December 13 2022 🕓 2 min
Europe announces another interesting hydrogen project
Spain, Portugal and France have agreed to build a pipeline to transport so-called green hydrogen from Barcelona to Marseille.
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November 30 2022 🕓 3 min
Rolls-Royce successfully tests its hydrogen jet engine
Rolls-Royce and easyJet have achieved a new aviation milestone with the world's first hydrogen-fuelled modern jet engine.
November 28 2022 🕓 2 min
Italy plans 50% windfall tax for energy firms
Italy plans to impose a one-off windfall tax of 50% on the extraordinary income of its energy companies in 2023.
November 27 2022 🕓 3 min
Chevron receives permit for oil production in Venezuela
Chevron has been given permission to resume oil production in Venezuela. All exports are expected to go back to the US.
November 26 2022 🕓 3 min
Why is wind energy in Europe in such trouble?
Europe is in an energy crisis and although we are seeing big growth in solar energy, wind energy is not doing so well. Why is that?
November 26 2022 🕓 2 min
Chinese oil giant invests nearly $2 billion in Brazil
China's CNOOC has bought a stake in a production-sharing contract in the huge offshore Buzios oil field in Brazil.
November 25 2022 🕓 3 min
Ghana wants to buy oil with gold instead of the US dollar
Ghana is struggling with declining foreign exchange reserves. Will this move reduce the depreciation of the Ghanaian currency?
November 24 2022 🕓 2 min
Russia to revive car production after 20 years
Russia has started producing the legendary Moskvich cars from the Soviet era. Production is underway at the former Renault factory.
November 23 2022 🕓 2 min
Belarus wants to increase oil transit fee by 39%
Expecting less oil to be transported through its territory, Belarus is demanding an increase in the fee. Ukraine wants to react similarly.
November 21 2022 🕓 3 min
ECB pulls up to €300 billion out of the eurozone
The money will come from banks in the eurozone as part of the repayment of a long-standing loan. This is an effort to fight inflation.
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Bruno is an Investment enthusiast with several years of experience in the industry. He enjoys following the latest news and technology trends...