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EU Fast-Tracks 46 Critical-Materials Projects Requiring €21.1 Billion
The EU’s new critical-materials list spans 46 projects in 16 countries. Recycling leads the cohort, but strategic status is a financing and permitting gateway—not a funding award.
10 hours ago


Rosatom Takes Full Control of Delo to Build Russia's Largest Logistics Group
Rosatom has bought the remaining 51% of Delo, consolidating ports, rail assets, ships and 10.5 million tonnes of annual grain-terminal capacity under one owner.
19 hours ago


Braskem’s October 16 Share Tender Offers Debentures, Not Cash
Braskem’s B3 tender could cover 235.4 million shares, but holders receive NSP debt securities whose economic value the filing says may be far below face value.
1 day ago


UK Commits Another £4 Million to Forest Monitoring as Germany Weighs Extended Support
The United Kingdom has committed an additional £4 million to the FAO-led AIM4Forests programme to support forest monitoring systems in tropical countries from 2026 to 2030. The announcement came during World Fo
2 days ago


Cargill Signs 87 MW South Dakota Wind Deal and Adds 85 MW Oklahoma Solar Supply
Cargill announced on October 7, 2026, that it had expanded its renewable electricity portfolio in the central United States through contracts associated with projects in South Dakota and Oklahoma. The deals sit in the Southwe
2 days ago


Cargill's Regina Canola Plant Adds One Million Tonnes of Canadian Crushing Capacity
Cargill began operations at its Regina, Saskatchewan, canola facility in April 2026. The plant adds one million tonnes of annual seed-processing capacity to the region, producing oil for food and lower-carbon fuel uses and meal for animal feed.
2 days ago


Cargill Invests $150 Million in French Sunflower Crushing to Supply Higher-Protein Feed
Cargill has committed $150 million to upgrade its Saint-Nazaire sunflower-processing facility in western France. The project is designed to produce high- and super-high-protein sunflower meal for animal feed, potentially giving European feed producer
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World Bank Backs Sierra Leone Agricultural Value Chains With $40 Million Grant
Sierra Leone's SAVIG programme received approval for a $40 million World Bank International Development Association grant in June 2026. The project aims to raise farm productivity and expand private participation in selected agricultural value chains
2 days ago
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