Russia set to relax Caspian grip
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On August 12, the five states that have Caspian coastline – Russia, Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan – are due
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Finland looks to pioneer dung power
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Finnish Prime Minister Juha Sipilä’s administration has tabled a bill in parliament that would make it easier for farmers to
Akkuyu deepens Moscow’s grip on Turkey
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has taken sole control of the newly established Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NDK) since winning sweeping
Rosatom extends global dominance
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Russian nuclear-power agency Rosatom says it is still in talks with Jordan to discuss building a power station in the
Turkey needs tight control mechanisms to grow its wind energy
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In June 2018, Turkey nationalized its first wind farm, Alaçatı Wind Energy Plant (ARES), transferring to the state-owned Electricity Generation
Spain govt struggles with coal miners
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Spain’s minority Socialist government is struggling to balance its green ambitions with its support base in the coal-mining sector. The
Total buys Engie LNG assets
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French oil and gas giant Total has completed a £1.1 billion acquisition of Engie’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) assets in
Lebanese gas won’t stop the next war, but it could contain the damage
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Today marks the 12-year anniversary of the 34-day war that broke out between Israel and Lebanese-based, Iranian-backed Hezbollah. Hezbollah ostensibly
Erdogan: Tanap key to region
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The Trans-Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline (Tanap) is a vital for Turkey and Azerbaijan, according to Turkey’s newly sworn-in president, Recep
Senegal playing smart, so far, with its oil and gas findings
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From 2002 to 2004, I lived in Senegal and worked as a Peace Corps Volunteer in a town called Thiès.
Tidal power booms despite setback
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The UK government last week rejected a £1.3-billion tidal project at Swansea but other tidal projects are springing up all
Total faces North Sea strikes
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Total’s North Sea oil workers are to stage a series of offshore strikes in a dispute over pay and conditions.
Equinor submits Troll bid
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Equinor and its partners in the Troll licence have submitted a NOK7.8 billion (US$955 million) plan for the further development
Gazprom expects record year: CEO
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Gazprom’s CEO Alexei Miller expects to achieve record gas sales to Europe, despite US liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports. The
Irish oil boss in Crimea talks
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An Irish oil and gas exploration specialist has been in talks with Gazprom over the possibility of developing a refinery