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Saturday, 31 October 2026

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Key points

  • WTI, Brent Settle Higher as Geopolitical Risk Premium Holds.
  • ExxonMobil Lifts Rovuma LNG Stake to 50%, Takes Over Papua LNG.
  • ExxonMobil Third-Quarter Profit Doubles to USD 15.4 Billion.
  • DOE Opens $237 Million Call for Domestic Grid Component Supply Chains.

Renewables

India's Solar Growth Lifts Demand for Generation Forecasts, PV Magazine Reports

India's expanding utility-scale solar fleet is driving greater demand for accurate generation forecasts, according to pv magazine.

The country does not apply a single uniform forecasting specification across every solar project, pv magazine reported.

Forecasting requirements instead vary by the connection point, the scheduling entity responsible, and the rules set by central or state regulators, according to pv magazine.

Source: pv-magazine.com (opens in a new tab)1 sourcePermalink

Renewables

Namibia Wins USD 56 Million for Green Hydrogen; AirTrunk Lands AUD 4.25 Billion Green Loan

Namibia is set to receive USD 56 million in climate financing for green hydrogen and industrial decarbonisation projects, according to The Brief.

The funding follows the Green Climate Fund's approval of a USD 140 million package for Southern Africa, The Brief reported. The Namibian share supports the development and construction of green hydrogen and industrial decarbonisation projects.

Separately, AirTrunk secured an AUD 4.25 billion green loan to expand its SYD3 data centre campus in Western Sydney, according to cfotech.com.au. The loan supports continued development of one of the company's Australian sites.

Source: cfotech.com.au (opens in a new tab)2 sourcesPermalink

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