China’s Shift in Rare Earth Quota Transparency Sparks Global Concerns China has reportedly stopped publishing details of its rare earth mining and refining quotas, a significant departure from its usual practice. This move could intensify the ongoing tensions between the US and China in their trade war. While Beijing has already issued the first batch…
A Pioneering Green Hydrogen Plant in the Netherlands Lagos — Shell’s Holland Hydrogen 1 is a groundbreaking project that marks Europe’s first large-scale green hydrogen plant. This renewable energy initiative features electrolyser units with a total capacity of 200MW, capable of producing up to 60,000kg of hydrogen per day. The facility draws power from the…
The Decline and Revival of Ghana’s Sugar Industry Sugarcane production in Ghana began in the 1960s, following the country’s independence in 1957. Asutsuare and Komenda in Cape Coast were among the early regions known for sugarcane farming, with the Volta and Eastern Regions later joining the industry. During this time, sugar factories in Komenda and…