Russia’s success in the massive Arctic Circle project “Arctic LNG-2” is causing concern in the corridors of the United States of America, which is trying to block this project.

The Wall Street Journal predicted in a report that the project would bring significant profits to Russia if many countries of the world abandon the use of coal as an energy source.

By imposing sanctions on the project, Washington is trying to block Arctic LNG-2, which is a strategic project for Russia.

The newspaper said that the United States, through the barrage of sanctions, is trying to disrupt the project and obstruct the project’s access to liquefied gas tankers.
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The “Xlinks First”, which is tasked with implementing the Morocco-UK electricity interconnection project, has teamed up with NY listed “GE Vernova”, announcing a $10.2 million investment in the project.

The investments aim to accelerate the delivery and construction of the project, which combines wind and solar energy with flexible battery storage, with the aim of providing 3.6 GW of reliable, clean, and affordable electricity, equivalent to 8% of Britain’s electricity needs.

The British company confirmed that the new power plants and battery storage facilities in Morocco will be connected to Britain via 4,000 km of HVDC submarine cables.

With this investment, GE Vernova joined the African Finance Corporation, TAQA of the UAE, Total Energies and Octopus as one of the leading investors in the project.

The project is expected to help meet rising electricity demand in Britain, which is suffering from a power crisis exacerbated by the decline in European dependence on Russian oil, which provided the old continent with a stable source of energy.
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The State of Mali has begun building the largest solar power station in West Africa, with the aim of confronting the severe electricity crisis that the country is currently suffering from.

The project, which is being implemented in cooperation with Russia, aims to provide a sustainable solution to this crisis and strengthen the country’s faltering economy.

The solar station, located in the city of Sanankoruba near the capital, Bamako, is designed to cover an area of ​​314 hectares and have a capacity of 200 megawatts.

Novawind, a subsidiary of the Russian nuclear energy giant Rosatom, announced the start of work on the solar station, and the station is expected to contribute to enhancing local electricity production in Mali by 10%.
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The Libyan event came to change the lines of conflict in the eastern Mediterranean and opened an extension of the political competition between Turkey and Greece, with the decline of other regional powers.

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The New York Times published a detailed report highlighting the phenomenon of energy drink addiction among Ukrainian soldiers on battlefields, which poses a threat to their lives.

The newspaper talked about a Ukrainian soldier who described his day as starting with an energy drink, and during patrol he could not do without it, and even before the attack he drank an energy drink.

The newspaper noted in another testimony from an infantry sergeant that “energy drinks caused deaths, and he cited an incident where one of his subordinates was found sitting motionless in the toilet with an energy drink can in his hand, and doctors were unable to save him due to his excessive consumption of these drinks despite his suffering from heart disease.
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The Tunisian Minister of Industry, Mines and Energy, Fatima Thabet Chiboub, announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding with the European Union that includes a strategic partnership to enhance investment in renewable energy worth 472.6 million euros.

The initiative will allocate 334.6 million euros from the European Union in the form of grants, mainly supporting the electrical interconnection project between Italy and Tunisia.

The project aims to achieve integration between the electricity markets in North Africa and Europe, and to ensure the stability of the electricity network on both sides of the Mediterranean.

Minister Chiboub indicated that the project also lays the foundations for a strong partnership between Tunisia and the European Union in several areas, especially those related to energy transition programs.
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Abdullah Diop, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mali, confirmed that his country wants to accelerate the implementation of a plan to enhance its military capabilities in cooperation with the Russian Federation.

The minister said in an interview with “Novosti” Agency that his country’s government is discussing programs to purchase Russian military equipment with the Russian side.

Recently, a high-level Russian delegation headed by the Deputy Minister of Defense visited the Malian capital, Bamako. This visit aims to continue the dialogue and strengthen the military partnership between the two countries.

This visit reflects Mali’s desire to accelerate the implementation of the plan to “build and strengthen national military and defense capabilities,” according to the Minister of Finance.
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Egypt is seeking to purchase large quantities of liquefied natural gas from global markets with deferred payment terms of up to 6 months, according to market sources.

Cairo, which in the past few years has been a reliable exporter of liquefied natural gas to Europe, is trying to deal with dwindling natural gas supplies that have forced it to return to importing gas.

According to Reuters, citing trade sources, the Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS) is seeking to purchase 17 shipments of liquefied natural gas through a tender that closes on June 26, with 7 shipments to be received in July 6 in August, and 4 in September, via the shipboard delivery system at the port of arrival. .
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Egypt is organizing tenders to purchase large quantities of gas this summer with the possibility of deferring payment for up to six months.

These new conditions make prices slightly higher, as Egypt is expected to pay more than the usual price to ensure its access to gas.

Sources in the Egyptian energy market indicate that Egypt will have to pay an additional premium on the price of gas, between one and two dollars per million British thermal units above the basic price, to secure the required quantities of gas.

Egypt expects to receive most of these shipments through the port of Ain Sokhna on the Red Sea, while some other shipments will be received at the port of Aqaba in Jordan.

Egypt faces economic challenges, including a shortage of hard currency and overdue debts to major companies, which makes the situation more difficult in light of these major tenders.
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The Bahri Thermal Station in Sudan, which contributes about 17% of the country’s electricity production, was exposed to a massive fire yesterday morning, Saturday, without any party claiming responsibility for the incident.

As a result of this fire, Sudan lost more than 70% of its electrical energy, which led to a power outage in most Khartoum neighborhoods and other areas.

The war in Sudan led to major destruction of infrastructure, as electrical power stations and oil refineries were severely damaged in less than a day of being targeted, raising fears of widespread impacts on the country.
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The World Bank’s Vice President for North Africa and the Middle East, Osman Dion, stressed the continuity of assistance to Tunisia in implementing its comprehensive programs that enhance human capital and support food, water, and energy security.

During a meeting with Tunisian Prime Minister Ahmed El Hachani at the Government Palace in the Kasbah, on an official visit to Tunisia lasting several days, the two parties discussed the progress achieved in the projects currently funded by the Bank and explored future prospects for cooperation.

Al-Hashani also chaired an expanded working session that included a delegation from the World Bank and a number of Tunisian ministers, where the current and future programs supported by the Bank were discussed.
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Morocco and Turkey signed two agreements in the fields of energy and mining aimed at “improving bilateral relations in various energy fields and implementing joint projects.”

This came during an official visit by the Turkish Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, Alp Arslan Bayraktar, to Morocco, and the signing took place in the capital, Rabat, in the presence of officials from the Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development, the National Office of Hydrocarbons and Minerals, the National Office of Electricity and Potable Water, the Moroccan Agency for Sustainable Energy, and the Agency. Moroccan Energy Efficiency Institute, and the Research Institute for Solar Energy and New Energies.
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The Russian ambassador to Djibouti and Somalia, Mikhail Golovanov, said, “Somalia shows interest in expanding multifaceted cooperation with Russia.”

He said, in an interview with the Russian “TASS” agency, that “Somalis refer to the period of intense cooperation between the Soviet Union and Somalia with nostalgia, noting the high level of interaction in various fields after the country gained independence.”

He added, “In contacts with the embassy, ​​the Somali partners confirm that they highly appreciate our country’s role on the international scene, in maintaining global stability and its foreign policy based on the principles of building respectful dialogue and non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries.
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