Energy Transition
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Dutch pensions manager PGGM agrees to take on part of the risk on €5 billion of ING loans backing energy transition
Dutch pensions manager PGGM agrees to take on part of the risk on €5 billion of ING loans backing energy transition
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Thailand seeks more crude oil supplies outside Middle East, reducing reliance to below 30% from 60%
Energy Minister Akanat Promphan stated that oil supply disruptions are prompting Thailand, like many other countries, to accelerate its energy transition. He added that Thailand has diversified its oi
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GS Caltex Vice Chair Hur Sae-hong seeks to shift company focus from refining to higher-value, lower-carbon businesses
Amid sweeping changes in global energy markets, GS Caltex Vice Chair Hur Sae-hong is leading South Korea’s energy and chemical company beyond its decades-old focus on refining volumes toward higher-va
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Solar Power Crosses Critical Economic Tipping Point: Upfront Investment Now Lower Than Fossil Fuels, With Total Installed Costs Down 87% Since 2010
A new Ember analysis reveals that solar power plants now require less upfront investment than coal or gas plants for the same amount of electricity delivered, marking a fundamental shift from a decade
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Dutch pensions manager PGGM agrees to take on part of the risk on €5 billion of ING loans backing energy transition
Dutch pensions manager PGGM agrees to take on part of the risk on €5 billion of ING loans backing energy transition
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Thailand seeks more crude oil supplies outside Middle East, reducing reliance to below 30% from 60%
Energy Minister Akanat Promphan stated that oil supply disruptions are prompting Thailand, like many other countries, to accelerate its energy transition. He added that Thailand has diversified its oi
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GS Caltex Vice Chair Hur Sae-hong seeks to shift company focus from refining to higher-value, lower-carbon businesses
Amid sweeping changes in global energy markets, GS Caltex Vice Chair Hur Sae-hong is leading South Korea’s energy and chemical company beyond its decades-old focus on refining volumes toward higher-va
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Solar Power Crosses Critical Economic Tipping Point: Upfront Investment Now Lower Than Fossil Fuels, With Total Installed Costs Down 87% Since 2010
A new Ember analysis reveals that solar power plants now require less upfront investment than coal or gas plants for the same amount of electricity delivered, marking a fundamental shift from a decade
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