Analysts estimate sale could raise 700 million euros, which could be earmarked for low-carbon projects.
Lusofonia
Ultra-deepwater field 180 kilometres off Rio de Janeiro already producing up to 180,000 barrels per day.
IMF predicts marginal economic improvements for other Portuguese-speaking countries, forecasts 8.2% inflation for Brazil.
Work will be carried out by German-Angolan consortium aiming to use clean energy to ‘reduce poverty by increasing basic social services’ in 60 communities.
Selling for 46,728 euros, the vehicle is manufactured in Jiangxi province using the latest technology imported from Germany, Sweden and Switzerland.
New 254-megawatt plant in São Paulo expected to start operations in 2024, accelerating decarbonisation of economy.
Output in March fell to just over 1 million barrels per day, down from 1.16 million in February.
International and local companies among the winners in quest to exploit southeast Asian nation’s rich mineral resources.
Construction on 1,500 megawatt Mphanda Nkuwa dam – billed as ‘least environmentally acceptable in Africa’ – due to start in 2024.