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New Funding to Support Preliminary Analyses of Geothermal Potential in Northwestern Nicaragua

The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) last week said that it will provide $103.4 million in financing to enhance geothermal power and transmission capacity in Nicaragua.

Siemens Expects Surge in German Demand for Batteries

Siemens AG is preparing for a surge in German utility-scale energy storage demand to help balance the renewable power onslaught straining the country’s grid.

UPDATE 1-EU eyes more investment to create jobs, tackle migration

* EU executive chief proposes to double investments in the
EU

As decision time approaches, UK PM May mulls Hinkley options

LONDON/PARIS, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Theresa May could announce
as soon as Thursday whether Britain will go ahead with a $24
billion nuclear power project, laying down a marker on energy
policy and her approach to investment from China.

COLUMN-Persistence of instability in the oil market: Kemp

LONDON, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Volatility has always been the
defining characteristic of oil and other commodity markets,
defying repeated attempts to stabilise prices.

UPDATE 2-ZF Friedrichshafen matches Knorr-Bremse's bid for Haldex

* Major shareholders agree to tender shares to ZF

(Adds Knorr may raise offer, according to sources)

Turkmenistan removes legal barrier to leader's indefinite rule

ASHGABAT, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Turkmenistan amended its
constitution on Wednesday in a way that will allow President
Kerbanguly Berdymukhamedov to stay in power indefinitely,
following in the footsteps of his predecessor, who ruled the
gas-rich Central Asian nation until his death.

UPDATE 1-Singapore's Marco Polo Marine seeks to delay bond payment

* Adjourns noteholder meeting to Sept 16

(Adds meeting adjourned, industry context and share move)

UPDATE 1-Schools shut, flights cancelled as Super Typhoon Meranti hits Taiwan

* Typhoon Meranti world's most powerful storm this year -
bureau

Nigeria refuses petrol price rise despite crude and currency crises

ABUJA, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Nigeria will not increase its
gasoline prices, President Muhammadu Buhari told his oil
minister and state oil firm head, summoned to his villa last
week, sources at the compound said.

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