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Emilia Calleja presents CFE advances in appearance before deputies
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The director of the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), Emilia Esther Calleja Alor, appeared before the Energy Commission of the Chamber of Deputies to detail the company's achievements in 2025, as part of Claudia Sheinbaum's First Government Report. She highlighted subsidies for family tariffs, reduction in electrical interruptions, and infrastructure expansions. The presentation emphasized energy sovereignty and partnerships with the private sector.
Data center boom threatens western US resources
A surge in data centers across the western United States is driving up electricity and water demands, potentially increasing consumer bills and hindering climate goals. A new report from Western Resource Advocates warns that without stronger regulations, households could bear the financial and environmental costs. The boom risks extending fossil fuel use and straining water supplies in arid regions.
포스코인터내셔널, 노르웨이 기업과 에너지 파트너십 확대
포스코인터내셔널은 포스코그룹의 무역 부문으로, 노르웨이 에너지 기업과 해상 풍력, 철강 공급, LNG 거래 분야에서 파트너십을 확대한다고 발표했다. 두 회사는 해상 풍력 프로젝트 공동 개발과 철강 제품 공급, LNG 거래 협력을 위한 합의를 체결했다. 이는 2023년 초기 파트너십을 기반으로 한 것이다.
Swedish power grid confirms hacker attack
Svenska kraftnät has confirmed a data breach after hacker group Everest claimed to have stolen large amounts of data. The group is now demanding money to avoid leaking the information and has been linked to Russian cyber groups. The authority is investigating the scope without impact on the power system.
New York pipeline proposal revives amid political controversy
A controversial natural gas pipeline off New York City's Rockaway Beach has been fast-tracked despite past rejections over environmental concerns. The Williams Company's Northeastern Supply Enhancement project faces renewed opposition as allegations of a political deal between state and federal officials surface. Residents worry about water quality and rising sea levels exacerbating local flooding risks.
U.S. power outages increase due to aging grid and severe weather
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2025년 10월 28일 02시 12분Egypt launches green hydrogen projects with global investors
2025년 10월 27일 23시 41분Inga hydro project seeks to power Africa's data centers
2025년 10월 27일 23시 06분Scheduled power outages in 13 RM communes this Tuesday
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2025년 10월 26일 12시 40분Business wins court ruling over solar-related electricity disconnection
2025년 10월 25일 09시 23분Lucosa congratulates Usenbo on Edo power commissioner appointment
Takaichi tells Trump Japan will continue Russian LNG imports
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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi met U.S. President Donald Trump in Tokyo on October 28 for their first summit, informing him that Japan intends to continue importing Russian liquefied natural gas for the time being. The U.S. had urged Japan to end such imports to bolster sanctions on Russia, but Takaichi stressed the necessity due to risks of domestic power shortages. The meeting focused on strengthening bilateral ties and defense cooperation.
Chamber president does not rule out voting accusation against pardow before elections
Former Energy Minister Diego Pardow was notified of a constitutional accusation over an electricity billing error, with opposition pressure to vote on it before the November 16 elections. Chamber President José Miguel Castro expressed openness to a session on November 15, though Deputy Jaime Mulet stressed respecting deadlines to ensure due process. The government will handle Pardow's legal defense, citing an institutional principle.
Readers divided on oil drilling in Amazon mouth
Petrobras received Ibama authorization to drill its first exploratory well in the Foz do Amazonas basin on Monday, October 20. The license sparked debates between the government's energy and environmental wings and divided Folha readers' opinions. Some support exploration for economic benefits, while others highlight environmental risks.
QatarEnergy announces gas exploration expansion in Egypt
QatarEnergy has announced a new expansion of its operations in Egypt through a partnership with Italian energy company Eni in the offshore North Rafah concession in the Mediterranean Sea for natural gas exploration. This addition brings QatarEnergy's portfolio in Egypt to six offshore concessions, partnering with leading international energy firms. The partnerships reflect strong confidence in Egypt's investment climate and energy sector opportunities.
Dangote targets $100 billion growth by 2030 at Afreximbank event
Alhaji Aliko Dangote, president of the Dangote Group, announced plans to transform his conglomerate into a $100 billion enterprise by 2030 during the Afreximbank Legacy Conference in Cairo. The vision includes doubling refinery production to cut fuel prices by up to 50 percent and boosting Africa's self-sufficiency in energy and manufacturing. The announcement coincided with the investiture of Dr. George Elombi as Afreximbank's new president.