Argentina: Continúa el desabastecimiento de combustible en todo el país
In a story that seems to have no end, Federation Vending Fuels in the province of Buenos Aires (Fedecoba) reported on Monday that it has not yet been normalized supply gasoline and diesel, and noted that service stations in the province of Buenos Aires are missing both products at 30 percent on average.
Argentina: Continúa la escasez de combustible
"It seems that this situation came to stay," said the owner of the vending Fuels Federation of the Province of Buenos Aires, Luis Malchiodi. He spoke about the supply problems naphthas and diesel for months that have affected the whole territory of Buenos Aires.
China: Shandong Sees Worst Power Shortage, Just in Time for the Olympics
Shandong Province, one of the economic power centers on China’s coast, is so short of electrical power that the government has issued an urgent order to guarantee its nearly 100 million population enough of the stuff to catch the imminent Beijing Olympic Games on TV, though that may be a physical mission possible.
On July 19, a major power shortage accounted for nearly 1/3 of total demand in Shandong. Weifang, a city in Shandong, reported that it was suffering the most serious power crunch in the past 15 years. In many areas, especially rural areas, power cuts come often.
China: China's Energy -Supply Shortages Continue
Despite massive investment in new capacity and an aggressive energy efficiency program, China is still suffering from shortages of energy supply. These arise from its high rate of economic growth and the system for pricing energy. China's economy continues to grow at more than 10% per year, and given its large size and its energy-intensive nature, this necessarily places an enormous strain on the energy sector.
China: China's Shandong province faces 10.2 mln kw power shortfall
Shandong province faces a power shortfall of maximum 10.2 mln kilowatts, nearly one third of total power demand, mainly due to coal shortages, the official Xinhua News Agency reported.
Major power plants in Qingdao and Weifang have shut down five generators with total capacity of over 1.76 mln kilowatts as of July 28, the report said.
El Salvador: Población resiente escasez de propano
The consumer market of liquefied gas began to feel the effects of the lack of product, and gas companies have announced that they had only supply for two to three days.
India: Curbs on power supply to continue
Good rainfall last week in the catchment areas of major reservoirs has done little to change the crisis situation in the power sector in the State, according to the Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB).
The KSEB called a board meeting here on Monday to review the monsoon’s progress and found that there was still no case for withdrawing the existing power supply restrictions in the State.
India: Diesel shortage spawns kerosene crisis
The unofficial rationing of diesel by public sector oil companies is now giving rise to another crisis — shortage and blackmarketing of kerosene. With its official sale price kept artificially low, kerosene has always been a favourite fuel of adulterators and blackmarketers.
Nepal: CA members take up fuel crisis with NOC officials
In the wake of the worsening fuel crunch, a dozen Nepali Congress Constituent Assembly (CA) members held talks with Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) officials about the petroleum crisis Monday.
The state owned NOC, repeated that the fuel crisis is deteriorating due to lack of sufficient money to buy the fuel.
Nigeria: Minister Explains Electricity Rationing
The Minister of State for Energy (Power), Hajiya Fatima Balaraba Ibrahim has attributed the Federal Government recent decision to ration the supply of electricity to shortage of gas supply. She added that the poner supply drastically dropped in the last two months because of the low water level at the hydro plants.
Pakistan: Pakistan to import 1000 MW electricity from Central Asian states
The World Bank has been trying to persuade Pakistan to import some 4,000MW of cheap electricity from Central Asian states, besides working on domestic sources to overcome electricity shortage.
The bank estimates that Pakistan's peak demand now exceeds some 14,000MW and the present installed capacity of 19,500MW has become inadequate on account of wide variations in water availability.
Pakistan: Warsak Road area facing long power cuts
PESHAWAR - With the weather getting hotter and humid, prolonged electricity suspension is putting out residents of Warsak Road and adjoining localities, especially at night.
People complain of experiencing tough days and sleepless nights.
Businessmen report low sales and blame it on frequent unscheduled power outages.
Russia; Russian 7 month oil output falls
Russian oil output edged up by 0.1 percent in July versus June but was still down year-on-year, casting more doubt on the government's target of averting the first annual decline in production since 1998.
Energy Ministry data showed on Monday that oil production stood at 41.361 million tonnes (9.78 million barrels per day) in July compared to 39.999 million tonnes (9.77 million bpd) in June.