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The Single Electricity Market Operator (SEMO) issued am amber alter on Wednesday morning, stating it was due to a 'generation shortfall in Ireland'

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There’s been outrage from some quarters in South Africa about reports that the power utility Eskom and some municipalities intend to increase the connection fee for electricity users who also generate their own power.

South Africa’s ruling party recently proposed establishing a second state-owned power company. The purpose is to offset the “grave strategic risk” of relying on Eskom, the country’s monolithic state-owned utility.

Developer aims to have the turbines generating electricity by the end of this year

While Eamon Ryan has ruled out any possibility of rationing in Ireland, the latest update from the Single Electricity Market Operator operated by EirGrid is not good news

Egypt is seeking to increase its hard currency revenues, as a result of the rise in interest rates on the dollar. Egypt’s financing needs are increasing despite record revenues achieved from the Suez Canal Authority, which reached USD 7 billion in the last fiscal year, remittances from Egyptians abroad that…

“The staggering increases in the cost of energy is leading to desperation."

Government admits any policy decisions unlikely to be made before new prime minister announced