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Brazil auctioned off oil rights to several sites near the Amazon despite protests from environmentalists and Indigenous groups. The auction saw 34 blocks awarded, drawing criticism for the environmental risks …
Brazil Auctions Off Amazon Oil Sites Despite Protests from Environmentalists Read More
POWERCHINA has announced the commercial operation of its CEME1 photovoltaic project in Chile, the largest solar power facility in the country. The project, located in the Atacama Desert, aims to …
CEME1 Project in Chile Marks Milestone for Clean Energy and Land Resilience Read More
POWERCHINA’s CEME1 project in Chile has officially launched, promoting clean energy and sustainable land use. Located in the Atacama Desert, it is the largest single-entity solar power facility in the …
POWERCHINA’s CEME1 Project in Chile Advances Clean Energy and Land Resilience Read More
Zimbabwe has announced a ban on exporting lithium concentrates, starting January 2027, pushing foreign mining companies to build processing facilities in the country. Mines Minister Winston Chitando highlighted the need …
Zimbabwe to Ban Export of Lithium Concentrates Starting January 2027 Read More
Petrobras, Brazil’s state oil company, aims to prioritize Africa for oil exploration, citing Côte d’Ivoire’s offer to acquire offshore blocks as a significant opportunity. CEO Magda Chambriard noted interest from …
Petrobras Eyes Nigeria and Other Nations for Oil Exploration Read More
Petrobras CEO Magda Chambriard announced the company’s plan to focus on Africa for exploration beyond Brazil. Countries like the Ivory Coast, Nigeria, and Namibia are key targets for collaboration. Recent …
Petrobras to Focus on Africa for Exploration Beyond Brazil Read More
Petrobras, led by CEO Magda Chambriard, plans to focus on Africa for exploration while navigating environmental permitting delays in Brazil. The company has received positive gestures from Ivory Coast and …
Petrobras Aims to Make Africa Its Main Exploratory Region Outside Brazil Read More
Sudan’s new Prime Minister has announced the dissolution of the existing government while military control remains strong. The political implications of this move are under scrutiny, as citizens and international …
Sudan’s New PM Dissolves Government but Military Control Remains Firm Read More
The Ghana Chamber of Mines has urged the government to exempt exploration companies from VAT in order to stimulate investment in the mining sector. During its 97th Annual General Meeting, …
Ghana Chamber of Mines Urges Government to Relieve Exploration Companies from VAT Read More
The Waorani people in Ecuador oppose government-backed oil auctions on their ancestral lands, highlighting issues of Indigenous rights and Free, Prior, and Informed Consent. Worldwide, Indigenous communities face digital misinformation …
Global Indigenous: Waorani People Fight for Their Rights in Ecuador Read More