project will incorporate AI for tasks like valve inspectio…
South Korea Lowers Solar Power Fixed Price Ceiling by 5%, Prioritizes Lower Emissions
- South Korea's Ministry of Climate and Environment has lowered the fixed price ceiling for solar power generation by 5%. - The new policy aims to incentivize lower carbon emissions by offering prefer…
Jamsil Dome Stadium and Convention Center Development Passes Private Investment Review; Aiming for 2032 Completion
- A large-scale complex development project in Seoul's Jamsil area has passed government investment review. - The project includes a 30,000-seat dome baseball stadium and exhibition and convention fac…
Middle East conflict complicates South Korea's 'direct electricity purchase' plans after high domestic costs
South Korean media reports that despite leaving Korea Electric Power Corp. (KEPCO) due to high domestic electricity prices compared to China, the Middle East conflict has made direct electricity purch…
Ghana's Buipe solar project to begin next month, promises lower industrial power costs
- Ghana will start the first phase of the Buipe solar power project next month, aiming to generate 1,500 megawatts. - The project is part of the 24-Hour Economy and Accelerated Export Development Prog…
CAGD denies claims that GH¢11 billion has been spent on Accra Kumasi Expressway
- Ghana's Controller and Accountant General’s Department (CAGD) denied claims of spending GH¢11 billion on the Accra-Kumasi Expressway. - The department explained the funds are in a dedicated Bank of …
Ghana's infrastructure stagnates despite investment, report reveals
- Ghana's infrastructure has shown little improvement over the last decade, maintaining a D3 grade (57 percent) despite substantial public investment. - The 2026 Infrastructure Report Card, launched b…
Hidden Valley is running a Brownfield mine
- The Hidden Valley Mine in Morobe Province, Papua New Guinea, is operating as a "brownfield" mine, meaning it is an established site with existing infrastructure. - Prime Minister James Marape stated…
Bio Gas has potential for power supply in WNB Province
- Biogas produced from palm oil waste in West New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea, shows potential for power generation. - This renewable energy source could supply power for the entire province. -…
Oro Governor seeks clarification on TSSP contracts, Kokoda Highway
- Oro Province Governor Gary Juffa has requested clarification from the Works and Highways Minister regarding the Transport Sector Support Program (TSSP). - Juffa also sought an update on the progress…
Port Moresby International airport launches premium taxi service
- Port Moresby International Airport has launched a new premium taxi service. - The service was officially inaugurated on Tuesday, July 14, 2026. - The launch was attended by the outgoing Minister for…
Uzbekistan Sets New Electricity Consumption Record Amid Heatwave
- Uzbekistan set a new record for daily electricity consumption on July 14, reaching 284 million kWh. - This figure surpassed both the previous summer peak and the all-time winter record, straining th…
Lưu ý quan trọng khi đăng kiểm: Chủ xe không đặt lịch qua app TTDK từ 14.7
- Vietnam's Directorate for Roads has stopped cooperating with the TTDK app for vehicle inspection appointments. - Vehicle owners are advised to go directly to inspection centers as capacity is now su…
Lam Dong accelerates land clearance for two key expressways
- Lam Dong province is accelerating land clearance and resettlement for two key highway projects to meet construction deadlines. - Significant progress has been made on the Bao Loc - Lien Khuong and T…
Vietnam's Phu Yen-Dak Lak Expressway Project to Start Construction in 2027
- Vietnam plans to develop the Phu Yen - Dak Lak expressway, a project over 200 km long, with investment expected before 2030. - Phase 1, spanning about 120 km from Bai Doc port to Buon Ho, is slated …
Vietnam highway interchange design to change to avoid wartime bunkers
- A proposed design change for a highway interchange in Vietnam involves rerouting to avoid six wartime military bunkers. - The bunkers were discovered during construction of the Cam Lo-La Son express…
Ho Chi Minh City's An Phu Intersection Overpass Set to Open by End of July
- The N4 overpass at the An Phu intersection in Ho Chi Minh City is nearing completion and is expected to open by the end of July. - This new overpass will connect Dong Van Cong street to Mai Chi Tho …
Energy Chief: Hormuz Strait Situation Threatens Supply Security
- The head of the International Energy Agency (IEA) expressed concern over energy security related to the Strait of Hormuz. - Tensions between the U.S. and Iran, and the closure of the strait, threate…
DSB Extends Reduced Train Service Again Due to Staff Shortages
- Danish State Railways (DSB) has extended its schedule reduction for regional trains on Zealand until August 16 due to staff shortages. - The cuts are attributed to ongoing track work requiring more …
DSB cuts regional train services on Zealand due to staff shortages
