Germany-Iran trade slumps amid Trump’s sanctions
Industry
Trade between Germany and Iran has fallen significantly, pointing to the impact of Donald Trump’s sanctions. German exports to Iran
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Saudi Aramco profits point towards floatation
Industry
Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil giant, Saudi Aramco, is ready to go ahead with a record US$2-trillion market floatation after announcing
Scottish firm sells Norwegian North Sea assets
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Scottish-based oil and gas producer Cairn Energy has cut operating costs by reducing its stake in a lucrative Norwegian development.
Ex-Audi CEO charged over diesel scandal
Industry
Rupert Stadler, who ran Audi until last year, was indicted yesterday (Wednesday) for his alleged involvement in the Volkswagen diesel
Key equipment arrives at Turkey’s first nuclear plant
Industry
The first large piece of equipment for Turkey’s Russian-built Akkuyu nuclear power station – the core catcher – has been
UAE counts cost of Iran sanctions
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The United Arab Emirates estimates that its trade with Iran will fall by half this year, amid US sanctions, according
Iraqi Kurdistan’s energy reserves: investor’s paradise or poisoned chalice?
Industry
When Masrour Barzani, who recently became the prime minister of semi-autonomous Iraqi Kurdistan, named long-serving Iraqi Kurdish natural resources minister
North Sea minnow moves to reopen field
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Minor North Sea producer Jersey Oil and Gas (JOG) has seen its share value more than double after it won
Druzhba suspect seeks asylum in Lithuania
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Russia has detained several suspects in the investigation into the contamination of its Soviet-era Druzhba crude oil pipeline. Roman Ruzhechko,
Legal action between Nord Stream 2 and EU looms
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The consortium behind the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline is facing legal arbitration with the EU amid growing uncertainty for
Irish suppliers call for biofuel blends
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A climate action report in Ireland says that doubling the amount of ethanol in petrol will reduce carbon emissions by
Salvini faces probe over Russia oil cash claims
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Italy’s anti-migrant deputy prime minister, Matteo Salvini, has denied claims that his far-right Lega party tried to secure millions from
Gazprom: TurkStream to operate this year
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Gazprom’s TurkStream gas pipeline under the Black Sea is expected to go online this year, the Moscow Times has reported.
Oil giants not enemy to climate action: industry advocate
Industry
A representative of the fossil-fuel sector says North Sea oil firms are “not the enemy” in the fight against climate
Equinor makes ‘profitable’ Oseberg discovery
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Norway’s oil and gas giant, Equinor, says it has made a “profitable oil discovery” at Oseberg in the North Sea