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Fossil fuels in schools: industry faces pushback in fight for hearts and minds of next generation

Business efforts to get pro-fossil fuel material into classrooms experience opposition due to role in climate change

The Guardian - AU

France 'ready' for winter as Macron adopts polo neck trend

Paris (AFP) - French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne said Monday that the country was "ready" for the winter despite gas shortages in Europe -- providing consumers made efforts to reduce their energy consumption.

AFP

Ofgem warns UK faces 'significant risk' of gas shortage this winter

A "gas supply emergency" is when energy firms cannot supply enough of the resource to meet demand

Liverpool Echo

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‘Significant risk’ of winter gas shortages in Great Britain, warns Ofgem

Electricity-producing firms ask regulator to change rules that could penalise them if gas supplies run out

The Guardian - UK

TS power staff stage protests in support of Puducherry staff

Demonstrations held at district headquarters across State

The Hindu

Turkey and Libya sign maritime hydrocarbons deal

Tripoli (AFP) - Turkey's foreign minister signed a deal in Libya's capital Monday allowing for oil and gas exploration in Libya's Mediterranean waters, three years after a maritime border deal that angered European nations.

AFP

Ghana’s petroleum sector management is a mess: what’s gone wrong?

After three decades of prospecting Ghana discovered commercially viable quantities of petroleum in 2007. Within 3.5 years, it exported its first barrels of crude oil. The progression from discovery to extraction and export was twice as rapid as the global average of six to seven years.

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The Hebburn housewife who battled for decades against pollution from local cokeworks

A new book, Clean Air, recalls how a Tyneside housewife Jennie Shearan united the local community to fight against the pollution her neighbourhood was forced to endure

Chronicle Live

Gas keeps costing more. Would an emergency oil supply help cut prices?

WASHINGTON — California gasoline prices are soaring again — up more than a dollar over the last month — and the latest big congressional idea for relief involves creating an emergency oil supply that Washington would tap when prices soar.

McClatchy Washington Bureau

Aughinish Alumina given €2.1m in public funding to treat 'red mud' dump near the Shannon

It comes three years after the European Commission ruled €10m in tax breaks for the firm were “illegal”

Irish Mirror

India's coal production rises 12% in September

Dispatch of coal also went up marginally by 1.95% to 61.18 MT in September

The Hindu

Sweden sends diving vessel to probe leaking Nord Stream pipelines

Sweden sent a diving vessel on Monday to the site of Russian gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea that ruptured last week following blasts in the area, to probe an incident that has added new tension to Europe's energy crisis.

Reuters

There is a 'significant' risk of gas shortages this winter

Ofgem has raised concerns in a letter

Wales Online

UK at ‘significant risk’ of gas supply emergency, Ofgem warns

There is a possibility UK could enter a ‘gas supply emergency’ due to the war in Ukraine, the regulator warned

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Chronicle Live

Warning issued over 'significant risk' of gas shortages in Britain this winter

In a letter, energy regulator Ofgem said there was a risk of a 'gas supply emergency' because of the Russian war on Ukraine

AFP

Calls for more funding as pre-COP27 climate talks open in DR Congo

Kinshasa (AFP) - Warning "no-one will escape" a worsening crisis, DR Congo led calls on Monday for a surge in funding to brake global heating and fight its impacts at the start of pre-COP27 climate talks in Kinshasa.

Wales Online

Europe faces ‘unprecedented risk’ of gas shortages this winter, energy agency says

The International Energy Agency has warned that Europe will risk gas shortages in the case of a complete Russian cut-off

Wales Online

Residents terrified as 'explosion' seen coming from Tata steel works plant

"My daughter came running into the house when she saw the flames," said one local

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Radio France Internationale

Europe faces 'unprecedented risk' of gas shortage - IEA report

Europe faces “unprecedented risks” to its natural gas supplies this winter after Russia cut off most pipeline shipments and could wind up competing with Asia for already scarce and expensive liquid gas that comes by ship, the International Energy Agency said.

Reuters

About 120,000 still without power in Puerto Rico days after Fiona

An estimated 120,000 homes and businesses were still without power in Puerto Rico on Monday, two weeks after Hurricane Fiona caused an island-wide outage for its 3.3 million people.

Manchester Evening News

UK issued warning over 'significant risk' of gas shortages this winter

The regulator has spoken of the possibility of 'gas supply emergency' measures this winter

Daily Mirror

Britain faces 'significant risk' of gas shortages this winter, regulator warns

Gas supplies to homes and businesses could be under threat over the coldest months, according to energy regulator Ofgem, with a chance that properties could be asked to ration when they use energy

Manchester Evening News

Massive hydrogen hub worth £300m gets approval in Trafford

Energy will be used to power buses, HGVs and industry

The Independent UK

Sweden sends special diving vessel to area of pipeline leaks

Sweden's navy says it has sent a vessel capable of “advanced diving missions” to the Baltic Sea area where ruptured undersea pipelines leaked natural gas for days

The Independent UK

UK and allies meet to discuss pipeline security after blasts

British Defense Secretary Ben Wallace says the Joint Expeditionary Force alliance of nations will meet Monday to discuss the safety of undersea pipelines and cables after blasts ruptured two natural gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea

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