Finance & Investment

Food insecurity could be the reason to loosen EU sanctions

To prevent an energy and food security catastrophe in developing nations, the EU has removed some restrictions on the sale and funding of Russian coal and some chemicals, the EU Observer reports. In advice distributed to EU member states last month, the EU Commission said that coal should be permitted to tackle food and energy …

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African countries want deeds not talks

Put the money on the table first: African countries do not trust words anymore

Finance issues took center stage today at the COP27 climate talks. U.N. Experts have published a list of $120 billion projects in that investors could invest money and support them. That will help poorer countries, including African countries, reduce emissions and adapt to the effects of global warming. Among the dozens of projects listed was …

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renewables

Investments in renewable energy sources continue to grow

This year which is slowly passing can rightly be called the year of investment growth in renewable energy sources. The challenges brought by the war in Ukraine have apparently been successfully overcome by the renewable energy sector. So, for example, despite the reserved forecasts for the stagnation of investments in renewable energy sources, after the …

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Azerbaijan Has Ambitious Energy Plans with Europe: Ambassador Isgandarov

The Azerbaijani ambassador to Switzerland, H.E. Mr. Fuad Isgandarov, addressed a press conference organized by the Geneva Press Club where he discussed the bilateral ties between the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Swiss Confederation, particularly the role of Azerbaijan in the energy industry. Europe is currently going through a crisis, mainly due to the ongoing …

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China's coal plants pollute as whole of Spain

China’s abroad coal plants investments pollute as whole of Spain

Carbon dioxide emissions from China-invested power coal plants abroad are now estimated to be 245 million tonnes per year. They roughly pollute the same as annual energy-related CO2 emissions from the whole of Spain or Thailand, shows new research released on Tuesday. According to the research of Boston University’s Global Development Policy Center (GDPC), Chinese …

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Mytilineos Group increased profits from investments in renewables and energy storage

In conditions of crisis and uncertainty, invest! We often hear or read this motto from business motivators. And this currency is proving to be a successful formula, especially these days for companies that have energy-related businesses. The war in Ukraine created stagnation in the markets, but at the same time it opened up new opportunities. …

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OMG! China suppose to invest $17 trillion to meet climate goals

A new World Bank report on China’s climate and development challenges is released this week. It states that the country requires up to $17 trillion in additional investments in green infrastructure and technology. These investments have to be in the power and transportation sectors if China wants to achieve climate goals of net-zero emissions by …

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Green transition: You say crypto-mining becomes pricey?

Expensive gas means not enough cost-effective electricity. As there is not enough cost-effective electricity, crypto-mining becomes pricey. Crypto-miners use powerful computers to solve complex mathematical puzzles to mine new tokens. It is equal to spending a lot of electricity. The math is – more expenses, less gain. Cryptocurrency miners do not use much sustainable energy, …

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