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Last update: 2 hours agoUkraine’s Energy War: Russian strikes on power infrastructure are worsening the country’s winter outlook, with the UN warning that outages could force more people from their homes. Ukraine has resumed attacks on Russian oil facilities after Moscow continued strikes despite calls for an energy truce. Energy Costs: EU leaders are seeking urgent relief as imported fossil fuels add to household and industrial costs. In Michigan, regulators approved a $139 million Consumers Energy gas-rate increase; in North Carolina, about 80,000 Duke Energy customers risk losing monthly bill credits in December. Clean Energy & Grids: New US import rules could raise costs for solar, battery and grid equipment tied to Chinese supply chains. Qcells plans residential solar panels with US-made frames, while a $581 million federal-TVA package will fund 84 grid projects across eight states. Energy Cooperation: Qatar says it will finance and operate an electricity project in Lebanon, including an initial solar plant with TotalEnergies. Turkmenistan and Japan are also expanding cooperation on hydrogen research and training.
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