Premier Oil promises to cut spending
Production
North Sea producer Premier Oil says it will cut its spending programme by at least US$100 million this year as
Production
|
Saudi Aramco told to boost oil output
Production
Saudi Arabia’s energy ministry has told oil giant Saudi Aramco to boost its production capacity from 12 million barrels per
US fracking giant feels pain of price crash
Production
Occidental Petroleum has cut quarterly dividends to investors for the first time in 30 years after Monday’s oil price crash.
The emerging renewable energy duality in the windy North and sunny South
Opinion
Numerous economic imbalances have defined Global North-South relations for centuries. Fossil fuels are one. Europe harnessed coal and the United
Saudi firm signs Uzbek wind farm deal
Production
Saudi Arabia’s ACWA Power has signed an agreement with fossil-fuel reliant Uzbekistan for the construction of a 500- to 1,000-megawatt
Opec waits on Russia over oil output cuts
Production
Opec is close to agreeing the largest oil production cuts since the 2008 financial crisis amid warnings that Covid-19 may
Drax power station to ditch coal next year
Production
The energy company Drax says it will stop burning coal at its North Yorkshire power plant, which was once one
Russia refuses to reveal Opec output policy
Production
Russia appears to have increased oil output ahead of the meeting tomorrow (Wednesday) with Opec (Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries)
Azerbaijan hails renewable progress
Production
Azerbaijan says it produced 1.9 billion kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity from renewable sources in 2019. Azerbaijan’s efficiency department chief at
Malaysia pulls plug on cross-border Brunei projects
Production
Malaysia has cancelled a cross-border deal with Brunei to develop oil and gas fields along their shared maritime boundary. Malaysian
EBRD promises to back Turkish renewable projects
Production
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) says it will continue to back Turkish renewable energy projects. “The EBRD
Wave energy converter to be built in Scotland
Production
Maritime services firm Malin Renewables has secured a £1-million contract to supply a 50-tonne wave energy converter in Scotland, a
France backs Cyprus is Turkish dispute over gas
Production
France’s defence minister, Florence Parly, has backed Cyprus in its dispute with Turkey over the search for natural gas around
Baltic states to boycott Belarus power plant
Production
The three Baltic states say they will not import electricity from a controversial Belarusian nuclear power station just 12km from
Germany eyes hydrogen supply boost
Production
German power producer EWE is planning to start supplying hydrogen to meet the growing demand for the world’s most abundant