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Dioxitek was founded in 1996 to guarantee the secure and sustainable supply of uranium dioxide and strategic radioisotopes – notably cobalt-60 – for Argentina’s energy, industrial, and medical development. The…
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To speed the construction of new energy plants, the Trump administration called for an emergency power auction. They favor gas, coal and nuclear. By When the Trump administration called Friday…
US Natural Gas Jumps on Colder Outlook for Last Week of January
By US natural gas futures jumped as the weather outlook for late January shifted colder, with blasts of Arctic air set to sweep the eastern part of the country, raising…
Global Traders Launch Legal Venezuelan Oil Sales to China
Vitol, the world’s biggest independent oil trading group, is offering Venezuelan crude to Chinese refiners at a discount that’s three times narrower compared to the illicit sales from Venezuela before…
Historic Ceasefire Sees Kurdish Forces Exit Key Syrian Oilfield
Kurdish forces have withdrawn from the largest oilfield in Syria as the Syrian government announced a ceasefire deal with the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) that could lead to normalization…
UK Urged to Ease 2030 Electric Vehicle Sales Goal
The UK should soften its interim 2030 target for electric vehicle sales to support investment in domestic auto and battery manufacturing capacities, a new report is expected to recommend later…
Indian Refiner MRPL Shifts from Russian to Venezuelan Oil Supply
Indian state-run Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited (MRPL) is exploring potential purchases of crude from Venezuela after stopping imports of Russian oil, a top official at the refiner said on…
Bolivia Assures Investors It Will Keep Existing Lithium and Energy Contracts
Bolivia’s new leadership has pledged it would keep its existing lithium and oil and gas contracts, even those awarded to Russia and China under the previous leftist ruling, as La…
Can e-fuels begin to scale?
Producing e-fuels remains more expensive than fossil fuel refining, primarily due to the cost of renewable electricity, electrolysis and CO₂ capture. But there has been notable progress. The Port of…
Nuada to install carbon capture tech at UK lime production site
UK-based carbon capture company Nuada will deploy its demonstration carbon capture unit at a lime production facility at Singleton Birch, owned and operated by US chemical lime business MLC. The…


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