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AIKO High-Efficiency Modules Dominate Bosnia’s Largest Utility Power Station Project

AIKO High-Efficiency Modules Dominate Bosnia’s Largest Utility Power Station Project

AIKO and Tibra Pacific have signed a significant procurement contract for the remaining 58 MW capacity of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s largest utility power station project, which will use  AIKO’s high-efficiency ABC Stellar series modules, which have an efficiency of over 23.9%.  The project will become the largest utility ground power station in Bosnia and Herzegovina, marking a major milestone in AIKO’s expansion in the European market

OPEC Sticks to 2024 Oil Demand View, Sees Strong Travel Season

OPEC Sticks to 2024 Oil Demand View, Sees Strong Travel Season

OPEC stuck to its forecast for relatively strong growth in global oil demand in 2024 and next year, saying on Wednesday that resilient economic growth and air travel would support fuel use in the summer months

Eni Makes Oil and Gas Discovery Off Mexico Coast

Eni Makes Oil and Gas Discovery Off Mexico Coast

Italian energy group Eni has made a significant oil and gas discovery in the Sureste Basin, about 63 kilometres off the coast of Mexico, it said on Monday

Bulgargaz Files 400 Mln Euro Arbitration Claim Against Gazprom

Bulgargaz Files 400 Mln Euro Arbitration Claim Against Gazprom

Bulgaria's public gas supplier Bulgargaz said on Tuesday that it has launched arbitration proceedings against the export arm of Russian gas giant Gazprom at the International Court of Arbitration in Paris, seeking over 400 million euro ($433.4 million) in damages resulting from discontinued gas supplies in 2022

EU Lays Out Its China EV Tariff Calculations

EU Lays Out Its China EV Tariff Calculations

The European Commission on Thursday published the findings of its nine-month investigation into China’s electric vehicle market, giving insight into how it calculated tariffs and the evidence it collected to support its highest profile trade case

Norway To Consider Developing Nuclear Energy

Norway To Consider Developing Nuclear Energy

Norway’s government appointed on Friday a committee tasked with considering whether the country should develop nuclear energy as an electricity source

Activists Say Bosnian Dam Threatens River Life and Rafters

Activists Say Bosnian Dam Threatens River Life and Rafters

Environmental activist Lejla Kusturica stood on the banks of Bosnia and Herzegovina's Neretva river, wondering if it was the last time she would get to watch teams of raft racers battling through the rapids on its emerald-green waters

Subsidy Delays Hamper Spains Green Hydrogen Industry, Iberdrola Says

Subsidy Delays Hamper Spain's Green Hydrogen Industry, Iberdrola Says

Spain has the right conditions to be a global leader in green hydrogen but the development of the industry is being hindered by the slow allocation of subsidies, Jorge Palomar, global hydrogen development director at Spanish renewable giant Iberdrola, said on Wednesday