TAP claims 72% completion
Production
The Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) to transport Azeri gas to Europe, is over 72.5-per-cent complete, according to project president Walter Peeraer.
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Canadian batteries to power Norwegian ferries
Storage
Canada-based Corvus Energy has been selected by Norwegian Electric Systems (NES) to supply lithium-ion batteries to its ferries, which will
Siemens backs Northvolt battery project
Storage
Munich-based Siemens has become the latest investor to contribute to the Northvolt battery project to build Europe’s largest lithium-ion factory
Gazprom agrees TurkStream land deal
Transmission
Russian gas exporter Gazprom has signed a protocol with Turkey for the land section of the TurkStream pipeline to bring
Gazprom due to deepen Serb role
Industry
Russia’s Gazprom Neft and Serbian subsidiary Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) have expressed an interest in Belgrade-based petrochemical firm Petrohemija, according
EU calls for Kiev-Moscow talks
Policy
The European Union’s energy chief says he has asked Russia and Ukraine to relaunch talks over their gas pipeline to
Šefčovič eyes EU battery revolution
Storage
In an attempt to tap into the estimated €250-billion battery market, the European Commission has unveiled an action plan to
US mulls Nord Stream sanctions: envoy
Production
Kurt Volker, the US special representative for Ukraine, says there is an ongoing debate in Washington on whether sanctions should
Scotland eyes more wind farms
Environment
Scotland continues to lead European wind power and hopes to develop its investment in the sector with plans to lease
Norway orders electric buses
Storage
Volvo Buses says it has received an order for two Volvo 7900 (pictured) electric buses from the public transport company
US threatens Nord Stream sanctions
Industry
Washington has stepped up its opposition to the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline linking Russia and Germany, saying the project
Northvolt signs Japanese supply deal
Storage
Japan’s Marubeni and Sweden-based battery manufacturer Northvolt have signed an agreement to provide the company led by former Tesla supply
Gazprom’s EU case due for May closure
Policy
The European Commission plans to close its controversial anti-trust case against Russia’s de-facto gas-exporting monopoly Gazprom on May 24, EU
Nissan ditches diesel in EU
Storage
Nissan is to phase out diesel from its cars in Europe, becoming the latest manufacturer to ditch the polluting fuel
EU to force ‘silent killers’ to emit noises
Policy
From July 2019, all new electric and hybrid models seeking approval within the European Union will have to emit a