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First subsidy-free solar power farm in Britain to be launched
A solar power farm running without a government subsidy should open today in Great Britain, eastern England, due to more accessible renewable energy as costs are significantly decreasing.
read more... 26/09/2017
Daily (26.09.2017): Brent crude price jumped 3.8% to hit a 26-month peak on Monday
Oil prices prolonged gains on Monday, with Brent crude hitting a 26-month peak, supported by Turkey's menace to reduce crude flows from Iraq's Kurdistan area to the outside world.
read more... 26/09/2017
Non-petrol’ service station by Shell in the UK
Shell expressed its intention to open in London the UK’s first “non-petrol” service station next year, as stated in a report.
read more... 26/09/2017
An unfinished hydropower plant is sold by Norway’s Statkraft to Turkey’s Limak
A partially constructed hydropower plant in Turkey has been sold by Norwegian utility Statkraft to local conglomerate Limak Holding. The Turkish group will invest $400 million in the plant, which is likely to launch operations by 2021.
read more... 25/09/2017
Chinese state grid companies will bid for Finland's Elenia
Two state-owned Chinese electricity grid companies are interested in acquiring Finland's second-biggest power distributor, Elenia Oy, in a transaction that might be valued at 3 billion euros, as stated by sources on Friday.
read more... 25/09/2017