Denmark moves ahead with renewable projects
Environment
A renewable energy project in Denmark says it has the funding to produce and store green hydrogen. Orsted and its
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Ireland asks to bailout sacked peat workers
Consumption
The European Union has been asked to approve an €80-million bailout for Ireland’s midlands for Irish peat workers. If approved,
Russia to defy US Nord Stream 2 sanctions
Industry
Russia can complete Gazprom’s Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline despite the departure of Swiss-Dutch contractor Allseas from the project. Russia’s
Belarus demands cheap Russian energy but no annexation
Policy
Alexander Lukashenko, the president of Belarus, has warned Russia against a forced merger, saying it could start a war. The
Equinor plans Johan Castberg expansion
Production
Norway’s oil and gas giant Equinor intends to add resources to its major North Sea Johan Castberg project. The Norwegian
Israel, Cyprus and Greece set to sign pipeline deal
Consumption
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades and Greece’s new prime minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, have agreed to sign
Russia’s nuclear ship lights Christmas tree
Production
Russia’s Arctic floating nuclear power station has been connected to the grid in time to add festive cheer to one
Trump blasts wind turbines in campaign speech
Environment
Donald Trump is promising to remove environmental protections, including relaxing regulations on lightbulbs and plastic straws, which are being banned
Russian PM: Nord Stream 2 months from completion
Industry
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has said the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline would be completed in months despite last
Tanker captain jailed over Shell oil theft
Industry
An oil tanker captain has been imprisoned in Singapore for 5½ years for stealing around US$150 million of oil from
Contractor abandons Nord Stream 2 amid US sanctions
Policy
A major construction firm working on the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline linking Russia and Germany has left the Baltic
Dutch Supreme Court upholds tougher emissions cuts
Policy
The highest Dutch court has upheld a ruling requiring the authorities to cut emissions by at least 25 per cent
Russia pays Kazakh firms over Druzhba crisis
Consumption
Russian oil pipeline monopoly Transneft has paid compensation to 14 firms in Kazakhstan over tainted oil deliveries. In April, Russia
Scotland set to miss 2045 targets: report
Environment
Scotland says it will miss its next climate target after failing to take urgent environmental action. The Committee on Climate
Ghana firm discovers huge offshore oilfield
Production
A vast oil field has been discovered in Ghana amid hopes that it will begin pumping within three years. Ghanaian