Saudi bond sale breaks emerging markets record
Industry
Risk premiums on Saudi Aramco’s US$12 billion of bonds rose in New York yesterday (Wednesday), a day after investors channelled
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Scotland develops world’s first tidal testing centre
Environment
A consortium in Scotland says it is developing the world’s first tidal energy testing centre to carry out large-scale accelerated
Goldman forecasts 11%-oil-price boost
Production
Investment banking giant Goldman Sachs has boosted its second-quarter Brent crude price forecast by 11.5 per cent from US$65 per
Saudis deny dollar-ditching rumour
Policy
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Energy, Industry and Mineral Resources has denied claims that the kingdom was threatening to sell its
Libya conflict boosts oil price
Consumption
Fighting around the Libyan capital of Tripoli this week has forced the US to pull its troops out of the
Independent producer hails North Sea ‘milestones’
Consumption
Zennor Petroleum claims it has reached two “significant milestones” for the development of its Finlaggan field in the North Sea.
Kazakhstan prepares for Uzbek oil exports
Production
Kazakhstan is due to begin annual deliveries of up to 2 million tonnes of oil to neighbouring Uzbekistan. The new
Libya braces for renewed clashes
Production
Libya’s battle to control the country’s oil fields is ongoing, with US$80 billion in oil revenues and foreign reserves managed
North Sea drilling comes up dry
Production
Disappointing results from a North Sea test well hammered Jersey Oil and Gas shares during the week as the Verbier
MEPs agree Nord Stream 2 tariffs
Policy
The EU section of the Nord Stream 2 gas link to Germany could face tariff regulations after the European Parliament
France, Denmark eye hydrogen future
Environment
France’s state-run utility EDF has launched a hydrogen production and distribution firm to support the decarbonisation of industry and transport
Saudi nuclear reactor nears completion: ex-inspector
Consumption
Saudi Arabia has almost completed its first nuclear reactor, despite not having secured UN agreements amid fears of a renewed
Ryanair breaks into EU’s pollution top 10
Industry
Irish budget airline Ryanair has become the first company not involved with coal combustion to be named in the list
Spanish king hails wind power
Environment
Spain’s King Felipe VI has told WindEurope’s conference in Bilbao that climate change was “very alarming” but wind energy was
Bulgaria to import gas from Greece
Transmission
Bulgaria’s state-run gas supplier, Bulgargaz, has signed a deal to buy 1.5 million megawatt hours of natural gas from the