Ships aim to cut emissions to meet 2020 deadline
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Under the UN’s 2020 deadline, shipping needs to cut its greenhouse-gas emissions as heavy-fuel oil is packed with soot, black
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Audi fined €800m over diesel emissions
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German car manufacturer Audi has been fined €800 million by a public prosecutor in Germany over the diesel emissions scandal. Prosecutors
Putin set to start Uzbek nuclear project
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Uzbekistan and Russia are this month due to sign several commercial deals and start construction of the first Uzbek nuclear
US grants Iran waiver for North Sea deal
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Serica Energy says the US has granted a conditional licence, removing restrictions on a North Sea field because of Iranian
Enquest buys North Sea field
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The independent oil and gas producer Enquest says it hopes to take full control of the Magnus oilfield in the
Artificial intelligence will help hydrocarbons on the supply-side
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This article is the first of a three-part series on how artificial intelligence is already shaping the global energy system
French renewable firm launches IPO
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French renewable-energy producer Neoen has registered for an initial public offering (IPO) of a reported €450 million, which would be
Shetland angles for oil-rig dismantling role
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Shetland is in line to become an international hub for decommissioning work as concerns emerge over the health of the
Iran looks to restore hidden oil trade
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Iran appears keen to keep 800,000 barrels per day (bpd) of its oil exports flowing after US sanctions are in
Staff hurt in German refinery blast
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An explosion (pictured) at a Bavarian oil refinery in southern Germany has left several people severely injured and more than
Iran takes US to international court
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Iran is arguing against renewed sanctions imposed by the United States, as a legal battle opens at the International Court
German nuclear sector broadens markets
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In 2011, after Japan’s Fukushima nuclear disaster (pictured), Chancellor Angela Merkel announced that Germany’s 17 nuclear stations were to be
Yamal finishes second LNG train
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The first load of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the Yamal refinery’s second train is ready to leave the Sabetta
Poland demands sovereignty over emissions
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Poland’s trade union leaders and government ministers at a climate conference have demanded the right to protect industrial jobs and
Serica steps up North Sea stake
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Serica Energy is set to buy stakes in two North Sea fields from French oil and gas giant Total for