Azerbaijan hails renewable progress
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Azerbaijan says it produced 1.9 billion kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity from renewable sources in 2019. Azerbaijan’s efficiency department chief at
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Malaysia pulls plug on cross-border Brunei projects
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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German power producer EWE is planning to start supplying hydrogen to meet the growing demand for the world’s most abundant
Anastasiades refuses to stop drilling for Cypriot gas
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Cyprus will continue to drill for Mediterranean gas despite Turkey’s attempt to force it to abandon the exploration operations, President
Belarus offered Russian oil for shared currency: sources
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Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, have held talks in Sochi in southern Russia to discuss
BP defies market to raise dividends
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BP has said it raised its dividends and completed a US$1.5-billion share buyback to display confidence as CEO Bob Dudley
Activists storm new German coal plant
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Activists in Germany have occupied a controversial coal power station that is due to open in the coming months and
Shell bemoans profits slump as oil and gas prices tumble
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UK-Dutch oil giant Shell is retreating from its vast US$25-billion share buyback after falling oil and gas prices halved its
Shell prepares to unveil disappointing profits
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Weak natural gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices are expected by some analysts to reduce the full-year earnings of
Cyprus blocking EU’s Crimea sanctions over Turkey gas dispute: sources
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Cyprus is allegedly blocking EU sanctions against several Russian figures in Crimea in an apparent attempt to push for tougher
IAEA due to inspect Belarus nuclear plant
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The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is expected in Belarus next month to evaluate the preparedness for a nuclear power