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Global fuel suppliers are turning to longer and costlier routes that produce more carbon emissions to move their diesel and other products as Western restrictions on Russian cargoes have reshuffled global energy shipping patterns.

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Germany's only deep water port, home to its largest naval base, is where energy firms now plan to spend more than $5.5 billion to help construct the clean energy infrastructure the country needs to help end its reliance on Russian gas.

India's power generation grew at the fastest pace in over three decades in the just-ended fiscal year, a Reuters analysis of government data showed, fuelling a sharp surge in emissions as output from both coal-fired and renewable plants hit records.

The Middle East has by far the lowest share of clean power in its electricity mix of all regions, but is starting to change that through hefty increases in renewable energy generation capacity.

Qatars North Field East project expected to capture, store 2.9Mt CO2 annually: GECF

The European Union is set to begin negotiations on a law to slash the use of super-potent greenhouse gases in fridges and air conditioners, but countries and lawmakers are split over how fast to phase them out.

Nigeria's sovereign wealth fund and Vitol (VITOLV.UL) have launched a joint venture to invest in a range of carbon avoidance and removal projects, the fund said on Wednesday.

The Canadian government on Wednesday signed a partnership with Germany's Heidelberg Materials to support a proposed C$1.4 billion ($1.04 billion) carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS) unit at the company's Edmonton cement plant.

Anglo American said on Tuesday it had signed a memorandum of understanding with Swedish hydrogen and steel producer H2 Green Steel to work on advancing low-carbon steelmaking processes.