Dutch gas field to shut amid quake fears
Consumption
The 200 biggest Dutch companies have been told to stop buying fuel from a major gas field in the Netherlands
Production
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Russia hails nuclear progress
Environment
Russia is reportedly moving ahead with the installation of the world’s first floating nuclear power at a strategic Arctic town
Gazprom to challenge Swedish ruling
Policy
Gazprom’s announcement to challenge the Stockholm Arbitration Court’s preliminary ruling in the gas supply contract dispute with Ukraine’s Naftogaz is
Azeri gas to boost security: TAP boss
Consumption
The Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) project will strengthen the energy security of Italy and the rest of Europe, managing director of
Baku boosts regional influence
Policy
Azerbaijan’s recent foreign policy successes could allow the former Soviet state to establish itself as a regional power. The potential
Floating Bering nuclear project approved
Environment
In a move that will add to fears about Arctic pollution, the Russian State Expert Examination Board (Glavgosexpertiza) has reportedly
Statoil to replicate Hywind triumph
Environment
The Norwegian company behind the world’s first floating wind farm, Hywind (pictured) off Peterhead in Scotland, has revealed it is
Poland’s gas exports boom
Policy
Between August 2016 and last month, the Polish Oil and Gas company (PGNiG) delivered over 1 billion cubic metres of
Egypt gas supply chain opens
Policy
When gas exporting commenced from Egypt’s Zohr field at the end of 2017 it marked a significant moment when the
Iran eyes Georgian gas exports
Policy
Iran, which holds the world’s largest conventional gas reserves, reportedly sees Georgia as a potential market. Iran’s gas output has
Skopje smog sparks lignite questions
Environment
Macedonia has taken emergency measures against dense smog enveloping its cities, which is blamed on factors like coal burning, ageing
EDF and Mitsubishi form nuclear firm
Industry
The Atmea joint venture between France’s Areva and Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) is to be restructured after the sale
IHS launches Bosnia exploration bid
Industry
UK-based consulting company IHS has lodged a bid in a public tender launched by the Bosnia Federation in search for
Turkey completes pipe study
Consumption
Turkey’s state gas importer and transmission operator Botas has filed the environmental impact assessment (EIA) for the first overland section
Wind island eyes 30-gigawatt output
Production
The Netherlands hopes to build the world’s largest offshore wind farm by 2027 on a 6-square-km artificial island in the