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Rooftop solar photovoltaic systems account for 20% of Puerto Rico’s capacity mix

Data source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Electric Power Monthly, and Puerto Rico Energy Bureau, Quarterly Report on System Data
Note: Other includes conventional hydropower, landfill gas and other gases, onshore wind, and utility-scale batteries.

Rooftop solar generating capacity in Puerto Rico totaled 1,456 megawatts (MW) at the end of 2025, 20% of the overall capacity mix. Rooftop solar capacity has increased faster than other sources over the past decade. Between 2016 and 2025 rooftop solar installations accounted for 81% of the new generating capacity in Puerto Rico, according to data from our Electric Power Monthly and Puerto Rico Energy Bureau’s (PREB) Quarterly Report on System Data. In 2025, rooftop solar became the second-largest capacity source, after petroleum liquids capacity (3,671 MW), and surpassed natural gas capacity (1,391 MW).

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Subsea 7 wins offshore installation contract in Equatorial Guinea

 

 

 

https://www.bairdmaritime.com/offshore/

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Map of Equatorial Guinea offshore oil and gas fieldsHomesanto / Reddit

Alan Bosworth

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03 Apr 2026, 8:49 pm

Subsea 7 secured a contract valued between $150 million and $300 million from Noble Energy EG, a Chevron company, for installation work offshore Equatorial Guinea. The agreement covers the subsea scope of the Aseng gas monetisation project.

The project involves a single-well tieback connecting the Aseng field to the existing Alen platform. Subsea 7 stated the scope of work covers the transport and installation of approximately 19 kilometres of rigid production flowline and 20 kilometres of umbilicals.

Associated subsea structures and tie-ins will be installed in water depths of 800 metres (2,625 feet). Project management and engineering are scheduled

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Oil prices jump and shares drop after Trump threatens more Iran strikes

 

 

 

Osmond Chiaand

Peter Hoskins
 
 
 
Reuters

Oil prices started climbing again after US President Donald Trump reiterated threats to hit Iran "extremely hard" in the coming weeks and failed to give concrete details on how the war will end.

Brent crude briefly surged past $109 (£82) a barrel and stock markets in the US, Europe and Asia fell following Trump's address from the White House.

He said that the US would complete its strategic objectives for the war "very shortly" and spend the next two to three weeks bombing Iran "back to the Stone Ages".

Earlier on Wednesday, oil prices dipped below $100 ahead of the speech on hopes Trump would say how the US would exit the conflict but his address repeated the same points he made

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Rusia enviará otro buque petrolero a Cuba

NEW YORK TIMES

A principios de esta semana la isla recibió un primer envío del Kremlin. Aún no se sabe si EE. UU. permitirá la llegada de este barco.

 
El petrolero de bandera rusa Anatoly Kolodkin a su llegada a la Bahía de Matanzas, Cuba, el martes.Credit...Norlys Perez/Reuters
2 de abril de 2026
 

Rusia enviará un segundo petrolero de crudo a Cuba, dijo el jueves un funcionario del gobierno, después de que un barco enviado por el Kremlin llegó a aguas cubanas a principios de esta semana, lo cual pone fin a un bloqueo petrolero de facto de Estados Unidos sobre

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Russian oil tanker docks in Cuba after US blockade relief

Wednesday, April 01, 2026       02:03 WIB

Wednesday, April 01, 2026       02:03 WIB

 

Matanzas, Cuba, March 31, 2026 (AFP)

 

A Russian oil tanker docked in a Cuban port on Tuesday to deliver the first crude shipment to the crisis-hit island since January after Washington gave a reprieve from its fuel blockade.The Anatoly Kolodkin, a tanker under US sanctions, entered the port of Matanzas, east of Havana, after sunrise to bring 730,000 barrels of crude following a three-week journey from Russia.US President Donald Trump's decision to let Russia deliver the oil avoids a confrontation with Moscow and provides temporary relief to a country that has endured blackouts, fuel rationing and dwindling public transportation."It's great that the country is receiving oil because we need it for the

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