Azerbaijan and Turkey open vast pipeline link
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Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev and his Turkish counterpart, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, have opened the Trans-Anatolian Pipeline (Tanap), the longest element
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Global coal use sees record drop: report
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Electricity produced from coal-fired power stations is set to fall by around 3 per cent during 2019, according to a
French EDF’s green arm invests in Egyptian solar
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France’s EDF Renewables will acquire a stake in the Egyptian solar company KarmSolar in a reserved capital increase. KarmSolar, as
Equinor looks to develop Azerbaijan ties
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Azerbaijan’s state-run oil company (Socar) and Norwegian oil and gas giant Equinor are due to start drilling an appraisal well in
Saudi Aramco finalises share plans
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Saudi Aramco, the world’s biggest and most profitable oil firm, is finalising plans to sell shares to customers in Saudi
Ireland to close two peat-fuelled plants
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Ireland’s state-run energy company, ESB, is due to close two peat-fuelled power stations in the Irish midlands after moves to
Cyprus grants licence for Aphrodite field
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The Republic of Cyprus has granted the first oil and gas exploitation licence to the consortium – which includes the
Norway’s Equinor finds major North Sea oil well
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A Norwegian exploration well at Echino South in the North Sea is estimated to hold recoverable resources of between 38
Orban and Putin discuss TurkStream gas supplies
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The ability of the TurkStream pipeline to bring Russian gas to Central Europe, bypassing Ukraine, was on the agenda for
Supplier Toto goes bust amid Brexit fallout
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Toto Energy, which supplies around 134,000 homes, has gone bust, according to the UK regulator Ofgem. It is the seventh
Consumers urged to cut domestic consumption
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The Carbon Trust has reported that individual UK household energy use makes up more than 26 per cent of the
No-deal Brexit endangers oil sector, warns Welsh minister
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UK oil refineries would be “massively undermined” by the threat to introduce new tariff rates in the event of a
Philippines eyes Russian ‘floating Chernobyl’ plant
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A clone of Russia’s controversial floating nuclear power station could power remote Philippine islands, according to Manila’s trade secretary, Ramon
By adding solar, Portugal pushes all-in on renewables
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In the early fifteenth century, Portuguese explorers began spanning the globe in search of riches in new colonies and trading
Eni signs deal to bid for wind contracts
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Eni and Mainstream Renewable Power, a wind and solar development company, have agreed to develop large-scale renewable assets, targeting high-growth