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10.08.26 - 12:42
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Trotz Kritik: Afrikas Mehrheit hält am IStGH fest (DW)
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Eine neue afrikanische Austrittswelle hat den Internationalen Strafgerichtshof erfasst: Nach den drei Sahel-Juntas kehrt auch der Tschad dem Gericht den Rücken. Doch umgekehrt vertrauen die meisten Regierungen Den Haag....
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09.08.26 - 18:00
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Europe Bets Billions On North Africa′s Clean Energy Potential (ZeroHedge)
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Europe Bets Billions On North Africa's Clean Energy Potential
Authored by Felicity Bradstock via OilPrice.com,
The EU's T-MED initiative aims to mobilize billions of euros for renewable energy, hydrogen, clean technology, and electricity networks across the Mediterranean.
Morocco and Egypt are emerging as important partners as Europe invests in renewable generation, grid infrastructure, and potential subsea electricity connections.
Greater Mediterranean interconnection could give Europe access to abundant renewable resources while attracting investment and clean-energy jobs to North Africa.
Europe is deepening its ties with North Africa to develop stronger clean energy connections between the two regions in support of a green transition. The European Union and several European countries have invested in Morocco and Egypt in recent years to support renewable energy development in countries with favourable climate conditions for energy production. Over the coming decade, Europe an...
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07.08.26 - 13:54
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Wieso Den Haags Ruf in Afrika so schlecht ist (DW)
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Eine neue afrikanische Austrittswelle hat den Internationalen Strafgerichtshof erfasst: Nach den drei Sahel-Juntas kehrt auch der Tschad dem Gericht den Rücken. Doch umgekehrt vertrauen die meisten Regierungen Den Haag....
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07.08.26 - 13:30
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Indian Refiners Continue West Africa Crude Buying Spree (ZeroHedge)
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Indian Refiners Continue West Africa Crude Buying Spree
By Tsvetana Paraskova of OilPrice.com
India's state-run refiners continue their buying spree of crude from West Africa as the Middle East crisis has sapped supply and made deliveries uncertain.
In one of the latest purchases via a tender, India's state-owned refiner Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) has acquired 2 million barrels of Nigerian crude oil from Shell, trade sources told Reuters on Thursday.
HPCL has bought 1 million barrels each of Nigerian crude grades Forcados and Bonga for its Visakh refinery in the state of Andhra Pradesh on the east coast of southern India. The refinery has the capacity to process 300,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude.
Earlier this week, reports emerged that HPCL acquired 2 million barrels of Okwuibome and Utapate crudes from Nigeria from commodity trader Glencore via a tender.
The Nigerian crude from Glencore will go to feed HPCL's refinery in the state of Rajasthan, HPCL Rajasthan Refin...
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