- DSB will reduce regional train services on Zealand from July 20 to August 16 due to staff shortages and ongoing track work. - Specific routes will be canceled or run less frequently, impacting commu…
Honduras President Inspects Record Investment in Flood Control Dikes
- Honduran President Nasry Asfura and SIT Minister Anibal Ehrler inspected major flood control dike projects in the Sula Valley, representing the largest investment in such infrastructure. - The gover…
Honduras Equips All Municipalities with New Heavy Machinery Fleet
- Honduras has launched a historic initiative to equip all 298 municipalities with a new fleet of heavy machinery. - The investment includes 2,100 pieces of equipment, such as backhoes, graders, and t…
Power plan for data centres readied
- Thailand is finalizing a pilot direct power purchase agreement (PPA) scheme to support the growth of data centers and cloud services. - The scheme allows private renewable energy producers to sell c…
Toms Nāburgs: Energy Security Is Not an Area Where Latvia Can Afford to Experiment
- Latvia's energy security is a critical area where the country cannot afford to experiment, according to Toms Nāburgs. - While discussions about government efficiency and potential ministry reorganiz…
Estonian PM criticizes Latvian counterpart's 'unconventional' Rail Baltica ideas, offers help
- Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs has proposed unconventional ideas for accelerating the Rail Baltica project. - Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas stated that no official proposals have been …
Nausėda and Rinkēvičs visit Klaipėda, tour LNG terminal and observe naval operation
- Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda and Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs visited Klaipėda, Lithuania. - The leaders toured the city's liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal. - They also observed a …
Lithuania Bets on Green Hydrogen for Energy Freedom and Profit Amidst Challenges
- Lithuania is exploring green hydrogen projects as a means to achieve energy independence and economic gain. - While hydrogen is often seen as a future technology, it is already widely used in indust…
Lithuania's energy sector: Where technology meets meaningful work
- The energy sector in Lithuania is rapidly evolving, integrating data, digital solutions, and artificial intelligence. - Ugnė Kniukštaitė, a data engineer at "EPSO-G," transitioned into the energy fi…
Lithuania's Gas Consumption Triples in June Amid Industrial Demand Surge
- Lithuania's natural gas consumption in June surged nearly threefold compared to the previous year, driven by industrial demand. - "Amber Grid" reported increased gas transmission to Latvia and Polan…
Lithuania's wholesale electricity price up 7% amid lower solar generation and imports
- Wholesale electricity prices in Lithuania rose 7% over the past week, reaching 85.92 euros per MWh. - This increase was influenced by a significant drop in solar power generation and reduced electri…
Lithuanian Parliament Approves Southern Klaipėda Seaport Expansion
- The Lithuanian parliament approved the development of the southern part of the Klaipėda Seaport. - The expansion includes deep-water quays, a southern port entrance, and facilities for small vessels…
Major street renovation begins in Vilnius, traffic patterns to change
- Vilnius is commencing a major renovation project on one of its main streets, Vilnius Street, starting with the installation of new surface water drainage systems. - The project, divided into three s…
Papendrechtsebrug closure for nine months is just the 'appetizer' for more renovations
- The Papendrechtsebrug in the Netherlands will be closed for nine months starting July 17 for essential renovations. - The closure significantly impacts local institutions, including a school that sh…
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Steep fines must get smart meter refusers moving
- Dutch authorities are imposing escalating fines on individuals refusing to install smart meters. - These fines aim to compel compliance with the mandatory smart meter rollout. - The measure reflects…
Historic Bat'a Buildings Feature Electrical Fire Alarms but Lack Sprinklers
- Bat'a buildings, known for their historical significance, are being assessed for fire safety. - These buildings are equipped with electrical signaling systems for fire detection. - However, they lac…
French electricity use rises, production booms amid decarbonization push
- Electricity consumption in France rose 1% in the first half of the year, reaching 2.2% growth since 2023. - This increase is driven by household and industrial demand, particularly in steel and chem…
Over 10% of France in saturated zones: Grid operators limit wind and solar development
- France's electricity grid operators RTE and Enedis have identified over 10% of the country as "saturated zones." - The designation restricts the development of new wind and solar projects due to ins…
