Putin to send gas west, coal east
Consumption
Nord Stream 2, the proposed 1,230km pipeline that is due to carry natural gas from Russia to Germany’s Baltic coast,
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Iran takes US to international court
Industry
Iran is arguing against renewed sanctions imposed by the United States, as a legal battle opens at the International Court
Rosatom hopes to export floating plants
Transmission
At Kola Bay on Russia’s Arctic coast, the Akademik Lomonosov is being loaded with nuclear fuel before it makes its
Equinor signs tech deal for giant fields
Production
Tech firm Alcatel Submarine Networks (ASN) has won a contract from Norwegian energy giant Equinor for permanent reservoir monitoring (PRM)
Halogen bulbs to be banned in EU
Environment
Halogen bulbs are set to be banned in the European Union on September 1 to encourage consumers to switch over
Norway urged to retain oil shares
Policy
Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, the world’s largest, should retain tens of billions of dollars of oil and gas shares, according
Polish reforms may backfire: NGOs
Environment
Poland’s environmental reforms could prove counterproductive in one of Europe’s most polluted countries, according to environmental groups. The Energy Ministry
Poland to diversity supplies: Duda
Policy
Polish President Andrzej Duda has told a conference in Australia that his government is working to diversify its energy supplies
German nuclear sector broadens markets
Industry
In 2011, after Japan’s Fukushima nuclear disaster (pictured), Chancellor Angela Merkel announced that Germany’s 17 nuclear stations were to be
Rolls-Royce unveils electric ferry engine
Storage
A ship owner’s returns are maximised when a battery is correctly dimensioned for the specific ship and includes intelligent power
Northvolt signs lithium supply deal
Storage
Nemaska Lithium has finalised a five-year, €10-million deal with Northvolt, the Swedish-based battery startup, with the Canadian firm due to
Novatek plans Murmansk LNG terminal
Production
Novatek is planning to build a second 20 million tonnes per annum (mpta) LNG trans-shipment plant in Ura Bay in
Moldova won’t renew Gazprom deal: minister
Transmission
Moldova does not plan to enter into another gas supply contract with Russia’s de-facto gas monopoly Gazprom, the impoverished Balkan
Total officially axes Iran contract
Production
France’s energy giant Total has been forced to officially abandon its Iranian gas field deal, estimated to be worth US$4.8
Norway looks to copy Hywind
Transmission
The Norwegian energy minister has said a version of the Scottish Hywind floating wind project would be welcome off Norway’s