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World’s deepest hole digger could unlock enough geothermal energy to power the world

The current record for the world’s deepest hole is the Kola borehole in the Arctic Circle, which measures 12.2km deep

Linde starts green hydrogen production in Greece

"Linde is taking an important first step towards establishing the green hydrogen economy in Greece, allowing us to advance our sustainability agenda across the country"

“The world should be worried”: Saudi Aramco has issued a dire warning over “extremely low” capacity

Here are 3 stocks for protection. Energy inflation remains a serious concern. Protect your portfolio

Greek hydrocarbons: The exploratory drilling to start from Ioannina in 2023

"We are talking about economies of scale of several billions. The numbers are very large and have elements of transformation of the economy"

Dozens of LNG-laden ships queue off Europe’s coasts unable to unload

If the backlog is not cleared soon those ships may start looking for alternative ports outside Europe to offload their cargo

Nord Stream: The first underwater drone footage shows the scale of the damage (videos-photos)

Traces of a very powerful explosion are visible on the sea floor around the pipeline

Wind power world record broken by “revolutionary” turbine

“With every new generation of our offshore direct drive turbine technology component improvements have enabled greater performance & reliability”

China’s Belt & Road Initiative trashing the environment – Analysis

"Across the globe China is involved in a dizzying variety of resource extraction, energy & infrastructure projects that damage ecosystems & biodiversity", Prof. W. Laurance

Hungary agrees to build a pipeline that will channel Russian oil to Serbia

Oil shipments to Belgrade via Croatia fall under EU sanctions

Turkey warns Greece it will cut off its gas

Erdogan's nationalist partner Bahceli said Turkey would be warm this winter, unlike Europe

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