China’s Economic Powerhouse Plans More Offshore Wind Power Than World Builds in a Year
China’s Guangdong province will accept bids this month to construct 23 gigawatts of offshore wind power as one
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Ukraine Recap: Three People Die in Latest Russian Attack on Kyiv
At least three people were killed, including two children, in the latest Russian missile assault on Kyiv, Mayor
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Pimco Says Gold Is Overvalued Now, But Has Long-Term Appeal
Gold still looks too expensive after recent declines, according to a Pimco managing director who says sticky inflation
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Korea Export Slide Eases, Hinting at Global Demand Recovery
South Korea’s exports slump eased for a second month in May, an early sign that weakness in global
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Oil Drops for a Third Session on Signs of Higher US Inventories
Oil fell for a third day as industry data pointed to rising US crude stockpiles with demand concerns
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Britain’s Electric Cars Cut Deeper Into £32 Billion Fuel Duty
British motorists are adopting electric cars much more quickly than expected, leaving a growing gap in the £32
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Equinor Delays Canadian Offshore Oil Project as Costs Rise
Equinor ASA has delayed by as many as three years its controversial Bay du Nord project due to
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Turkmenistan in Talks With US to Tackle Giant Methane Leaks
American officials are negotiating a deal to help Turkmenistan curb its vast methane emissions, potentially sealing a major
1970-01-01 08:00
German Inflation Slows Significantly as ECB Hikes Near End
Germany joined its major euro-zone peers in reporting a steep slowdown in inflation — underscoring arguments by some
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Services Sector Shields Indian Economy From Still-High Rates
India’s economy grew faster than the government’s expectations last year, as demand spurred an expansion in the services
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Mercedes and Stellantis Don’t See Eye to Eye on Chinese Cars
As Chinese carmakers including BYD Co. and Nio Inc. look to expand in Europe, the region’s incumbents are
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South Africa Says Private Companies to Add Four Gigawatt to Grid by End 2024
South Africa expects private companies to add more than 4 gigawatts of electricity generation capacity to the grid
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