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Daily (07.01.2020): Carbon prices turned bearish again on Monday after the restart of EUA auctions

Crude oil price extended gains on Monday as tensions erupted following Soleimani's killing on Friday, with Tehran and Washington exchanging strike threats. Brent crude for March delivery rose above $70 a barrel at one point, but settled only 0.5% higher at $68.91 a barrel. U.S. WTI crude for February delivery gained 22 cents to close at $63.27 a barrel.

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Daily (06.01.2019): Crude oil prices surged by over 3% on Friday on heightened U.S.-Iran geopolitical risk

Crude oil prices surged on Friday, hitting the highest level since September 2019 after a U.S. military strike killed General Qassem Soleimani, head of Iran’s elite Quds Force, increasing concerns about a crude oil disruption.

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German solar grows 30% in 2019

The solar market grew by about 30% in 2019 with almost 4GW of new projects installed, according to initial analysis by the German solar industry association BSW.

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Greece, Israel, Cyprus, move to build East Med gas pipeline

The governments of Greece, Israel and Cyprus have signed an agreement to build a pipeline that could supply Europe with 4 percent of its annual gas needs by the middle of the decade.

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In 2019, the Russian NPPs set a new record in terms of electric power output

According to Rosatom, in 2019, the Russian nuclear power plants set a new electric power output record – over 208.784 billion kilowatt-hours, which means they have grown their joint production and exceeded their previous record of 2018 (204.275 billion kWh) by over 4.5 billion kWh.

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