Repsol Resources UK merges with NEO Energy to form NEO NEXT Energy Limited, creating a major independent producer in the North Sea with potential for significant growth and value for shareholders.
NEW YORK, Sept. 17, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Deutsche Bank today announced the lineup for its Depositary Receipts Virtual Investor Conference (“dbVIC”) on Tuesday, September 24 and Wednesday, September 25, featuring live webcast presentations from international companies with American Depositary Receipt (ADR) programs in the US.
Turbo Energy (NASDAQ: TURB), a photovoltaic energy storage innovator, recently forged a collaboration with Solar360, a joint venture of Repsol and Telefónica España, signaling a promising beginning for the company in 2024. “In this partnership, Turbo Energy will supply technology while Solar360 will take on the responsibility of promoting services by installing Turbo Energy’s smart batteries in residential, commercial and industrial locations across Spain. The two companies join forces in a bid to optimize user savings and ensure energy availability beyond sunny periods. Aligning with their shared objective, this collaboration appears well-matched in the rapidly expanding solar photovoltaic self-consumption sector. Turbo Energy aspires to revolutionize solar energy consumption through innovative AI-driven solutions, enabling consumers to optimize solar potential and cut electricity costs for a more sustainable and energy-efficient future. Solar360 combines Telefónica’s technological and IoT expertise with Repsol’s experience in self-consumption to offer tailored electricity rates and comprehensive solar panel installations for individual customers, communities and businesses,” a recent article reads. “Sunbox, Turbo Energy’s flagship product, is the first to be launched by Solar360. As an all-in-one energy solution integrating an inverter, battery and AI-powered software, Sunbox seeks to manage and store photovoltaic energy efficiently through a user-friendly mobile application.”
Turbo Energy (NASDAQ: TURB), a photovoltaic energy storage innovator, has started the new year on a high note with a strategic alliance announcement. The company has forged a collaboration with Solar360, a joint venture of Repsol and Telefónica España, signaling a promising beginning for Turbo Energy in 2024. In this partnership, Turbo Energy will supply technology while Solar360 will take on the responsibility of promoting energy services by installing Turbo Energy’s smart batteries in residential, commercial, and industrial locations across Spain ( https://ibn.fm/SFkkc ).
Turbo Energy S.A. (NASDAQ: TURB), a leader in the field of photovoltaic energy storage, is joining with Solar360 in what it calls “a disruptive proposition in the solar photovoltaic self-consumption sector” designed to “maximize user savings and provide energy when it is needed, not just when the sun is shining.” According to the announcement, Turbo Energy will serving as a technology provider and Solar360 will act as an energy services promoter in the strategic alliance. Solar360 will install intelligent batteries produced by Turbo Energy in homes, commercial areas and industries across the country. Called Sunbox, Solar360 has already launched the Turbo Energy product, which is all-in-one device that combines an inverter, battery and software. The device is designed to manage and store photovoltaic energy through a digital platform equipped with artificial intelligence algorithms that maximize energy savings and provide personalized performance for the user. Solar360 is a joint venture of Repsol and Telefónica España that develops the photovoltaic self-consumption business with comprehensive solutions for individual customers, communities of neighbors and companies. “We are delighted that a market leader like Solar360 has chosen our Sunbox device as a distinctive and innovative product for their value proposition,” said Turbo Energy CEO Mariano Soria in the press release. “We are excited about this partnership and believe it will bring value to both sides as well as to a broad variety of consumers.”
Repsol S.A.(OTC: REPYY) joins the U.S. onshore wind market by acquiring renewable energy platform ConnectGen, with a 20,000 MW pipeline and development capabilities, for $768 million.
Repsol S.A. (OTC: REPYY) is planning the sale of a 49% stake in its Spanish wind farm and photovoltaic power plants in a deal worth €700 million to €800 million.
With China and Spain cultivating fresh momentum to boost their business ties to a new level, the idea of making their investments effective and lucrative has already gathered steam for businesses in both countries, according to industry experts and company executives.
U.S. oil producer Chevron Corp (NYSE: CVX) plans to export its first cargo of Venezuelan crude to its Pascagoula, Mississippi refinery after bagging a U.S. license in 2022.
Carbon-Zero US LLC, Cox Operating LLC, Crescent Midstream and Repsol are pleased to announce a partnership to develop one of the Gulf Coast's largest offshore hubs for the permanent storage of carbon dioxide.
Styrenics polymers refer to the economical plastics that constitutes a family of major plastic products with styrene as the key building block. Styrene is an organic compound that easily evaporates. Such compounds are widely used across a range of industries such as construction, automotive, food processing and others.
FN Media Group Presents Oilprice.com Market Commentary London – November 5, 2021 -Onshore oil discoveries are pretty much a thing of the past. The last time anyone got remotely excited about one was in 2017, when giant Repsol discovered 1.2 billion barrels in Alaska’s North Slope. But a giant E&P company making a discovery […]
