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The Panama Canal is Key to American LNG.

Severe Drought Affects LNG Shipments through Panama Canal, U.S. Producers Seek Alternatives Low water levels caused by severe drought led to extended wait times for LNG carriers in March.

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Power Grid

SEVERE SOLAR STORM THREATENS DISRUPTION TO POWER GRIDS AND COMMUNICATIONS.

A severe solar storm expected this weekend could disrupt electric power grids, navigation, radio, and satellite operations. The last time Earth experienced a G5 storm, classified as "extreme," was in 2003, resulting in power outages in Sweden and damaged transformers in South Africa.

  • 2 years, 3 months
Oil & Gas

SLB ONESUBSEA, SUBSEA7 SIGN LONG-TERM DEAL WITH EQUINOR.

SLB One Subsea and Subsea7 have announced a long-term strategic collaboration agreement with Equinor and have initiated work on two of its deepwater projects. Under this agreement, the two subsea companies, operating as the Subsea Integration Alliance, will become involved in Equinor projects at an early stage as contractors.

  • 2 years, 3 months
Oil & Gas

WEST AFRICA'S OIL AND GAS RESERVES ATTRACT 3 COMPANIES.

West Africa is drawing the attention of three companies aiming to develop untapped oil and gas fields while incorporating carbon capture technologies. Norway's Carbon Circle has joined forces with Amplus VGE, a joint venture between the UK's Amplus Energy and Nigeria-based Versatile Group.

  • 2 years, 3 months
Power Grid

TURKISH COMPANY AVOIDS EUROPEAN CARBON TAX WITH SOLAR POWER PLANT IN KOSOVO.

A Turkish company is investing in building a solar power plant in Kosovo to avoid a European carbon tax on its ferronickel plant's exports to the domestic market. Yıldırım Energy announced the laying of the foundation stone of Kosovo's 150 MW solar park, according to a report seen by the Washington-based Specialized Energy Platform.

  • 2 years, 3 months
Oil & Gas

EUROPEAN OIL GIANTS EYE U.S. STOCK EXCHANGES AMIDST SHIFTING ENERGY LANDSCAPE.

Europe's major oil companies are considering delisting from European stock exchanges and listing on American exchanges. Total Energies' CEO, Patrick Pouyanné, has announced serious consideration of a primary listing in New York. However, Total Energies' unique business composition poses challenges for a move to the U.S.

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