World
7.4%
Japan's power generation recovered in 2017 after 3 years of decline.
China, India and Japan accounted for 3/4 of the global electricity production rise in 2017
Most of the increase in global power generation in 2017 occurred in Asia, with China contributing to half of the growth due to a high demand combined with the fast development of generating capacities, followed by India and Japan.
Power generation contracted in the United States against lower electricity demand, but increased in Canada, and in the European Union to a lesser extent. It stagnated in Russia but surged in Turkey and in the Middle-East, due to soaring generation in Iran.
Global Energy Trends, 2018 edition
Based on its 2017 data for G20 countries, Enerdata analyses the trends in the world energy markets.
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Nov
First 600 MW turbine comes online at Tajikistan's 3.6 GW Rogun dam
The 600 MW first turbine of the 3,600 MW Rogun (also spelled Roghun) hydropower dam on the Vakhsh River in southern Tajikistan has started operations. The US$3.9bn project is being built gradually by the Italian company Salini Impregilo and the remaining turbines will come online between 2019 and 2026. Once built, it will enable Tajikistan to end domestic power shortages and to export electricity to Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Nov
Iraq restarts oil exports from Kirkuk after 1 year of interruption
The Iraqi government has resumed oil exports from the Kirkuk oil fields one year after the city was seized by federal forces from the autonomous Kurdish administration over dispute about oil payments, revenues and pipeline fees. An agreement has been reached with the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) to export 50,000 bbl/d to 100,000 bbl/d through a pipeline running through the Kurdish territory to Turkey. The revenue from the renewed exports will be collected by the federal government of Iraq.
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Nov
Cheniere Energy starts production at Corpus Christi LNG project (US)
US-based project company Cheniere Energy has started to produce LNG at the first 4.5 Mt/year train of its US$15bn Corpus Christi liquefaction and export terminal project in Texas (United States) and the facility is on its way to ship its first-ever cargo. The 170,000 m3 floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) Golar Tundra has arrived at the facility and will depart with the first shipment shortly.
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Nov
ADNOC will invest US$1.4bn to upgrade the Bu Hasa oil field (UAE)
Emirati state-run oil and gas company Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has unveiled plans to invest AED5.1bn (US$1.4bn) to upgrade the operations of the Bu Hasa onshore oil field (United Arab Emirates) from 550,000 bbl/d up to 650,000 bbl/d by the end of 2020 as per its 2030 smart growth strategy.
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