Asia buys more US crude oil as Hormuz remains blocked Asian refiners are increasing purchases of US crude as the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed, with at least four major buyers securing alternative supplies for delivery later this year, traders said. Shipping traffic through the strategic waterway fell below its monthly average towards the…
China approves construction of eight new nuclear reactors China has approved the construction of eight new nuclear reactors as part…
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Renewables Cover Record 58% of Germany's Electricity Consumption Germany's renewable energy sources supplied 58 per cent of the country's…