Iran tells Houthis to close Red Sea route if US hits power network, sources say
- Iran has reportedly asked Yemen's Houthi group to prepare to close the Red Sea oil route if the US attacks Iranian power infrastructure. - This request, conveyed to Houthi allies, poses a significan…
US supporting efforts to revive Iraq-Syria crude oil pipeline, US official says
- The United States is supporting efforts to revive a crude oil pipeline between Iraq and Syria, aiming to reduce reliance on the Strait of Hormuz. - The pipeline, damaged since the 2003 invasion, wou…
Independent review into abandoned €50m Irish Rail project
- Irish Rail has written off a rail traffic management system project costing €50 million. - Spanish firm Indra was awarded the contract but failed to deliver a safe, deployable product by the June 20…
Belgium to begin collecting road tolls in May 2027
- Belgium's three regions will implement road tolls for all cars, both domestic and foreign, starting in May 2027. - Drivers can purchase prepaid digital "Viapass" toll cards online or at gas stations…
Documents Reveal Crucial Updates in Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline Project
- Documents reveal crucial updates for the Nigeria-Morocco Atlantic gas pipeline project. - The project, estimated at $25 billion, spans 2,220 km in Morocco and includes land and offshore sections. - …
India installs 100,000 rooftop solar systems weekly under PM Surya Ghar scheme
- India is installing rooftop solar systems on approximately 100,000 households weekly under the PM Surya Ghar scheme. - The program aims to cover 10 million homes by March 2027, with 4.65 million alr…
Telangana CM seeks Centre’s approval to kick start projects
- Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy met with Union Minister Nitin Gadkari to seek approval for road projects. - Reddy requested approval for the northern section of the Regional Ring Road (RRR)…
Can Solar Panels Catch Fire During Heatwaves?
- Switzerland's expanding solar power infrastructure faces scrutiny during extreme summer heatwaves. - An incident in June where solar panels caught fire in Geneva has reignited debate about potential…
Zimbabwe Seeks Energy Expertise in Azerbaijan
- Zimbabwe's Speaker of Parliament, Jacob Mudenda, concluded a visit to Azerbaijan focused on energy cooperation. - Discussions with Azerbaijan's Energy Minister and State Oil Company explored adaptin…
Gas prices rise amid new Hormuz Strait tensions
- European natural gas prices have risen approximately 25% in July due to renewed tensions and attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. - Qatar has halted LNG exports through the strategic waterway…
Complete Halt to Train Traffic Between Oslo S and Lillestrøm
- Train traffic between Oslo S and Lillestrøm is completely halted due to a technical fault. - The disruption, reported by Bane Nor, affects travel to and from Gardermoen. - Passengers are advised of …
Cuba slowly gets power back after third blackout in 10 days
- Cubans are gradually regaining power after a third nationwide blackout in less than 10 days. - The national power grid failed Tuesday due to a generating unit problem, leaving millions without elect…
Cuba gradually restores power after fifth national blackout this year
- Cuba is gradually restoring its national power grid after a nationwide blackout, the fifth this year and third in under 10 days. - The island faces severe fuel shortages, exacerbated by U.S. sanctio…
Panama opens bids for $10 million road expansion project
- Panama's Ministry of Public Works opened economic proposals for the first phase of the José Agustín Arango road expansion project. - The $10 million project aims to improve mobility and safety in th…
Belgrade bypass renamed "Milutin Mrkonjić Highway"
- A highway around Belgrade has been named "Milutin Mrkonjić Highway" after a government decision. - Ivica Dačić, leader of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), thanked President Aleksandar Vučić for …
Is Slovenia's Electricity Grid Reaching Its Breaking Point?
- Slovenia's electricity grid is facing significant strain due to accelerated investment in electrification. - The success of the green transition hinges on the grid's capacity, energy security, and r…
Preventive Maintenance at Mazar Guarantees Energy Supply in Ecuador
- Ecuador's Corporación Eléctrica (Celec EP) will conduct preventive maintenance on Unit 2 of the Mazar Hydroelectric Plant starting July 14, 2026. - The maintenance, scheduled until July 29, is expec…
Japan ruling party committee favors Katsuragawa route for Shinkansen extension to Osaka
- A ruling party committee in Japan favors the "Katsuragawa route" for the Hokuriku Shinkansen extension to Osaka. - This route would pass near Katsuragawa Station, west of Kyoto Station, via Obama Ci…
French Reactors Get Lifeline Amid Heatwave
- French nuclear reactors received a reprieve from stricter temperature regulations due to a third major heatwave in the region. - Reduced output from hydroelectric power plants, combined with nuclear…
