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New Study Confirms EUR 1 Trillion Africa’s Extraordinary Green Hydrogen Potential

European Investment Bank, International Solar Alliance and the African Union unveil study into Africa’s green hydrogen potential, with the support of the Government of Mauritania, HyDeal and UCLG Africa; Analysis highlights the benefits of harnessing solar power to create green hydrogen in four African hubs: Mauritania, Morocco, southern Africa and Egypt; Green hydrogen is economically […]

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Middle East: Oil demand remains low despite the ease in COVID-19 lockdown

UPSTREAM: NUPRC offers 7 offshore oil blocks to investors in Nigeria’s mini-bid round

By Eyo Nsima The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission, NUPRC, has presented seven deep offshore oil blocks to investors in Abuja. Presenting the offshore oil blocks, the Commission Chief Executive, Engr. Gbenga Komolafe, the exercise was targeted at spurring new exploration and drilling activities offshore Nigeria. He said: “The Mini Bid Round will be managed by

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A lighthouse project at the southern tip of Chile:Production starts at the world’s first industrial-scale facility for carbon-neutral fuel

• Start of production at the Haru Oni pilot plant in southern Chile marks a milestone in decarbonizing the transportation sector • Siemens Energy is working with HIF Global, Porsche, and other partners to make carbon-neutral fuel from wind power and water at industrial scale • Certificate confirms produced fuel is sustainable   Production begins

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91% of Ivorian Respondents Believe that Climate Change already Affecting Everyday Life

Hi91% of Ivorian respondents believe that climate change is already affecting their everyday life. 63% of respondents believe that climate change and environmental damage have affected their income or source of livelihood. 77% of Ivorian respondents say investing in renewable energy should be prioritised. Download document here: https://bit.ly/3BKd2Kz These are some of the key findings

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COLLISION: car carrier HOEGH LONDON for inspection after collision with Korean Navy submarine in Korea

MARITIME ACCIDENT: How Bulk carrier with Russian-Indonesia crew stuck in Venezuela

By Our Correspondent A Bulk carrier LEROS I is stuck in Venezuela since early January this year, 18 crew including 13 Russians and five Indonesians, are supposed to prepare the ship for planned repairs and sale, according to FleetMon. It stated: “No wages paid, no supplies, no food – for a long time. The ship’s

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MARITIME: Tallink ferry blackout in Stockholm harbor

By Our Correspondent Tallink’s ferry BALTIC QUEEN suffered a blackout when she was entering Stockholm harbor on the morning of December 18, 2022, on arrival from Tallinn, according to FleetMon. It stated: “The blackout lasted some 5 minutes, a ferry with some 2000 passengers went out of control and contacted the pier. “The ship sustained

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MARITIME ACCIDENT: How Thai Royal Navy Corvette sank in Gulf of Siam UPDATE 21 missing

By Our Correspondent Corvette sank at around 2330 LT December 18, 2022, some 20 nm off Bang Saphan Pier in Prachuap Khiri Khan province, according to FleetMon. It stated: “There were 106 personnel on board, 73 rescued with 3 being in critical condition, 33 are missing, major SAR is underway. Thai Navy ships, helicopters and

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Lekki Port hits 50% of breakwaters construction

MARITIME: Gibraltar Port Authority Mobilizes Vessels to Clear the OS 35 Bulker Wreck

By Our Correspondent Efforts are underway to clear the wreckage of a bulk carrier that beached about five months ago off the coast of Gibraltar, according to FleetMon. It stated: “The salvage operation for the bulker, “OS 35” is expected to begin in January 2023. The Authorities have set a deadline to completely clear the

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African Leaders,U.S. Commit to Nutrition Investment for Africa on Margins of U.S -African Leaders Summit

African leaders and the United States government have underlined the the need for increased investment and prioritization of nutrition across the African continent. The African Development Bank through the African Leaders for Nutrition, the Nutrition CEO Council and the African Union Commission convened a high-level discussion on 12 December, on the sidelines of the U.S.-African

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