Suriname Oil Boom Back On Track As New Discoveries Excite Investors
November 27th, 2024
Via Brazil Energy Insight, a report on Suriname’s oil industry: Suriname, struggling with political unrest and a debt crisis, pins hopes on its oil sector after TotalEnergies delayed the billion-dollar final investment decision for Block 58. Latest appraisal drilling confirms that Block 58 could contain as much as 6.5 billion barrels of exploitable oil resources, […]
Read more »India-Kazakhstan Cooperation in Critical Minerals Signals a Shifting Regional Approach
November 27th, 2024
Via The Diplomat, a report on growing India- Kazakh cooperation in critical minerals: The critical minerals sector has attracted significant global attention, including from New Delhi and Astana. On November 4, India and Kazakhstan partnered to produce titanium slag, a critical mineral. Indian Rare Earths Limited (IREL) and Kazakhstan’s Ust-Kamenogorsk Titanium and Magnesium Plant (UKTMP) […]
Read more »Tuvalu: The Disappearing Island Nation Recreating Itself in the Metaverse
November 26th, 2024
Via BBC, a report on Tuvalu – one of the nations most at risk from climate change: Facing erasure due to climate change, the Pacific Island nation of Tuvalu is digitally backing up everything from its houses to its trees as it endeavors to save whatever it can. Tuvalu, a small country in the Pacific […]
Read more »Cyclone-Prone Malawi Plans Energy Storage to Bolster Grid
November 26th, 2024
Via Bloomberg, a report on Malawi’s plans to incorporate energy storage into its grid management plan: Most of the African nation’s electricity comes from hydropower Malawi faced one of the worst tropical cyclones last year Malawi is building its first battery-energy system, a technology that will help protect its grid from cyclones that have battered […]
Read more »Why Joining BRICS+ Is Not In Indonesia’s Interests
November 26th, 2024
Via The Interpreter, commentary on why joining BRICS+ is not in Indonesia’s interests: Indonesia’s decision to join BRICS+ solely based on perceived economic opportunities is highly imprudent. Although the initiative offers economic advantages, Indonesia already participates in robust platforms such as the G20 and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP). It has formidable economic ties […]
Read more »When The Saudis Set Their Sights On Africa
November 26th, 2024
Via The Africa Report, an article on Saudi Arabia’s intentions to take a stronger economic stance in Africa – defending its place on the international stage while securing its future in the post-oil era: Tens of billions in investments over the next decade: this is the promise Saudi Arabia has made to Africa. In late […]
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