Total extends LNG operations in India
Industry
French energy giant Total has signed a deal with India’s Adani Group to develop LNG projects in the subcontinent, along
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EDF slammed over Flamanville faults
Production
French electrical agency EDF has said its much-postponed plan for a reactor in Normandy of the same kind as those
Green-hydrogen deal signed in Amsterdam
Storage
Dutch multinational paint manufacturer Nouryon, Tata Steel and the Port of Amsterdam (pictured) have signed a deal to study the feasibility
Greeks deny Turkish standoff claim
Policy
The Turkish navy says it has intercepted a Greek warship as it harassed a Turkish seismic vessel off the coast
Germany plans giant green hydrogen plant
Transmission
The German grid operators Tennet, Gasunie Deutschland and Thyssengas have made detailed plans to link the electricity and gas grids
EU’s only uranium mine faces uncertainty
Industry
An Australian mining firm responsible for the only open-cast uranium mine in the European Union suffered a 40-per-cent loss in
Ships aim to cut emissions to meet 2020 deadline
Industry
Under the UN’s 2020 deadline, shipping needs to cut its greenhouse-gas emissions as heavy-fuel oil is packed with soot, black
Audi fined €800m over diesel emissions
Industry
German car manufacturer Audi has been fined €800 million by a public prosecutor in Germany over the diesel emissions scandal. Prosecutors
Malta-Sicily gas pipeline vital for EU: Mizzi
Environment
The Malta-Sicily gas pipeline is a priority for the European Union as it aims to end Maltese energy isolation, said energy
BMW signs battery reuse deal
Storage
BMW is leading a consortium to reuse electric vehicle (EV) batteries after they have lost the capacity to power cars.
Equinor starts up unmanned North Sea rig
Production
Norway’s oil and gas major Equinor has started up its first unmanned platform in the North Sea’s Oseberg Verflanken 2
Libya production rises despite attacks, strikes
Production
Opec has announced that Libya’s crude oil production exceeded 1 million barrels per day (bpd) last month, compared to 950,000
Putin set to start Uzbek nuclear project
Industry
Uzbekistan and Russia are this month due to sign several commercial deals and start construction of the first Uzbek nuclear
Solar farm opens amid Chernobyl ruins
Transmission
The Ukrainian city of Pripyat (pictured), home to the Chernobyl nuclear power station, became uninhabitable for 24,000 years after the
Cyprus, Greece and Egypt condemn Turkey
Policy
The delineation of the exclusive economic zones (EEZ) between Greece and Egypt was discussed at a trilateral meeting between Greek