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Turkeys Daily Power Consumption Up 2.94% on Feb. 22

Turkey's Daily Power Consumption Up 2.94% on Feb. 22

Daily electricity consumption in Turkiye increased by 2.94% on Tuesday compared to the previous day, totaling 911,015 megawatt-hours, according to official figures of Turkish Electricity Transmission Corporation (TEIAS) on Wednesday

Brimming European LNG Terminals Have Limited Space for More Gas

Brimming European LNG Terminals Have Limited Space for More Gas

Europe's liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals have limited available capacity to absorb extra supply from the United States or other major producers in the event of Russian gas disruption if it invades Ukraine

Dragon Oil Announces Historic Oil Discovery in Gulf of Suez

Dragon Oil Announces Historic Oil Discovery in Gulf of Suez

The United Arab Emirates-based Dragon Oil made one of the largest oil discoveries of the past 20 years in the Gulf of Suez, international media reports said, citing the Egyptian petroleum ministry

Romanias Romgaz Produced 11.2% More Gas in 2021, Still Less Than in 2019

Romania's Romgaz Produced 11.2% More Gas in 2021, Still Less Than in 2019

Total hydrocarbon production of Romanian state-controlled natural gas company Romgaz rose by 11.2% YoY to 32.5 mln barrels of oil equivalent (boe) in 2021, and the volume of gas from domestic production delivered to the market increased even more (by 12.7% YoY) to 4.97 bln cubic meters

Turkeys Daily Power Consumption Down 0.64% on Feb. 10

Turkey's Daily Power Consumption Down 0.64% on Feb. 10

Daily electricity consumption in Turkiye decreased by 0.64% on Thursday compared to the previous day, totaling 964,412 megawatt-hours, according to official figures of Turkish Electricity Transmission Corporation (TEIAS) on Friday

Rystad: Australia Battery Storage Capacity Expected to Double in 2022

Rystad: Australia Battery Storage Capacity Expected to Double in 2022

Australia’s battery capacity will double this year as major projects come online, heightening pressure on the country’s fossil fuel power generators that are struggling to compete against soaring renewable energy generation

Energy Poverty Leads to Pollution-Related Deaths in Albania and Western Balkans

Energy Poverty Leads to Pollution-Related Deaths in Albania and Western Balkans

At least 37% of Albanians are suffering from energy poverty, far above the European average of 5%, according to a study from DOOR and EIHP to address energy poverty in energy community contracting parties. This drives them to use wood to heat their homes, directly impacting the health of those around them