France backs Cyprus is Turkish dispute over gas
Production
France’s defence minister, Florence Parly, has backed Cyprus in its dispute with Turkey over the search for natural gas around
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Scottish eco-tariff exposes UK ‘greenwashing’ con
Transmission
In another example of Scotland’s leading role in renewable energy, Scottish Power has unveiled a tariff which guarantees all its
Shell and Chinese firms to build Europe’s largest battery
Storage
Shell has joined a Chinese project to construct what would be Europe’s largest battery in the UK. The oil and
Mining giants look to offload coal assets
Policy
Three FTSE 100 coal-mining giants, Anglo-American, BHP and Glencore, are facing increasing pressure to address the climate crisis and tumbling
North Sea ‘vital’: BP regional chief
Industry
BP’s North Sea operations remain of “vital significance” to the firm, despite the oil and gas giant’s goals to cut
Hyundai signs three hydrogen vehicle deals
Storage
Hyundai says it is set to build two hydrogen-powered trucks by 2023 and add 10 more in the following year
Lukashenko attacks Russian merger demands
Transmission
Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko said Russia was insisting on merging the two states during last week’s talks on Moscow’s decision
Delta makes $1bn carbon-neutral pledge
Industry
Delta Airlines says it will become the first carbon-neutral US airline after committing to a US$1-billion programme to mitigate all
Funding suspended for Polish coal plant
Industry
Polish energy firms Energa and Enea have suspended financing for Poland’s final coal-fired power station, Ostroleka C. The firms said
Baltic states to boycott Belarus power plant
Production
The three Baltic states say they will not import electricity from a controversial Belarusian nuclear power station just 12km from
Saudis look to cut East Asian exports
Consumption
The world’s largest oil exporter, Saudi Arabia, has purportedly cut exports to Eastern Asia for next month in response to
New BP boss targets 2050 net zero
Industry
Bernard Looney, BP’s new CEO, has announced that the firm intends to reach net-zero carbon output by 250. He said
Poland considers switching last coal plant to gas
Uncategorized
Switching Poland’s Ostroleka 1-gigawatt power station from coal to gas could delay the project until after 2023, according to Poland’s
Opec+ output cut on agenda for Putin and Rosneft boss
Uncategorized
Russian President Vladimir Putin has met the CEO of Rosneft, Igor Sechin (pictured), although the Kremlin said it did not
Germany eyes hydrogen supply boost
Production
German power producer EWE is planning to start supplying hydrogen to meet the growing demand for the world’s most abundant