Oil price spirals amid Iran fallout
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Oil is now costing more than US$80 a barrel for the first time in more than three years after Donald
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Activists dismiss Statoil rebranding
Policy
Shareholders in Statoil have approved the board’s proposal to rebrand as Equinor as it diversifies away from fossil fuels and
Gazprom’s EU case due for May closure
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The European Commission plans to close its controversial anti-trust case against Russia’s de-facto gas-exporting monopoly Gazprom on May 24, EU
EU to force ‘silent killers’ to emit noises
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From July 2019, all new electric and hybrid models seeking approval within the European Union will have to emit a
Total fears for South Pars stake
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Total and other European oil giants which have invested in Iran are still formulating a response to Donald Trump’s threat
Oil giants count Iran costs
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Donald Trump’s withdrawal from the nuclear deal with Iran threatens to put billions of euros worth of European trade in
EU firms flounder after Trump’s Iran move
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Donald Trump’s removal of the US from the Iran nuclear deal has dismayed European allies and left existing oil and
Norway to ban polluting ships from key fjords
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The Norwegian parliament has adopted a landmark resolution to halt all emissions from cruise ships and ferries in its Unesco
Total’s Iran stake at risk: Tehran
Industry
French oil giant Total, the only western energy major investing in Iran, will lose its stake in the vast South
EU carbon prices set to double: study
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A study says carbon prices across the European Union could double by 2021 if Brussels makes the emissions trading scheme
Ireland faces fines for renewable failure: commissioner
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Ireland faces fines of around €600 million a year from the European Union for failing to meet renewable energy targets
Novatek chief slams US sanctions
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Russian gas extractor Novatek chief financial officer Mark Gyetvay says the latest US sanctions against Russia this month are “a
Duma to ban US nuclear trade
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A bill submitted to Russia’s State Duma would ban all trade between the state-owned nuclear utility Rosatom and US nuclear-power
Poland plans green subsidies to cut smog
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Poland plans to spend up to US$8.8 billion by 2028 on cleaner heating as part of its efforts to fight
Leak ‘exposes’ Gazprom grip on EU
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Russia’s grip on EU gas supplies has reportedly been exposed by leaked documents, exposing alleged violations of European law over