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
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Iraqi Kurdistan’s energy reserves: investor’s paradise or poisoned chalice?
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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
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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
UK cuts cost of North Sea rig decommissioning
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The projected cost of decommissioning North Sea oil and gas rigs has been cut by almost £9 billion in two
Nord Stream 2 abandons Danish pipeline route
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The Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline consortium says it has abandoned one of three applications to run through Danish
Gas boss says Brexit could spark fuel shortages
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The UK could be vulnerable to gas shortages and price hikes if Brexit happens, according to Marco Alvera, head of
Activists storm German lignite mine
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Hundreds of climate change activists have stormed an open cast, lignite coal mine in western Germany to campaign against fossil
Oil flows to Poland restored after another purity alert
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Oil flows to Poland through Russia’s Druzhba pipeline resumed yesterday (Thursday) after being suspended again this week due to the