Swiss hydropower can handle glacier melt: study
While melting glaciers provide a temporary boost to Swiss hydropower production, their disappearance does not pose a threat to power
While melting glaciers provide a temporary boost to Swiss hydropower production, their disappearance does not pose a threat to power
A spinning turbine which can capture wind coming from any direction and could revolutionise how consumers around the world generate
De-facto Russian gas monopoly Gazprom said it had the largest amount of explored natural gas reserves in the world, totalling
Norwegian oil and gas giant Equinor is investigating the possibility of building a floating offshore wind farm to power oilfields
A Russian energy delegation met the former president of Iraqi Kurdistan, Masoud Barzani, yesterday (Thursday) to discuss boosting ties with
Russian gas exporter Gazprom reported that April-June net profits beat market expectations amid energy price growth. The firm, which provides
Tech firm Alcatel Submarine Networks (ASN) has won a contract from Norwegian energy giant Equinor for permanent reservoir monitoring (PRM)
Novatek is planning to build a second 20 million tonnes per annum (mpta) LNG trans-shipment plant in Ura Bay in
France’s energy giant Total has been forced to officially abandon its Iranian gas field deal, estimated to be worth US$4.8
French oil and gas giant Total will purportedly “abide by the US sanctions” and abandon its investment in Iran. “When
The leaders of Russia, Kazakhstan, Iran, Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan have agreed the legal status of the Caspian Sea, helping to
Fresh US sanctions placed on Russia may put the country’s long-term crude production potential at risk as they target certain
Techniques used to design Olympic yachts could revolutionise wind energy, according to an Edinburgh firm designing turbine blades. The design
Bulgaria has opened a new looping section of its gas pipeline to Turkey, expanding its capacity and adding the possibility
Russia has begun to load uranium on the reactors on the Akademik Lomonosov, the world’s first floating nuclear power station,
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