Greek island provides landmark renewable example
Storage
The Greek island of Tilos is set to become the first in the Mediterranean to be autonomously powered by renewable
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Gazprom to revive Turkmen ties
Production
Russia’s gas export monopoly Gazprom plans to resume imports from Turkmenistan early next year, chief executive Alexei Miller said this
Oil traders braced for hurricane and Iran sanctions
Production
Oil prices fell this week after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) lowered next year’s global growth forecasts but rates were
Rigs dump tonnes of microplastics: study
Production
Researchers are saying around 102 tonnes of microplastics a year are being dumped into the North Sea by the oil
US grants Iran waiver for North Sea deal
Industry
Serica Energy says the US has granted a conditional licence, removing restrictions on a North Sea field because of Iranian
IEA warns of rising carbon emissions
Environment
Carbon emissions from energy production are set to grow for the second year running as analysis by the International Energy
UN climate report demands action
Policy
Governments must make “rapid, far-reaching and unprecedented changes in all aspects of society” to avoid disastrous levels of global warming,
Hydrogen plane could link up France by 2025
Storage
Tech firm HES Energy Systems says it plans to fly its Element One, the world’s first hydrogen-electric passenger aircraft, in
Activists celebrate Hambach reprieve
Environment
A demonstration of around 50,000 environmentalists (pictured) has been held to celebrate the reprieve of what is left of western
Exxon prepares to drill off Cyprus
Production
An ExxonMobil boss says the oil giant plans to drill offshore from Cyprus later this quarter, despite Turkey’s warnings that
Enquest buys North Sea field
Industry
The independent oil and gas producer Enquest says it hopes to take full control of the Magnus oilfield in the
Equinor discovery doubles Norwegian reserves
Production
Norway’s state-controlled oil firms Equinor and Petoro, along with Italy’s Eni, have completed their appraisal well on last year’s Cape
Rosatom spreads atomic influence around globe
Production
Russia is building a network of nuclear reactors across the world that is helping to extend Moscow’s influence into global
Statkraft buys Element wind farms
Production
Norway’s Statkraft has confirmed the purchase of the Element Power Group’s Irish and UK operations. The agreement means the absorption
Brussels delays appliance eco-reforms: report
Policy
New eco-designs for televisions, fridges and other appliances, seen as crucial to European Union member states meeting climate targets, have