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Energy Explained
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US-EU Trade Agreement: No Sea Change for CBAM, Yet
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Jensen Huang: The Power of Intelligence Infrastructure
Jensen Huang, who founded NVIDIA in the early 1990s and built it into one of the most valuable companies in the world today, has thought a lot about...
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Transforming Fashion’s Footprint: Innovation and Business
While various efforts continue to be made to estimate fashion’s environmental footprint, major gaps remain in how to decarbonize material production and reshape business practices.
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Germany may be forced to wind down or even switch off industrial capacity if Ukraine’s gas transit agreement with Russia isn’t extended after it expires at the end of next year, according to Economy Minister Robert Habeck.
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Livraison de GNL russe sanctionné en Chine : un test géopolitique
« C’est totalement géopolitique », affirme Anne-Sophie Corbeau, chercheuse à l’université de Columbia. « [Le président russe Vladimir Poutine] est en train de tester ce que va faire [son homologue américain Donald] Trump ». Cette livraison montre également la volonté de la Chine de défier les sanctions prises par la Maison-Blanche en septembre
Is Canada betting big on LNG at just the wrong time?
Canada’s $100 billion gamble on liquefied natural gas is counting on Asian nations buying huge volumes as the region transitions from higher-polluting coal power to clean energy. But Canada may have already missed the LNG boat, some analysts say, as the global industry faces a gas glut, trade wars and shifting energy sourcing priorities in Asia.
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How the EU Might Become the OPEC of Global Gas
Despite producing little natural gas, the EU could become the most powerful entity in global gas markets in the decades to come.
GNL, il ruolo strategico delle infrastrutture
Il mercato globale cresce come mai prima, ma affronta sfide geopolitiche e incertezze sulla domanda futura. Le infrastrutture – per l’esportazione e l’importazio...
