EIB poised to reject Iran finance deal
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The European Investment Bank (EIB) has rejected an EU proposal to do business in Iran to help offset US sanctions
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Learn from 1988 disaster: Oslo safety chief
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Learning the lessons from the Piper Alpha disaster is important for everyone in the industry “regardless of the country”, according
Gazprom due to deepen Serb role
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Russia’s Gazprom Neft and Serbian subsidiary Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) have expressed an interest in Belgrade-based petrochemical firm Petrohemija, according
Total to buy 10% Arctic LNG stake
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French oil and gas giant Total is due to buy a 10-per-cent stake in Novatek’s Arctic LNG-2 project on northern
Novatek boss denies LNG glut
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Novatek, the Russian LNG (liquefied natural gas) producer, predicts the global surplus of the super-chilled fuel depleting faster than expected.
US threatens Nord Stream sanctions
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Washington has stepped up its opposition to the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline linking Russia and Germany, saying the project
Europeans hold Iran shuttle diplomacy
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After Donald Trump’s withdrawal from the Iran nuclear accord, Europe is seeking ways to hold the agreement together and avoid
Total’s Iran stake at risk: Tehran
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French oil giant Total, the only western energy major investing in Iran, will lose its stake in the vast South
‘Nuclear Titanic’ heads into Baltic
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The Akademik Lomonosov, dubbed Russia’s “floating Chernobyl”, is due to be wired into the electrical grid in the Arctic town
Statoil proposes Irish wind farm
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Ireland has “enormous potential for offshore energy developments”, Norwegian state-run giant Statoil told Dublin’s Department Communications, Climate Action and Environment
TurkStream reaches Thrace coast
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The deep-water offshore construction of the first TurkStream gas pipeline is now complete as the world’s largest pipelaying vessel, the
‘Nuclear Titanic’ leaves St Petersburg
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Russia has launched a controversial floating nuclear power station, which environmentalist have dubbed a “nuclear Titanic”, to provide energy to
Germany pays less for Russian gas: data
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Russia’s Federal Customs Service statistics show Germany paid less for natural gas from the world’s largest exporter, Gazprom, than most
EU energy dependency on rise: Eurostat
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A downturn in primary productionof fossil fuels, as well as nuclear energy, means that the EU’s energy imports have increased,
Gazprom hails $20bn Baltic methane plant
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De-facto Russian gas monopoly Gazprom says it plans to work with Rusgazdobycha to build a gas processing plant on the