Yesterday, when Emperor Akihito of Japan appeared at the National Theater in Chiyoda District, Tokyo, to participate in the "Memorial Ceremony on the 1st Anniversary of the Great East Japan Earthquake" held by the Japanese government, the Japanese people in the venue and in front of the TV still had mixed feelings.

Driven by factors such as the Iranian nuclear report and rising consumer confidence in the United States, international oil prices continued to rise sharply on the 24th, with oil prices in the New York market approaching US$110 per barrel.

While concerns about Iranian crude oil supply continue to provide support for overall growth in the crude oil market, the economic situation in the euro zone has put pressure on crude oil prices, which rebounded again before the opening of the U.S. market.

As the UK's six major energy suppliers implement the "dash for gas" policy (dash for gas), the UK's new installed capacity of renewable energy has experienced a serious decline. "The Guardian" said that this move will not only make it difficult to achieve the UK's climate change goals, but also increase the energy bills of ordinary households.

Recently, the U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) established 17 solar energy planning zones (SEZs) in its new industry plan, thus injecting vitality into photovoltaic power generation projects in North America.

Lee Se-yeol, director of the Disaster Prevention and Comprehensive Office of the Korea Atomic Energy and Safety Technology Institute, pointed out here on the 27th that China, Japan and South Korea, which have 88 reactors, are areas where nuclear power is concentrated.

International Energy Network News: Affected by factors such as the European Central Bank (ECB) and Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rate meetings, the U.S. President’s employment package and last week’s crude oil inventory data, international oil prices remained high and stable on Thursday (September 8).

North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il will visit Russia tomorrow and will meet with President Medvedev and may also hold talks with Prime Minister Putin. The designated action is to ask for money, food and fuel. Unlike China, Russia allows the Kim family to get whatever they ask for. From Gorbachev to the present, Russia has always bartered, and there is no need to ask for credit.