Can Cyprus gas overcome Greek-Turkish rivalry?
Opinion
Commerce has spawned rivalries across the eastern Mediterranean for millennia. Hydrocarbons might be the last major commercial reason to sustain
Production
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Gazprom due to deepen Serb role
Industry
Russia’s Gazprom Neft and Serbian subsidiary Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) have expressed an interest in Belgrade-based petrochemical firm Petrohemija, according
‘Nuclear Titanic’ arrives in Murmansk
Production
Russia’s floating nuclear power plant, known as a “floating Chernobyl”, has arrived at the Arctic port of Murmansk after leaving
Equinor secures North Sea licences
Production
Norway’s Equinor, which changed its name from Statoil last week, has been awarded nine new licenses in the 30th Offshore
US mulls Nord Stream sanctions: envoy
Production
Kurt Volker, the US special representative for Ukraine, says there is an ongoing debate in Washington on whether sanctions should
Does Bahrain’s discovery signal a global wave of shale?
Opinion
From the United States to Argentina and Australia and now Bahrain, we hear a common refrain in 2018: shale is
Total eyes Cyprus drill mission
Production
French giant Total says it is looking to expand its search for natural gas near the south coast of Cyprus
Novatek boss denies LNG glut
Industry
Novatek, the Russian LNG (liquefied natural gas) producer, predicts the global surplus of the super-chilled fuel depleting faster than expected.
France looks for EU action on Iran
Production
France is looking to the European Union for compensation for companies that might face US sanctions for doing business with
Nuclear sector misses Brexit ‘deadlines’
Production
Brexit deadlines have put the supply of nuclear raw material for UK power stations in peril as the EU scrambles
Total and Shell sign Oman gas deals
Production
Oman, the biggest West-Asian oil producer outside Opec (Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries), signed two separate agreements with France’s
Turkish minister promises Mediterranean drilling
Production
Turkey will drill for oil and gas in the Mediterranean before the end of the summer, potentially increasing tension with
Russia boasts of gas dominance
Production
Russia has boasted about its growing dominance in the European gas market, despite strained diplomatic ties after the 2014 invasion
Balearics struggle towards green targets
Production
Spain’s Balearic Islands hope to be running on 100 per cent renewable energy by 2050, but the regional government faces
Tanap braced for June opening
Production
The ceremony to open the 1,850km-long Trans-Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline (Tanap), with an initial capacity of 16 billion cubic metres