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Drilling starts on Romanian Black Sea offshore gas project that challenges Russia | World News byteseu.com/863678/ #EnergySecurity #GasConsumption #NeptunDeep #OffshoreProject #Romania #RomanianGasProduction

Bytes Europe · Drilling starts on Romanian Black Sea offshore gas project that challenges Russia | World News* Drilling starts on Romanian Black Sea offshore gas project that challenges Russia Offshore project to double Romanian gas production from 2027 * Romanian gas consumption seen up 25% per year to 2030 * But analyst still expects small exportable surplus By Luiza Ilie BUCHAREST, - Drilling at Romania's Neptun Deep offshore gas project began in the Black Sea on Sunday, its owners said on Tuesday, putting one of the EU's largest gas deposits on track for production in 2027 that could help ease the shift from Russian gas. Jointly owned by oil and gas group OMV Petrom and Romania's
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$57M disbursement of DOE loan propels restart of Palisades Nuclear Plant byteseu.com/841779/ #DepartmentOfEnergy #EnergySecurity #HoltecInternational #JobRestoration #LoanDisbursement #Nuclear #NuclearEnergy #PalisadesNuclearPlant #SafetyConcerns

Bytes Europe · $57M disbursement of DOE loan propels restart of Palisades Nuclear PlantCOVERT TOWNSHIP, Mich. — The Palisades nuclear plant in Southwest Michigan is another step closer to resuming operations after receiving approval for a second disbursement in a major financial boost from the Department of Energy (DOE).The DOE on Monday confirmed the next disbursement of a $1.52 billion loan, with nearly $57 million approved to aid in the plant's restart process.Nick Culp, a spokesperson for Holtec International, the company who owns Palisades Nuclear Power Plant, said that they are on track to restart the plant by October.The plant's revival would generate 800 megawatts of power and restore approximately 600 jobs to
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