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Colombia’s Energy Chief Expedited Plans for First Offshore Gas Exploration

10 days ago

Colombia's energy sector is witnessing a pivotal shift as the government accelerates efforts to initiate offshore gas exploration. The nation's Energy Minister, Irene Vélez, has expressed her commitment to fast-track the inaugural gas extraction project off the country's northern Caribbean coast, aiming for it to commence operations earlier than initially projected. Driven by increasing energy demands and a desire for greater energy security, this initiative marks a significant milestone in Colombia's energy landscape.

Pampa Energía Eyes LNG Projects as Economic Reforms Enhance Shale Development in Argentina

2 months ago

In a strategic move reflecting the surge in Argentina’s energy sector, Pampa Energía, a leading player in the local market, is actively evaluating multiple liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects. This revitalization comes in the wake of recent economic reforms introduced by President Javier Milei, which are geared toward encouraging the expansion of the country’s shale reserves.

Kazakhstan Shows Support for Nuclear Energy in Landmark Referendum

3 months ago

In a definitive stride towards enhancing its energy infrastructure, Kazakhstan has demonstrated overwhelming public support for the construction of a nuclear power plant. This comes in the wake of a recent referendum where the majority of citizens expressed their favor, as evidenced by preliminary exit polls.

Orano's Ambitious Strides: Advancing Uranium Mining Ventures in Mongolia

3 months ago

In an intriguing development that promises to reshape the uranium supply landscape, French multinational Orano has reported significant progress in establishing a uranium mining project in Mongolia. This initiative, a critical component of Orano's strategic expansion efforts, is anticipated to bolster the company's capacity in uranium production, pivotal for fueling nuclear energy and reducing global carbon emissions.

Japan’s LNG Lobby Calls on Government to Intervene in Long-Term Contracts

3 months ago

Japan's LNG industry is pushing the government to intervene and renegotiate the long-term contracts that exist between the country and international suppliers. It is said to be in respect to efforts by the country to garner more flexibility into their energy purchase in the face of fluctuating market conditions.