Total’s risky business continues
Production
French oil and gas major Total, which last month bought a 10-per-cent stake in Russian gas producer Novatek’s US$26-billion Arctic
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PSA to pull out of Iran
Policy
Paris-based carmaker PSA, which owns Citroen and Peugeot, said it would pull out of two joint ventures selling its cars
Gazprom approves TurkStream loan
Policy
Gazprom’s board of directors has approved a €2.1-billion loan to South Stream Transport, which is already laying the offshore segment
Carbon ‘bubble’ set to pop: study
Production
Falling prices for renewable energy and rising investment in low-carbon technology could bust oil and gas giants and spark a
Russian study reveals nuclear batteries
Storage
Russian researchers say they have developed a nuclear battery design based on nickel-63, which can slowly and consistently release power
Greenpeace disrupts Total AGM
Environment
Greenpeace has disrupted Total’s AGM in protest against the French oil and gas giant’s bid to the drill near the
Hydrogen drive greeted with Total scepticism
Storage
France’s oil and gas giant Total has expressed scepticism about the prospects of hydrogen-powered vehicles as Environment Minister Nicolas Hulot
Tap turns on Azeri pipeline empire
Production
Azerbaijan has inaugurated the first phase of the Southern Gas Corridor (SGC) project to pump its natural gas from the
Learn from 1988 disaster: Oslo safety chief
Industry
Learning the lessons from the Piper Alpha disaster is important for everyone in the industry “regardless of the country”, according