Norway’s Equinor set for shares buyback
Industry
Norwegian state-run oil and gas giant Equinor has launched a US$5-billion share buyback while promising to bring a major new
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Turkey hopes to deploy third Cyprus drillship
Production
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has announced that Turkey may be acquiring a third drillship to look for gas off
Norwegian and UK firms to study carbon capture
Storage
C-Capture, the designer of chemical processes for carbon dioxide removal, says it is to work with Norway’s SINTEF on a
Wind farms due to power North Sea rigs: trade body
Production
North Sea oil and gas platforms could use offshore wind farms to cut their carbon emissions, following the example of
Spain swamped by renewable applications
Transmission
Spain’s electricity network operator Red Electrica de España (REE) has rejected numerous renewable projects amid an overwhelming number of applications.
PV already below average power price: study
Storage
A Finnish study says photovoltaic power is already far cheaper than the average energy price in six European markets and
Saudi oil patience in the age of plenty
Opinion
We are living in an age of plenty, at least when it comes to oil. There is more production globally
Ukraine, Poland and US sign LNG deal
Transmission
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has stressed the importance of the country’s energy independence during Second World War commemorations in Poland.
Greece dismisses Erdogan’s expansionist map
Policy
Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias says Greece has no intention of responding to Turkey’s provocation in the Aegean Sea. Turkish
Oil prices fall amid more Trump tariffs
Industry
Oil prices weakened today (Monday) after new tariffs in the ongoing US-China trade war came into force on US$112 billion
Russia looks for slice of Chinese LPG market
Production
Sibur, Russia’s largest petrochemical producer, is expected to sign a gas supply deal that could increase the capacity of a