Rosatom unveils Uzbek nuclear deal
Industry
An agreement on the use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, signed between Uzbekistan and Russia in late 2017, has
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TurkStream on schedule: Kremlin
Production
De facto Russian gas export monopoly Gazprom’s TurkStream gas pipeline under the Black Sea to European Turkey is on schedule,
Battery demand drives graphite push
Storage
The demand for electric car batteries has affected the pine forests of central Sweden, where a dormant graphite mine is
Innovative tidal project in peril
Environment
The €1.5-billion Welsh tidal lagoon, which could pioneer a renewable source for the rest of Europe, faces a major blow
Dutch electric barges set for 2018 launch
Storage
The Dutch firm Port Liner is due to launch the world’s first 100-per-cent electric barges between busy Benelux ports by
The discursive trap of peak oil demand
Consumption
In the past year, peak oil demand has become a fixture in debates about the future of the global energy
Nord Stream a Moscow tool: Poroshenko
Industry
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko says those who back Gazprom’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline (pictured) to Germany are Russian accomplices. Nord
Gazprom appeals against Stockholm ruling
Industry
De facto Russian gas monopoly Gazprom has appealed against the Stockholm arbitration ruling in a dispute with the Ukrainian Naftogaz
Yamal LNG shipment reaches India
Production
Russia is hailing the first shipload of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Russia’s high-tech Arctic refinery that has reached India
Nordics pioneer electric boats
Storage
Norway is trying to design a fleet of electric-powered ferries to replicate the move towards battery-run cars on the Scandinavian