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Feb
According to the Brazilian Electric Energy Trading Chamber (CCEE), electricity consumption in Brazil increased by 1.5% in 2022, as the economic situation improved after the COVID-19 pandemic. Electricity consumption on the regulated market (households and small companies) decreased by 1.4%, due to a switch of regulated consumers to the liberalised market, lower temperatures cutting the use of air conditioners and the wider installation of domestic solar panels. However, it grew by 7.2% in the liberalised market (industries, trade and services), thanks to a much higher demand from services (+16%) and commerce (+11%). In the industrial sector, electricity consumption grew by 13% in the wood, pulp and paper branch and by 8% in the food branch. The growth was more moderate in the chemicals and in iron and steel sectors (+2%), and stable in the non-metallic minerals branch (-0.1%).
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Jan
According to preliminary data, the European power transmission system operator (TSO) TenneT transmitted to the Dutch and German grids over 29 TWh of electricity from offshore wind parks in the North Sea in 2022. More than 21 TWh were fed into the German grid, while about 8 TWh were transmitted to the Netherlands’ grid. In 2021, TenneT transmitted just above 20 TWh to the German grid and less than 5 TWh to the Dutch grid from offshore wind in the North Sea. However, the share of North Sea electricity for Germany in 2022 was around 17%, about one percentage point below 2021.
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Jan
Oman’s average daily production of crude oil and condensates rose by around 10% to reach 1.1 mb/d in 2022, according to the country’s National Centre for Statistics and Information (NCSI). Indeed, Oman produced 388.4 mb of oil and condensate in 2022, including 309.5 mbl of oil in 2022 (+13%) and 78.9 mbl of condensate (-1%). Total oil exports increased by 11% to 319.5 mbl. Around 82% of Omani oil exports went to China (261 mbl, +8%) and 10% to India (31 mbl, +9%); exports to South Korea and Japan surged in 2022 (+93% to 13 mbl and +179% to 12 mbl, respectively).
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Jan
The Norwegian natural gas transmission system operator (TSO) Gassco has exported a total of 117 bcm (approx. 1,286 TWh) of natural gas to Europe through pipelines in 2022, a 3.3% increase compared to 2021.
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