Spinning wind turbine wins design award
Production
A spinning turbine which can capture wind coming from any direction and could revolutionise how consumers around the world generate
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Gazprom unveils vast reserves
Production
De-facto Russian gas monopoly Gazprom said it had the largest amount of explored natural gas reserves in the world, totalling
$90 barrels possible by November: analyst
Consumption
Limited capacity in the market leaves US$90 for a barrel of oil a likely prospect by November, according to an
Brussels ends Chinese solar tariffs
Environment
The European Union will end its five-year-old restrictions on Chinese solar panel imports, where importers were subjected to duties of
Iran looks to restore hidden oil trade
Industry
Iran appears keen to keep 800,000 barrels per day (bpd) of its oil exports flowing after US sanctions are in
Oil prices rise ahead of Iran sanctions
Policy
Oil prices rose today (Monday) supported by fears that falling Iranian output will restrict supply once Donald Trump’s second round of
Norway to power rigs with Hywind copy
Production
Norwegian oil and gas giant Equinor is investigating the possibility of building a floating offshore wind farm to power oilfields
Staff hurt in German refinery blast
Industry
An explosion (pictured) at a Bavarian oil refinery in southern Germany has left several people severely injured and more than
China plans nuclear barge: US
Policy
Apparently keen to replicate Russia’s floating nuclear power station, China is looking to launch a similar barge in the disputed
Russian delegates eye Kurdish deals
Production
A Russian energy delegation met the former president of Iraqi Kurdistan, Masoud Barzani, yesterday (Thursday) to discuss boosting ties with
IAEA praises Iranian nuclear compliance
Policy
Iran continues to comply with the terms of its 2015 nuclear deal, despite Donald Trump’s withdrawal from the agreement, according
Gazprom profits beat forecasts
Production
Russian gas exporter Gazprom reported that April-June net profits beat market expectations amid energy price growth. The firm, which provides
TurkStream breaks pipe-laying record
Consumption
The world’s largest construction and heavy-lift ship, the Pioneering Spirit, which is laying the second line of the €11.4-billion TurkStream
Cañete faces opposition to higher target
Environment
The European Commission is facing opposition to setting more ambitious European emissions reduction targets for 2030, amid arguments that member
Merkel calls on EU to counter Trump
Consumption
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has called on Europe to assert its interests more forcefully against disturbances caused by Donald Trump,