Palestine8 years ago
Hamas warns of 'explosion' over Gaza power cuts
The Israeli military body COGAT says the Palestinian Authority has informed of its decision to "immediately stop paying for the electricity that Israel supplies to Gaza.
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Energy8 years ago
Iran inaugurates its biggest solar plant ever
Iran has inaugurated a major solar power plant with an electricity production capacity of 10 megawatts per year.
Nigeria8 years ago
7 dead in electrical wire incident in Nigeria
The Cross River state police spokeswoman said another 10 people were critically injured.
Palestine8 years ago
Gaza faces crisis amid power plant shutdown
The plant's closure could shut down the Gaza desalination plant, which produces clean and potable water in the territory where some 96% of water is undrinkable.
More8 years ago
Australia to spend billions on hydropower plants
Australia says billions of dollars will be pumped into a massive hydro-electric project as the country faces a growing power crisis.
Society8 years ago
Iran mobilizes forces to help crisis-hit province
The province has been reeling from sandstorms which are said to originate in Iraq and Saudi Arabia but a combination of events recently have brought Khuzestan to the brink of virtual collapse.
Society8 years ago
Electricity back on in Iran’s Khuzestan
Electricity is restored throughout most of Iran’s Khuzestan province, says the National Disaster Management Organization.
Saudi Arabia8 years ago
Saudi seeks to raze village housing 2,000 Shias
Saudi Arabia is said to be seeking to raze al-Maswarah village in Eastern Province under the pretext of developing the Shia-majority region.
EU8 years ago
Amsterdam power cut causes rail, road chaos
The electric power cut meant that no trains would leave or enter Amsterdam’s busy main railway station.
More9 years ago
600k risk water crisis in eastern Ukraine
The OSCE says urgent steps are needed as 600,000 people in Lugansk are at risk of being left without water.
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