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River barges break loose on Ohio River, pinned against McAlpine Dam - Vimarsana News

River barges break loose on Ohio River, pinned against McAlpine Dam

Several river barges broke loose from a tow boat on the Ohio River in Louisville, Kentucky, on Tuesday, with three barges pinned against the lower McAlpine Dam site, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said in a statement.

S.Africa's Thungela doubles profit on soaring coal prices - Vimarsana News

S.Africa's Thungela doubles profit on soaring coal prices

South African thermal coal exporter Thungela Resources expects demand to stay strong, particularly in Asia, although prices have come off the record highs of 2022, Chief Executive July Ndlovu said on Monday.

Botswana partners gem trader HB Antwerp, seeks to loosen De Beers' grip - Vimarsana News

Botswana partners gem trader HB Antwerp, seeks to loosen De Beers' grip

Botswana will take a 24% stake in Belgian gem processing firm HB Antwerp as it seeks to gain more value from its diamonds, President Mokgweetsi Masisi said Monday, a move which might start to loosen De Beers' grip on the country's diamond industry.

Column: India's coal + renewables mix makes for messy energy transition: Maguire - Vimarsana News

Column: India's coal + renewables mix makes for messy energy transition: Maguire

India has emerged as a renewable energy star after boosting solar capacity by a whopping 28% in 2022, rivalling China's growth rate and outpacing European heavyweights which deployed record funding on energy transition efforts last year.

German power grid firms list costs to meet zero-carbon targets - Vimarsana News

German power grid firms list costs to meet zero-carbon targets

Boosting German power transmission lines to accommodate a shift to zero-carbon generation industry will require 14,197 km (8821.61 miles) of new networks costing billions of euros, the country's high voltage grid firms (TSOs) said on Friday.