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UK'S $5.6 BILLION ELECTRICITY 'SUPERHIGHWAY' GETS GREEN LIGHT.

The UK's energy regulator, Ofgem, has approved a $5.6 billion subsea cable project to transport renewable energy from Scotland to England.

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Oil & Gas

NEW ZEALAND: IMPORTS LIQUEFIED GAS FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ITS HISTORY.

A Pacific island nation is preparing to import liquefied natural gas (LNG) for the first time, addressing its lack of a receiving station for fuel, which is currently in high global demand.

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Power Grid

EQUINOR EXITS OFFSHORE WIND SECTOR IN VIETNAM.

Equinor's operations in Vietnam have been significantly impacted by the country's uncertain regulatory environment.

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Power Grid

DENMARK: WORLD'S FIRST ARTIFICIAL ENERGY ISLAND BEHIND 3 YEARS.

The construction of the world's first artificial energy island has faced new delays, with the project being postponed for a second time, now expected to be delayed by at least three more years.

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Power Grid

UK: SHIPS TO PRODUCE GREEN HYDROGEN FROM THE WIND.

Companies are increasingly competing to advance green hydrogen production technologies, driven by the UK's offshore wind potential.

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Oil & Gas

JORDAN BUILD A REGASIFICATION UNIT.

Jordan is taking a significant step toward securing a stable and permanent energy supply by building a regasification unit, which converts liquefied gas back into its natural form.

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