Japan to Promote Energy Efficiency in Egypt
Japanese Ambassador to Cairo Takahiro Kagawa said that his country is ready to provide all the help that it can in relation to energy-saving, especially in light of the energy crisis Egypt is facing.
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Japan Making Way Back to Post-Sanction Iran Crude Market
Executives of Japan's Showa Shell Sekiyu arrived in Tehran on Monday
Oil and Renewables at Top of UAE-Japan Agenda
The United Arab Emirates is open to meeting any demand for oil from Japan, announced the UAE Minister of Economy Sultan bin Saeed al-Mansouri
Iran’s China Exports Rise With Post-Sanction Energy Cooperation Plans
Asian imports of Iranian oil in August rose by 10% from a year ago, said Press TV, adding that China accounted for the lion’s share of this increase of more than 1 m b/d of crude.
South Africa’s Power Plants to Shift Gears from Scandal
Anglo American Platinum Ltd. (Amplats) said it has started buying power from a venture that uses the heat generated by its smelters to produce electricity
SEPCO Contracts in Saudi Not Entirely a Done Deal
China’s Shandong Electric Power Construction Corp (SEPCO) will install two booster gas compressor stations for Aramco
Ethiopia to Draw on Japan’s Experience with Renewables
Ethiopia’s Water, Irrigation and Energy Minister Alemayehu Tegenu said that his country is its partnership with Japan in the area of climate change and renewable energy,
Contradictory Accounts of Japan’s Race to Invest in Iran
Japan's daily Nikkei was quoted by Press TV as saying that “Japan is eager to restore amicable relations with Iran and secure stakes in resource development projects there”.
Japan Gravitating Back to Long-Neglected Iran Investments
“We had useful talks with Japan’s State Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry [Daishiro Yamagiwa] as well as CEOs of Japanese companies,” announced Iran’s Oil Minister Bijan Zangeneh
