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French renewable energy sector says far-right victory risks trouble for industry
The French renewable energy sector is bracing for a sharp slowdown in wind and solar projects if the far-right wins a majority in upcoming elections, just as new legislation was expected to boost the industry in nuclear-dominant France.
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Daily (12.06.2024): Gas prices fell on Tuesday as bearish fundamentals outweighed unplanned outages
Oil prices rose for the fourth time in five trading days as investors anticipated that last week’s decline was overdone and expected a surge in demand during the summer. Hence, Brent crude edged about 0.4% higher at $81.92 per barrel, while WTI crude closed 0.2% up at 77.90 per barrel.
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Italy's De Nora says orders already equal new electrolyser gigafactory output
Industrie De Nora began construction of Italy's largest electrolyser manufacturing plant on Tuesday to meet expected demand growth for green hydrogen, which forms part of the EU's plans to replace fossil fuels in energy intensive industries.
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Britain eyes expanding scheme to pay homes to use less power
Britain's electricity system operator wants to expand a scheme under which homes are paid to cut power usage so that it becomes a regular feature of the market, rather than just a tool to help prevent electricity shortages in winter.
read more... 12/06/2024
Chinese automakers committed to Europe despite EV tariff probe
Chinese automakers' plans to invest in Europe will not be deflected by the EU's anti-subsidy probe into Chinese-made electric vehicles, a leading Chinese auto industry association said.
read more... 12/06/2024