No-deal Brexit endangers oil sector, warns Welsh minister
Consumption
UK oil refineries would be “massively undermined” by the threat to introduce new tariff rates in the event of a
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Philippines eyes Russian ‘floating Chernobyl’ plant
Consumption
A clone of Russia’s controversial floating nuclear power station could power remote Philippine islands, according to Manila’s trade secretary, Ramon
China oil giant ready to ditch Iran gas field under US pressure
Policy
State-owned China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) appears to be ready to cave in to US sanctions on Iran, with Iran’s
Cyprus buys Israeli drones to monitor Turkey’s drilling
Industry
Cyprus is planning to use four Israeli drones to monitor Turkey drilling operations in Cypriot waters, according to the defence
Eni signs deal to bid for wind contracts
Consumption
Eni and Mainstream Renewable Power, a wind and solar development company, have agreed to develop large-scale renewable assets, targeting high-growth
BP promotes upstream chief to replace Dudley
Industry
BP CEO Bob Dudley, 64, will retire in 2020 after almost a decade in charge and be replaced by a
Nord Stream 2 considers non-Danish route
Policy
Russian President Vladimir Putin has hinted at other routes for the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline if Denmark denies access
Ireland accused of hypocrisy over fracked gas imports
Environment
Ireland’s government has been accused of hypocrisy as it appears ready to back proposals for a liquified natural gas (LNG)
Ireland eyes ‘green’ gas to cut emissions
Industry
Renewable gas could significantly help cut Ireland’s emissions, according to Gas Networks Ireland (GNI) boss Denis O’Sullivan. The Irish government
LNG shipment leaves Louisiana for France
Storage
Multinational energy and services company Centrica has loaded its first liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargo at the Sabine Pass liquefaction
Putin accuses Greta Thunberg of naivety
Environment
Russian President Vladimir Putin has dismissed Greta Thunberg as a nice girl but naive about the costs of renewable energy.
Shell calls on US to scrap Nord Stream sanctions
Policy
Shell is asking the US Congress not to enact sanctions against the Nord Stream 2 pipeline between Germany, said Cederic
Oil prices rebound but uncertainty forecast
Consumption
Oil prices have rebounded as output from the world’s largest oil producers fell during the third quarter, although the restoration
Green Energy offers new UK eco-tariff
Environment
Green Energy UK says it has started selling the greenest and cleanest energy to residential customers in the UK. The
Moldova could face uncertain gas supplies next year
Consumption
Moldova faces a looming energy crisis as Ukraine and Russia struggle to agree on a new transit contract before the