Iter demands US funding U-turn
Production
The International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (Iter) project in France has warned that plans to build a nuclear fusion reactor in
Production
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Belgians given iodine amid nuclear fears
Production
Belgium has made iodine pills available free to its 11 million citizens in case of an accident at its ageing
Rosneft brokers Iraqi oil deal: sources
Production
Russian state-run oil firm Rosneft has reportedly had success at allowing Iraqi Kurdistan to resume full oil exports from the
EU divides over Nord Stream
Policy
A European Union legal team has rejected a European Commission proposal to extend the EU internal energy market rules to
No drilling without deal: Erdogan
Policy
No gas drilling will be conducted in Cypriot waters without the consent of Ankara and Turkish Cyprus, Turkey’s increasingly dictatorial
Anastasiades talks tough on gas
Production
The president of the Republic of Cyprus says a resumption of talks to reunify the island is unlikely because of
101 cities break 70% renewable mark: report
Environment
The number of cities around the world generating at least 70 per cent of their total electricity supplies from renewable
Montenegro PM calls for gas pipeline
Production
Montenegro’s Prime Minister Dusko Markovic says he expects the construction of the Ionian Adriatic Pipeline (IAP) and railway investment will
Sheikhs eye steppe investment
Policy
Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth fund, Mubadala, is reportedly nearing an agreement to invest in a Gazprom Neft project in western
‘Piratical’ Turks block another drill mission
Policy
The European Union has warned Turkey to pull back its navy after Turkish warships threatened and blocked a rig from
Poland broke EU pollution limit: ECJ
Environment
Poland has violated European Union law on air quality by continuously exceeding pollution limits from 2007 to 2015, the European
Plastic taxes to cut oil demand: BP
Environment
Bans on single-use plastic items such as carrier bags will reduce oil demand, according to oil and gas giant BP,
Gazprom waiting for TurkStream permit
Industry
Ankara is reportedly yet to issue a permit for Russia’s Gazprom to start building the land-based part of the TurkStream
Tirana plans power exchange
Production
Albania plans to launch a power exchange in January 2018 and the government will choose partners to run it along
Can the Russian-OPEC Alliance (ROPEC) provide oil-price stability?
Opinion
The fall of the U.S. stock market over past two weeks has pulled global markets and oil prices down with