European Union member states voted through the Committee of Permanent Representatives to maintain priority dispatch rights for small solar photovoltaic projects of 400kW and below.

According to a report by Nihon Keizai Shimbun on December 4, the Japanese government, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and other public-private alliances plan to abandon the nuclear power plant construction project in Turkey, and final coordination has now been launched.

Uruguay's "Observer" published a commentator's article on the 19th, analyzing the background and impact of the recent rise in international oil prices.

Recently, data released by the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), S&P Global Platts and many other institutions show that U.S. coal exports are showing a "vibrant" scene this year. U.S. coal exports from January to August increased by 29.8% compared with the same period last year, the annual export volume is expected to hit a new high since 2012.

Since unilaterally withdrawing from the Iran nuclear agreement, the United States has launched a series of actions against Iran, including putting pressure on various countries to stop importing crude oil from Iran before November 4. Faced with pressure from "quasi-allies".

From repealing the Clean Power Plan to withdrawing from the Paris Agreement, U.S. President Trump is overturning the climate and energy "political legacies" of the Obama administration one by one. This time it is the turn of the U.S. fuel consumption and emission assessment standards - company average fuel Economic standards (CorporateAverage Fuel Economy, commonly known as the "Coffee Act").

According to the Financial Times, after the European Union ended its seven-year antitrust investigation into Russian natural gas giant Gazprom, it recently turned its gun on Qatar, the world's largest exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG), and officially Qatar Petroleum launches antitrust investigation.

Iran and Iraq began exchanging crude oil based on the CIF agreement on the 3rd. The Kirkuk oil field in northern Iraq ships 30,000 to 60,000 barrels of crude oil to Iran every day. In exchange, Iran ships crude oil of the same value to Iraq's southern Gulf ports.