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SK earthon begins crude oil production in South China Sea

Korea Times 25 Sep 2023
According to SK earthon, the offshore oilfield is part of the 17/03 mining area located in the northeastern South China Sea ... (CNOOC) in 2015 to win the mining rights, SK earthon became the first Korean private enterprise part of the agreement to develop an offshore oilfield on the South China Sea.
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Ministry for early green light in underground coal mining

Live Mint 25 Sep 2023
B2 covers projects such as thermal power plants with a capacity of up to 5 MW, onshore and offshore oil and gas exploration, and mining of minor minerals within leased areas of less than 25 hectares.Projects under category A require mandatory environmental clearance from the ...
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Self-reliance in fertilisers

Deccan Herald 24 Sep 2023
the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Act, 2023, and the Offshore Areas Mineral (Development and Regulation) Amendment Act, 2023, in the monsoon session of Parliament bodes well for the Indian fertiliser sector.
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Aker BP aims to be trailblazer for Norway’s seabed mining

Upstream Online 20 Sep 2023
Norwegian oil and gas producer Aker BP will volunteer to become a trailblazer in mining critical ...
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Gov’t unshackles grip on guarantees for foreign investors

Capital Ethiopia 18 Sep 2023
FXD/86/2023’ NBE has added mining sectors besides strategic PPP energy projects ... Large mining projects with a substantial export earning potential were also stated as eligible to open an offshore account to deposit the proceeds from their equity and loan financing sources.
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Why does Norway want to mine the seabed?

Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide 15 Sep 2023
Norway may become the first country to start commercial deep sea mining, ...
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Explainer: Norway’s plans to mine the seabed

Business Day 14 Sep 2023
Oslo — Norway may become the first country to start commercial deep-sea mining, if parliament approves a government proposal to open an offshore area larger than the UK, despite international calls for a global moratorium ... Its proposed plan follows similar principles to the opening of offshore areas to oil and gas exploration.
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Norway’s left-wing party demands Arctic mining halt

Business Day 14 Sep 2023
Oslo — Norway’s minority government should withdraw its proposal to open a vast Arctic offshore area to deep-sea mining and call at least a 10-year moratorium on the activity, its key backer in parliament said ... The mining could provide a source for such metals as copper and rare earth elements for the transition away from fossil fuels.
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Norway should call off deep sea mining plans, key ally says

Hong Kong Standard 14 Sep 2023
Norway's minority government should withdraw its proposal to open a vast Arctic offshore area to deep sea mining and call at least a ten-year moratorium on the activity, its key backer in parliament, said ... The mining could provide a source for such metals as copper and rare earth elements for the transition away from fossil fuels.
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Explained | Why does Norway want to mine the seabed?

Deccan Herald 14 Sep 2023
<p>Norway may become the first country to start ...
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Explainer-Why does Norway want to mine the seabed?

Straits Times 14 Sep 2023
September 14, 2023 2.08 PM Norway may become the ...
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Explainer: Why does Norway want to mine the seabed?

The Times of India 14 Sep 2023
... to open an offshore area l.
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AP Business SummaryBrief at 9:03 a.m. EDT

Enid News & Eagle 14 Sep 2023
The package also aims to hobble the development of Russia’s energy sector and future sources of cash, including Arctic natural gas projects, as well as mining and factories producing and repairing Russian weapons. Offshore wind energy plans advance in New Jersey amid opposition.
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AP Business SummaryBrief at 9:22 a.m. EDT

SCNOW Morning News 14 Sep 2023
The package also aims to hobble the development of Russia’s energy sector and future sources of cash, including Arctic natural gas projects, as well as mining and factories producing and repairing Russian weapons. Offshore wind energy plans advance in New Jersey amid opposition.
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Pace of Energy Transition Too Slow to Meet Paris Climate Targets, Wood Mackenzie Says

Market Watch 14 Sep 2023
By Will Horner ... But there are also signs of roadblocks forming as sharply rising input costs have hampered renewable energy projects, notably offshore wind power. At the same time, analysts say the mining of the large quantities of critical minerals and metals required will need to ramp up lest it also pose a bottleneck ... Advertisement. Advertisement ... .

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