Erdogan threatens ‘sea bandits’ hunting gas
Production
Turkey’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has warned against the “seizing” of gas in the eastern Mediterranean. He told a naval
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Poland eyes wind to meet 2020 targets
Policy
Poland has relaxed 2016 restrictions on onshore wind energy ahead of the Cop24 climate conference on December 2-14 in the
Hywind sets up learning hub
Transmission
The consortium behind the Hywind floating wind project says it hopes a high-tech classroom investment in northeast Scotland will create
Shell hails huge quarterly profits
Industry
Profits at Royal Dutch Shell rose by more than 50 per cent to US$5.6 billion in the third quarter because
Nuclear fusion researchers hail spinoffs
Industry
European researchers into fusion energy are hailing breakthroughs in magnetic resonance spectroscopy and advances in explosive metal construction that have
Oil price falls as US, Russia and Saudi output soars
Production
Oil prices have fallen as record crude production by the world’s three largest producers offset supply worries about US sanctions
Bid to relax fracking quake limits rejected
Environment
As most of the rest of Europe has rejected fracking, Britain’s right-wing government has turned down a controversial request from
Spain pushes through green reforms
Transmission
Spain’s Socialist Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, is completing pledges to create a shift to renewable energy as the Congress of
Producing more, complaining less: AI and a new energy paradigm
Opinion
This article is the third of a three-part series on how artificial intelligence is already shaping the global energy system