Colombia has declared programmed gas rationing during corrective work at the SPEC LNG terminal in Cartagena. Supply priorities apply while regasification capacity is constrained, and the ministry will decide when the measure can end.
Vienna’s E_OS project combines plant renewal with energy recovery. Removing water from sludge reduces heating needs, while electricity and heat generation help meet the plant’s demand.
China’s nuclear safety regulator has published its pre-licence inspection report for Sanmen Unit 3. The report records substantial readiness but requires specific rectifications before first fuel loading and a response before the operating licence is issued.
Spain has approved a regulation for its national waste production and management register. The rule defines its structure and information requirements while requiring data changes to be recorded, rather than limiting updates to changes considered significant.
The World Bank has approved US$500 million for Mexico’s first Catastrophe Deferred Drawdown Option. The facility adds rapid-access credit to the country’s disaster-financing tools while supporting policies intended to reduce exposure before emergencies occur.
Snowy 2.0 now targets a A$22.2 billion cost and full commissioning in late 2029, with provision for a A$25 billion scenario. The reassessment also changes the questions facing project oversight and public financing.
Saudi Arabia’s October–December outlook points to above-normal rainfall across much of the country in November, with warmer-than-normal conditions throughout the period.